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Challenging Behaviour Training


  • Maidstone Community Support Centre 38 Marsham Street Maidstone, England, ME14 1HH United Kingdom (map)

Challenging Behaviour Training

Led by The Challenging Behaviour Foundation, hosted by 21 Together.

This 2-day workshop is for parents/carers or professionals in KENT supporting a young person with a severe learning disability, whose behaviour can be extreme. This is not suitable for people looking for advice with general behaviour concerns, but those that are more complex.

Cost: £25 parent/carers; £120 professionals (one ticket includes both sessions).

Both sessions MUST be attended.

Day 1:

Sunday 23rd June 2024

10:00 - 2:30

Maidstone Community Support Centre, Marsham Street, ME14 1HH.

Understanding Challenging Behaviour

Objectives to be covered in the session:

What is challenging behaviour

  • The impact of challenging behaviour

  • Reasons for behaviour

  • Context and environment

  • Purposes (functions) of behaviour

  • Reinforcement

  • Setting events and triggers

  • Sensory differences

  • ABC recording

  • A story of success

  • How to look after yourself

Day 2:

Sunday 30th June 2024

10:00 - 2:30

Maidstone Community Support Centre, Marsham Street, ME14 1HH.

Supporting Behaviour Change

Objectives to be covered in the session:

  • Why do people challenge (recap)

  • Reasons and purpose (recap)

  • Arousal curve

  • Positive Behaviour Support

  • Proactive and reactive strategies

  • How to prevent challenging behaviour

  • How to stop behaviour escalating

  • How to respond to an incident

  • What to do after an incident

  • Individual planning and behaviour support plans

  • Working in partnership

The approach is person-centred, non-aversive and reflects families’ and professionals’ perspectives. The style is interactive and informal – participation is encouraged through discussions and activities in small/whole groups.

CBF workshops are co-produced and delivered by Family Carer Trainers and Positive Behaviour Support Trainers. This ensures training is supported by evidence- based theory and practice in a way that is accessible for everyone.

You will need to bring lunch with you.

21 Together hold a strong belief that no family supporting a child with a child with Down’s syndrome should be denied access to training due to finances. Our Financial Support Policy and application form is available upon request.

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