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'Supporting people with challenging or distressed behaviour’ from Skills for Care

People who display or are at risk of displaying behaviours which challenge might need care and support which involves both positive support, such as positive behavioural support, and some form of restrictive practice or intervention, such as physical restraint or use of devices, medication or seclusion.

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This section of the Mencap website gives recommendations on how to deal with behaviour that challenges, including chewing, repetition, rewarding, routines and tantrums.
Click to read ‘Management of behaviour that challenges’ produced by Kerry Parents and Friends Association who offer support to families of people with an intellectual disability. Read from the introduction up to and including Appendix 1.
This article on ‘What are complex and challenging behaviours?’ from Synapse, an Australian organisation supporting those with brain injury.

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