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COLLECTION

Behaviour Support

Behaviour of Communication

Communication

De-Escalation & Regulation

Making Choices

Article

Using choices is a great way to develop a sense of autonomy, responsibility, and feeling of control.

Walking Into a Crisis

Article

How to make incisive decisions to de-escalate situations and offer timely, appropriate support.

How to Reduce Restraint: Part 2

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Part 2 of our series exploring how to reduce the use of restraint.

Professional mirroring an individual's body language

Mirroring as De-escalation Strategy

Article

Using mirroring to de-escalate and defuse potentially challenging situations.

Man talks to a professional seated in front of him.

Supporting Someone With Low Mood

Article

Understanding and supporting behaviours driven by low mood.

De-escalation in Complex Needs Services

Podcast

Doremi and Simon discuss the importance of self-awareness to build strong therapeutic relationships.

What is CALM Communication?

Article

How to use CALM communication to defuse and divert behaviour.

Member of staff pauses to respond to an individual they are supporting.

Responding vs Reacting

Article

Taking control of our own reactions puts us in a better position to respond appropriately to the individuals we support.

CALM Communication Poster

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Key questions to ask yourself to support de-escalation and reduce risk.

eBook Practical Ways to Reduce Restraint on a chair

How to Reduce Restraint: Part 1

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Part 1 of our series exploring how to reduce the use of restraint.

woman sitting with a step process displayed behind her

Practical Ways to Break Down Tasks

Article

Strategies to help make tasks more manageable.

Supporting Sudden Escalations of Behaviour

Video

Dave Smallwood explores the cumulative effect of experiences and how to reduce risk.

Staff member using take up time to support an individual process information

What is ‘Take-Up Time’?

Article

Strategies to encourage take-up time and support processing skills.

React and Respond vs Predict and Prevent

Article

Taking pre-emptive steps to anticipate and avoid heightened situations.

Brick Wall vs Rubber Band Thinking

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Poster comparing different ways to think about and respond to behaviour.