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Autism, Addressing Difficult Behaviour
Audience: Foster Care
Single session
About this course
Understanding difficult behaviours starts with understanding the young person or adult with autism.
There are no quick fixes and taking time to really understand how this person sees and responds to the world will be the key to more successful support. That means understanding everything about the person but especially getting to know how they are uniquely affected by autism - what’s their style, blend or version of autism.
What you'll take away
At the end of the course you will:
- have some tools you can use to help you understand challenging behaviours in autism
- be able to create a low arousal environment in which children and adults with autism feel safe
- know how environmental and individual setting conditions influence behaviour
- be aware how an ecological approach to behaviour which uses both individual and environmental strategies
- be able to react to critical incidents in a positive confident way
- understand the role of positive learning in reducing behaviours which affect learning and well being
If you have any queries regarding the content of the course, or are unable to access the zoom link please e-mail: [email protected]
For queries relating to booking a course or accessing your Education People account please contact: [email protected]
Prices
Dates
- Session - 13/11/2026 10:00 - 12:30
Event type
OnlineAddress
Online
Delivered by
- Kent Fostering