Keys to Behaviour: Making Sense of Complex Behaviours

Keys to Behaviour: Making Sense of Complex Behaviours

This course starts from the position that all behaviour makes sense once we understand the child’s life experiences, brain development and potential for nervous system vulnerability.

We will explore some of the more complex causes of what we call ‘behaviour’ to increase understanding and improve practice.

Find out how attachment, trauma, sensory differences and neurodivergence can all affect the way children respond to their environment – and crucially what we can do to support them, advocate for them and change our practice for the better.

Learn about:

• Factors that can affect a child’s nervous system vulnerability
• The connection between attachment and behaviour
• How to respond to individual sensory differences
• How trauma affects children’s development and behaviour
• The impact on neurodivergent children of living in a neurotypical world, and how this affects ‘behaviour’
• Strategies for responding to behaviour in a way that prevents further distress

Key Information

Date: 10th October, 2024

Time: 9.15am – 11.45am

Location: Live on Zoom

Fee: £25

Trainer: Sarah Emerson

How to Book: simply click ‘Add to Basket’ below and checkout your order. You will receive a confirmation email. The link to the Zoom session will also be sent in due course.

Other Details: Participants will be sent a certificate via email following the course. Face to face attendance over Zoom is needed in order to receive the certificate. Participants will also receive a copy of the handouts from the course via email.