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Module 1: Positive Behavioural Support & De-escalation

Our Positive Behavioural Support & De-escalation Course provides accredited training for dealing with challenging behaviour.

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Positive Behavioural Support & De-escalation Training

The Positive Behavioural Support & De-escalation Module of the Able Target System provides accredited training for dealing with challenging behaviour. Based on the principles of positive behavioural support, pro‐active and responsive strategies and de‐escalation. Our training in the subject of managing difficult behaviours and aggression all follow the Able Target System. The Able Target system is Able Training’s system for managing behaviour of concern, behaviour that challenges, distress, crisis, aggression and violence. It is adaptable to various environments in the health and social care and education settings. It comprises of 5 modules that map across from the three tier strategy process which includes primary strategies, secondary and proactive responsive strategies and tertiary intervention. This module includes preventative, proactive and responsive strategies to manage behaviour of concern and aggression including support of positive behaviours and de-escalation.

What does this course cover?

Primary strategies including preventative, proactive and responsive strategies to manage behaviour of concern and aggression (Positive behavioural support and de-escalation). ‘Behaviour that challenges’ comes in many forms and varies dependent on situation and environment and the personal feelings of the individuals involved. This course will enable participants to explore the issues that lead to challenging behaviour and is tailored to your environment and needs. Learners will learn how to respond rather than react to behaviour that challenges and aggression through techniques including:

Behavioural analysis
Behavioural planning
Reinforcing and rewarding behaviour that is incompatible with challenging behaviour.
Appropriate extinguishing
Clear communication
De‐escalation techniques
Person-centred problem solving to create win‐win outcomes
What to do when faced with danger.

Who is this course for?

This course has been created to adapt to the needs of your setting and can be delivered to pre-schools, schools, children’s homes, supported living, learning disability settings and mental health settings. This course is designed for individuals operating in low risk environments, where they experience little or no hazardous behaviour. However, want staff to understand more about behaviours of concern and better support individuals to prevent behaviours from escalating. Bespoke days are taught in child care and educational settings.

This course is suitable for all participants. Each module is made up of numerous setting specific components and the modules must be completed in order. The module level required, and components included will be based on your individual setting, risk assessment and training needs analysis.

What will you achieve?

By the end of the course, you‘ll be able to…

Understand the causes and functions of behaviours of concern
Identify the difference between primary, secondary and tertiary strategies
Recognise the importance of proactive as well as responsive strategies
Explore factors and conditions that change behaviour
Understand the effects of trauma and how it affects behaviour
Outline the benefits of using a positive behavioural support-based system
Label the six stages of the Able Target Model
Recognise stages of escalation and understand appropriate response methods
Develop strategies to manage individual needs based on planning and response
Instigate an appropriate debrief/reflection process after an incident occurs

Optional Day 2: Able Advocate Programme Level 1

Developing a restraint reduction programme within your setting
Create behavioural plans
Perform basic functional analysis and create behaviour hypothesis
Develop pro-active teaching plans for an individual’s new skills
Develop behaviour support strategies for all levels of escalation
Demonstrate psychological first aid for both staff and individuals in the reflection process
Use data to review practice and improve outcomes for all.
Understand how Adverse childhood experiences can impact on development
Identify trauma and attachment related behaviours and recognise shame shield strategies
Recognise the difference between old logic behaviour management and new strategies
Look at how the PACE model fits into the Target model
Develop pro-active strategies for positive school culture, engagement, inclusivity and behaviour policies
Develop positive classroom management strategies
Demonstrate positive responses to common classroom issues.

Additional content is available as required depending on your setting needs, includes:

Understanding Trauma and trauma-informed care.
Understanding Mental health and mental illness
Mental Capacity Act 2005 and Liberty safeguard protection
PACE model of supporting children with attachment difficulties or trauma.
Basic life support and first aid skills.
Understanding additional conditions autism, fetal alcohol spectrum disorder, ADHD, sensory processing disorder, dementia

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How much does it cost?

Our prices are personalised to the company, including how many delegates, and location. Please make an enquiry to get a personalised quote with no hidden costs.

Where do you cover?

We cover the whole of the UK.

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