The “Understanding Behaviour that Challenges” course is designed to provide professionals and caregivers with a comprehensive understanding of challenging behaviours and effective strategies for managing and supporting individuals exhibiting such behaviours. This course explores the underlying causes of challenging behaviour, the impact it has on individuals and their environments, and practical approaches for addressing and managing these behaviours constructively.
Participants will learn about various types of challenging behavior, including aggression, self-harm, and non-compliance, and explore the factors that may contribute to these behaviors, such as communication difficulties, environmental stressors, and unmet needs. The course emphasizes person-centered approaches, de-escalation techniques, and behavior management strategies to improve outcomes and promote positive interactions.
By the end of the course, learners will be equipped with the knowledge and skills to understand and address challenging behaviours effectively, enhancing their ability to provide supportive and responsive care.