Children: Positive Approaches to Challenging Behaviour
Course Overview
Who’s it for?
Suitable for children’s homes, fostering agencies, secure settings, family centres, youth services, and family support, our Positive Approaches to Challenging Behaviour (PACB) programme is tailored to the needs of each organisation through a comprehensive Training Needs Analysis.
PACB training supports professionals working with children and young people whose behaviours of concern may be linked to trauma, autism and learning disabilities. Rooted in trauma-informed practice and Positive Behaviour Support, our courses provide proactive, preventative, and developmental strategies that help delegates understand the reasons behind behaviour, how to build trusting relationships and respond positively — reducing the need for physical intervention and restrictive practices.
Pre-Course Requirements:
No prior learning required.
Delivery models and durations:
This course can be delivered as a Train-the-Trainer or Direct Delivery model.
Train the Trainer Courses:
The initial course is 5 days in duration (face-to-face).
The annual refresher is 4 days in duration, either face-to-face or blended* (*2 days online and 2 days face-to-face).
Direct Delivery Courses:
The initial course ranges from 1-5 days with an annual refresher requirement. Course duration is dependent upon a training needs analysis.
