Understand the principles of positive behaviour support
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Table of Contents
- Tutorial Video
- Reading Materials
- ‘Challenging behaviour: a guide for family carers on getting the right support for adults’, published by the Social Care Institute for Excellence
- 'Positive behaviour support’ webpage on the Skills for Care website.
- The Challenging Behaviour Foundation.
- ‘Supporting Positive Behaviour: a workbook for social care workers’, written by Suzan Collins
- ‘Promoting positive behaviour (Supporting the Learning Disability Worker)’, written by Sharon Palley
- Presentation
- Click to launch this presentation on 'Restrictive Intervention'.
- Click to launch this presentation on 'Supporting the Development of Pro-social behaviour'.
- Good Practice Example
- Good Practice Example
- Good Practice Example
- Interactive Quiz
- Evidence Opportunities
- Extended Learning
- Click the icon to access a leaflet created by The Richmond Fellowship Scotland entitled ‘Implementing Positive Behaviour Support… from theory to practice’. This document provides information on the stages of a functional analysis, data collection and direct support.
- Click the icon to access an article on the NHS website which explains how to deal with challenging behaviour, and provides a focus on getting help for carers and how professionals can help.
- Click to read ‘What is positive behaviour support?’ on The Richmond Fellowship Scotland website.
- This Positive Behavioural Support Coalition document ‘Positive Behavioural Support: A competence framework’ consists of ten elements grouped into three overarching themes of values, theory/evidence base, and process.
- The Centre for the Advancement of Behaviour Support has produced ‘Practice leadership, Positive Behaviour Support, and reducing restrictive practices’
- Think And Challenge
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