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Positive Behaviour Support and the use of Visual Supports

One-day course. Positive Behaviour Support (PBS) aims to increase the quality of life for individuals with learning difficulties who display behaviours that challenge. These behaviours can often be quite violent.
The day begins with an explanation of the theory behind PBS. It includes the key concepts of PBS and how these relate to practice.
We Identify the functions of behaviour and then how we can teach alternative communication methods.
Creating and maintaining supportive and capable environments are important aspects of PBS, therefore the use of Visual Supports is an integral part of this course.

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