Challenging Behaviour workshop

2nd Jul 2015

Workshop overview:
Our challenging behaviour workshop enables you to have an awareness and understanding of the reasons why a Pupil may present challenging behaviour. We share ways of assessing what behaviour is being presented through to writing behaviour support programmes and teaching replacement skills. We explore a range of tactics, methods and approaches to support the person that can reduce challenging behaviour with short and long term strategies.

Our workshop is designed to pass our knowledge to you with an aim of managing situations safely and reducing stress and anxiety for all involved.

Delegates attending this workshop will:
By knowing what contributes to an individual displaying challenging behaviour
By knowing the control techniques of how to manage challenging behaviour
Being able to identify short term and long term strategies
Being able to manage situations objectively

Suitable for:
Schools – Primary, Secondary, Special Schools, Free Schools, Academies
Delegates - Deputy/Assistant/Head Teacher, Senco, PHSE, Nominated Governor

Programme for the day:
9.15 am  - Registration (inclusive of tea and coffee)

9.30 am
Welcome and Introductions
Definitions of challenging behaviour
Types of challenging behaviour
Impact of challenging behaviour
External and internal influences on behaviour
Assessing behaviour
Teaching replacement skills
Supporting staff and reducing stress
Factors relating to causes of challenging behaviour
Results and outcomes of challenging behaviour
Identify values to your approach in managing behaviour
Considerations, short and long term strategies
Positive strategies to encourage positive behaviour in your setting
Behaviour support planning

3.00 pm Close (Safe journey home or back to work)

Location: The Rivergreen Centre, Durham, Durham City, County Durham, DH1 5TS
Cost: £200 + vat per delegate (£250.00 - 20% off end of term!)
Contact: Tel: 0121 622 7049 / Email: catherine.b@golden-training.co.uk