Positive Behaviour Support Awareness. Suitable for any care setting.

Enough resources for single sessions, single aspects or a one day course with workshops. All editable.

16 Files in total (Presentation (in sections) , Handouts x 8, Learning Activity documents x 3 with a selection of case studies) and End of Session Multiple Choice Assessments x 4).

Overall Aim : To equip support workers with the knowledge and skills necessary to effectively implement Positive Behaviour Support principles in their daily practice, fostering a supportive and empowering environment for individuals.

Learning Objectives:​

• Understand the key principles and concepts of Positive Behaviour Support, including its importance in promoting dignity and autonomy.
• Identify factors influencing behaviour and apply the ABC Model to analyse and understand challenging behaviours within the context of Positive Behaviour Support.
• Develop individualised support plans using functional assessment techniques and person-centred approaches to address challenging behaviours effectively.
• Implement evidence-based strategies for preventing and managing challenging behaviours, while adhering to legal and ethical considerations.

Presentation (63 Slides)
Aims and Objectives
Introduction
SECTION - Positive Behaviour Support (PBS)
Definition of PBS
Goals of PBS
SECTION - Understanding Trauma
Factors Influencing Behaviour
ABC Model (Antecedent, Behaviour, Consequence)
Functions of Behaviour
SECTION - Principles of PBS
Dignity of Risk
Person Centred Planning
Least Restrictive Interventions
SECTION – Assessment and Planning
Functional Assessment
Individualised Support Plans
Collaboration with Multi-Disciplinary Teams
SECTION – Implementing PBS
Strategies for Preventing Challenging Behaviour
Environmental Modifications, Teaching Proactive Skills
Positive Reinforcement, Functional Communication
Effective Communication Techniques
Listening, Language, Non- verbal Communication
Crisis Management & De-escalation
Calmness, Safety, Rapport
Verbal De-Escalation, Choices and Control, Creating Space
Physical Interventions as a Last Resort Only
SECTION - Evaluating and Monitoring Progress
Data Collection and Analysis
Key Steps
Reviewing and Revising Support Plans
Key Steps
Celebrating Successes and Addressing Challenges
Key Steps
SECTION - Legal and Ethical Considerations
Introduction
Duty of Care and Safeguarding
Human Rights Act  
Mental Capacity Act
Informed Consent
Least Restrictive Interventions
Confidentiality and Data Protection
End Comments
SECTION - Summary of Key Points
References and Further Reading

Word Documents
Handouts x 8
Learning Activity documents x 3 ( with a selection of case studies)
End of Session Multiple Choice Assessments x 4)

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