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Children & Young People

Member of staff looks at a wall covered in graffiti. Spray cans are at her feet.

Understanding Vandalism

Article

Ideas to help you discuss incidents of property damage to repair and rebuild relationships.

Problem with Removing Behaviour Triggers

Video

Adult Care Lead, Simon Holding, discusses removing triggers as a de-escalation strategy.

Staff member praises behaviours we want to encourage to a student.

Focus on Behaviours We Want to Encourage

Article

By shifting our focus onto what we want to see, we can foster calm, positive environments.

Man and woman sitting opposite each other. The woman is pointing to the man.

The Problem with Ultimatums

Article

Practical, positive strategies to encourage co-operation and reduce the need for ultimatums.

Member of staff employs change of face when buttons are being pushed.

When Someone ‘Pushes Our Buttons’

Article

How understanding our own triggers helps us to nurture positive, compassionate relationships.

Supporting Individuals on Trips

Podcast

Dave Smallwood discusses ways to reduce risk and support individuals on trips.

Team Teach Leaflet for Families of Children

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Leaflet providing key information about Team Teach's principles and approach.

Making Choices

Article

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

De-escalation in Complex Needs Services

Podcast

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

Learning Disabilities and Dementia

Video

Person-centred ways to support individuals with learning disabilities and dementia.

Refusing Medication for Cultural Reasons

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Anticipate what could happen next and spot chances to respond differently.

Trauma Affects Hospital Appointment

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Anticipate what could happen next and spot chances to respond differently.