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Why do they do that? 9 – 18 years - Ballarat Regional Carer Training Expo
This session focuses specifically on understanding and responding to behaviour in children / young people 9 - 18 years of age. We will look at how child and adolescent development can influence behaviour and the ways to understand and respond appropriately to meet the needs of children in this age cohort.
10am - 10.30am: Registration & Morning Tea
10.30am - 2.30pm: Why do they do that? Understanding and responding to behaviour in children / young people 9 - 18 years of age
Where behaviour problems exist, it is because the child has an underlying need that they are attempting to meet in the best way they know how. With Positive Behaviour Support (PBS), we to try to understand what that unmet need is, and to have that need met so that there is literally no need for the individual to resort to behaviours that cause a problem to themselves or others around them.
Meeting the unmet need may involve changing the individual’s environment, teaching the individual new skills or changing the supports we provide to the individual. The end result is that the person’s quality of life has improved, the behaviour problems reduce and the need to use more restrictive or punishment driven strategies is also reduced.
Lunch is provided
Bookings are essential so register today!
Presented by: Lancaster Consulting
Lancaster Consulting Australia is an independent, non-government organisation that provides a range of specialised support services for people with complex needs, their families and wider support network.
*Travel support & babysitting options may be provided (must be organised prior to event). Please email Carer KaFÉ directly This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. or speak with your agency worker who can liaise with us.