Behaviour Support Workshop
Free in-person workshop introducing Positive Behaviour Support with practical strategies for parents and carers
Join us in person for practical tips and tricks to handle challenging behaviors with confidence!
Understanding Behaviour: An Introduction to Positive Behaviour Support Join Behaviour Collaborations for a free, practical community workshop designed to help parents, caregivers and community members better understand children's behaviour and how Positive Behaviour Support (PBS) can help.
During this interactive session, we will explore what behaviour support is, how it works and why understanding the reasons behind behaviour can change the way we respond.
We will discuss: What Positive Behaviour Support is and how it works Understanding behaviour as communication Why behaviours of concern may occur Identifying possible triggers and patterns Understanding what a child may be trying to communicate through their behaviour Practical, positive strategies that can be used at home and in everyday environments Ways to support emotional regulation and develop new skills The workshop will include practical activities where we work through common situations together and explore different ways of understanding and responding to behaviour.
There will also be time at the end of the session for general questions, discussion and sharing of ideas. Who can attend? This workshop is open to anyone in the community who registers , including parents, caregivers, foster and kinship carers, family members and people who support children with disability or developmental differences.
You do not need to be a current Behaviour Collaborations participant. Cost FREE Workshop Format 45 minutes — Understanding behaviour and Positive Behaviour Support 15 minutes — Break 30 minutes — Practical strategies and interactive activities 30 minutes — Questions and community discussion
Total workshop time: approximately 2 hours
Our goal is for you to leave with a better understanding of behaviour and practical ideas you can begin using in everyday life.
This workshop provides general education and information. It does not replace individual assessment, clinical advice or an individualised behaviour support plan.