
Support for Families training is a program dedicated to empowering families with the knowledge and skills required to effectively address challenging behaviours within the family dynamic.
It adopts a comprehensive approach, emphasising the understanding of the root causes of such behaviours, nurturing positive interactions, and creating a supportive home environment.
Participants gain valuable insights and evidence-based techniques for managing and preventing challenging behaviours in children, adolescents, or family members with special needs or developmental differences.
This training covers essential aspects such as communication skills, boundary setting, the implementation of positive reinforcement, and the importance of collaboration with professionals when additional support is necessary.
It equips families with the tools to foster a harmonious and nurturing family environment.
| Session | Content | 13 sessions |
|---|---|---|
| Session 1 | Introduction | |
| Session 2 | What is challenging behaviour? | |
| Session 3 | Why does it happen? | |
| Session 4 | Supporting a child or young person during crisis | |
| Session 5 | Behaviour Support Plan (BSP) | |
| Session 6 | Crisis Prevention and De-escalation | |
| Session 7 | Debriefing | |
| Session 8 | Self-care | |
| Session 9 | Access to resources | |
| Session 10 | Calming techniques | |
| Session 11 | Activities / Scenarios | |
| Session 12 | Question and feedback | |
| Session 13 | Written Assessment |