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Supporting Supply, Agency and Temporary Staff with Behaviour

25 September 2024|

Whether it’s long-term cover, or the occasional day of agency support, temporary members of staff are an increasingly common feature of our organisations. Against the backdrop of a multi-sector recruitment and retention crisis, agency [...]

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Supporting Behaviour During Change to Routines

24 September 2024|

Book Now! Wednesday 27th November, 2024, 4:00pm We work hard to build consistent, familiar routines. We know these routines make the individuals we support feel safe, and when things are predictable, we feel more comfortable, too. So, what happens when those familiar routines have to change? We often see [...]

From ‘Time Out’ to ‘Time In’ When Supporting Dysregulated Behaviour

24 September 2024|

Book Now! Wednesday 9th October, 2024, 4:00pm Removing a child or young person from a situation when they're becoming dysregulated is familiar practice for anyone working in education or social care settings. Traditionally this might take the form of a 'time out' - leaving a child or young person [...]

ADHD: Supporting Not Managing Behaviour

5 August 2024|

Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder, or ADHD, is a neurodevelopmental condition that can affect how people behave. As with other neurodivergence, such as autism, concerns have been raised about only looking at ADHD through a clinical lens, which can lead to a deficit-based approach. While individuals with ADHD may need support, [...]

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