Positive Behaviour Support (PBS)

This training will help learners to understand behaviours of concern, and will teach them how to develop positive proactive strategies to support their service users.

All training is delivered with the express purpose of reducing the need for restrictive physical interventions.

What will I learn on the course?

1. What Positive Behavioural Support is, what the PBS Competency Framework is, who requires PBS assessment and intervention and how to implement this
2. Risk assessments, planning, development and evaluation
3. Assessment exercises, identifying types of behaviour
4. Supportive personalised care and environments

5. Multi-Disciplinary professionals and Team meetings, the importance of consistency

6. Strengths and weaknesses of service 

7. The therapeutic relationship and its purpose/value 

8. Person centred approach, group approach, behavioural approach

9. Transference, counter transference and transactional analysis

10. Pro-active and preventative strategies; models to increase the chance of a positive outcome from all interactions

11. Restraint reduction

12. Incident reports

Course information

• One day course (7 hours)
• Delivered in-house
• Maximum of 18 delegates per trainer, although we recommend 12 as a group size.