Behaviour That Challenges In Children

This course helps learners develop a strong understanding of behaviour that challenges in children and young people. It explores the key factors that can influence behaviour, including emotional wellbeing, learning disabilities, sensory needs and autism, helping learners view challenging situations with greater clarity and confidence.

The course introduces supportive intervention principles, giving learners practical guidance on how to respond calmly, encourage positive behaviour and create safer, more stable environments for children. It also highlights the connection between behaviour and mental health, helping learners recognise early signs of distress and provide appropriate support.

A focus on legislation and policies ensures learners understand their responsibilities and the standards expected when working with children who display behaviour that challenges. This helps build trust, improve safeguarding and promote consistent, child centred practice.

Ideal for anyone working in education, childcare or support roles, this course strengthens professional confidence, improves understanding and equips learners to make a meaningful difference to the children they support.