Positive Behaviour Support
Explain the core principles of Positive Behaviour Support in adult social care settings and recognise behaviour as communication.Identify triggers, unmet needs and environmental factors that can increase distress, and use…
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A practical Positive Behaviour Support course for adult social care staff, covering how to understand behaviour, reduce triggers, and use proactive, person-centred support. Learn how to build effective support plans, respond calmly in difficult moments, and promote safer, more respectful care.
Course Content
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Welcome
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What PBS Is
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Behaviour as Communication
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Rights, Dignity and Consent
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Roles and Team Consistency
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Patterns and Antecedents
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Unmet Needs and Function
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ABC Recording
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Behaviour and Trigger CheckQUIZ
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Predictable Routines
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Environment and Sensory Needs
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Meaningful Activity and Choice
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Communication Support
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Preventive Support CheckQUIZ
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Early Warning Signs
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De-escalation Skills
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Least-Restrictive Responses in the Moment
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After the Incident and Review
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Communication Checkpoint QuizQUIZ
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After-Incident Debrief and Learning
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Updating the PBS Plan with Evidence
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Quality Checks and Consistency Over Time
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Final PBS Recap QuizQUIZ
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De-escalation: Calm, Pace, Space and Voice
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Using Least Restrictive Responses
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Support for Staff and Reducing Team Stress
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Reactive Safety Checkpoint QuizQUIZ
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Person-Centred Goals and Support Needs
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Proactive Strategies in the Plan
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Measuring Change and Decision Points
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What We Assess (Behaviour, Context, Skills, Barriers)
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Linking Triggers to Unmet Needs and Function
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Planning for Safety and Least Restrictive Options
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Assessment Checkpoint QuizQUIZ
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Summary
Skills and Knowledge
What You'll Learn
- Explain the core principles of Positive Behaviour Support in adult social care settings and recognise behaviour as communication.
- Identify triggers, unmet needs and environmental factors that can increase distress, and use assessment information to plan proactive support.
- Apply person-centred, least-restrictive strategies, including communication support, de-escalation and review, to promote dignity, safety and quality of life.
Who Is This Course For?
Personal Assistants
Individuals supporting someone through Direct Payments.
Employers
Those employing a Personal Assistant or support worker.
Family Members
Family or friends managing care and support.
Care Professionals
Carers who want to understand employer responsibilities.
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Do I need any previous experience to take this course?
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Is this course recognised in the UK?
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Who can I contact if I need help during the course?
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