In this enlightening webinar, Kristin will teach you the fundamentals of behaviour support.  We will discuss behaviours of concern, their development, and the vital importance of safe and effective management. With a focus on Australian perspectives, this session equips parents, educators, and professionals with valuable insights.

1. Behaviours of Concern: Gain a comprehensive understanding of what behaviours of concern are, how they develop, and why safe and effective management is paramount. We explore the roots of these behaviours and the profound impact they can have on individuals and their support networks.

2. Diverse Support Models: Dive into different behaviour support models, including Collaborative Problem Solving, Cognitive Behaviour Therapy, and the esteemed Positive Behaviour Support (PBS). Discover how each model offers unique strategies and approaches for addressing behaviours of concern.

3. Philosophical and Theoretical Foundations: Engage in a thought-provoking discussion on the philosophical and theoretical underpinnings of Positive Behaviour Support (PBS). Uncover the principles and values that form the bedrock of PBS and how they align with best practices.

4. Recognizing Quality Support: Develop the ability to recognize the hallmarks of high-quality behaviour support programs. Understand what sets exemplary programs apart and how to ensure the support you provide meets the highest standards.

Join us in this informative webinar to deepen your understanding of behaviours of concern, explore diverse support models, and embrace the philosophical and theoretical foundations of Positive Behaviour Support. Arm yourself with the knowledge and skills needed to provide safe, effective, and empathetic support for individuals facing behavioural challenges.

***Important Notes***

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About the facilitator: Kristin Bayley is a dually certified Board Certified Behaviour Analyst and Speech Pathologist with over 25 years of experience working with children and adults with behaviours of concern. She is the Clinical Director of To the Moon & Back, a paediatric therapy centre that provides unparalleled multidisciplinary care, including PBS and speech therapy. She was the founding academic staff member of the postgraduate programs in Applied Behaviour Analysis at Griffith University, which has provided postgraduate education to a large portion of the PBS workforce in Australia. Driven by collaboration and innovation, she strives to foster engaging and nurturing spaces where everyone can learn together to shape meaningful outcomes for children and adults with disabilities.