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Challenging Behaviours

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Intended audience group: 1 & all healthcare professionals

Group 1: Unpaid carers*, paid carers, volunteers, people living with conditions and personal assistants of care when funding may be used from personal health budgets for continuous healthcare.

Groups 2, 3, 4, 5:  If you are a healthcare professional involved in supporting people with severe learning disabilities and behaviours that challenge, the Challenging Behaviour Foundation can help. See below.

 

Intended Audience Group
Topic
Challenging Behaviour, Learning Difficulties & Autism, Personal Health, Shared Decision Making,
Aims and Objectives

Challenging behaviour is often perceived as a ‘problem’ to be ‘treated’. The problem is seen as being part of the child or adult rather than focusing on what needs to change around the individual, such as their environment or how people support them.

We offer a range of resources offering support and information about challenging behaviour and connected issues.

There are nine links which take you to different sections of our site, offering information and guidance on everything from COVID-19 to rights and the law.  These are constantly being developed so it is worth checking back regularly for updates.

  • Covid-19
  • Positive Behaviour Support
  • Person Centred Support
  • Early Intervention
  • Housing, Education, Leisure
  • Health
  • Wellbeing of family
  • Rights & Law
  • When things go wrong

For healthcare professionals there are resources to aid development and access to the Professionals email network and the National Strategy Group.

 

Location
Bedford Borough, BLMK, Central Bedfordshire, Luton Borough, Milton Keynes,
Frequency / Length
Not applicable
Resource / Organisation
The Challenging Behaviour Foundation
Training delivered by:
Format
Webpages with links
Cost, Funded or Free
Free
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