Studio III Management of Challenging Behaviour - 3 DayWorkshop


Course Outlines
  • Policy on the management of challenging behaviour; clearing up the grey area around
  • Physical interventions and restraint
  • Understanding the nature of violence expressed by people with an ASC or learning disability
  • Low arousal approaches
  • Gentle physical skills, the occasional necessity
  • Practicing low arousal approaches and physical skills together
  • Learning the restraint procedure; walking a client safely
  • Role play
Course Outcomes
  • To increase staff confidence in the management of challenging behaviour
  • To provide staff with the skills to defuse challenging situations with the aim of negating theneed for physical intervention
  • To provide staff with an understanding of some of the causes of challenging behaviour, particularly relating to autism, to help view services users in a more positive way
  • To make staff aware of the importance of working within the law and the need for and use of policies
  • To emphasise the importance of de-briefing after incidents
  • To provide staff with a range of physical intervention skills which are safe and acceptable to both staff and service users alike.