7 Key Questions to ask about Positive Behaviour Support Jackie Pountney BILD.

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7 Key Questions to ask about Positive Behaviour Support Jackie Pountney BILD

Question 1 What is Positive Behaviour Support? BILD

Academic definition A multicomponent framework for Developing an understanding of the challenging behaviour displayed by an individual, based on the assessment of the social and physical environment and broader context within which it occurs With the inclusion of stakeholder perspectives and involvement Using this understanding to develop, implement and evaluate the effectiveness of a personalised and enduring system of support And that enhances the quality of life outcomes for the focal person and other stakeholders ‘ Definition and scope for positive behavioural support’ Gore et al. International Journal of Positive Behavioural Support Vol 3 No 2 Autumn 2013 BILD

In other words…. An understanding of the behaviour of an individual. It is based on an assessment of the social and physical environment in which the behaviour happens, includes the views of the individual and everyone involved, and uses this understanding to develop support that improves the quality of life for the person and others who are involved with them. BILD

Question 2 What has positive behaviour support got to do with challenging behaviour? BILD

Challenging behaviour and positive behaviour support A person may behave in challenging ways for many reasons, and they must be understood if a suitable alternative is to be found. Understanding the factors that contribute to this behaviour will enable you to provide good support to that individual, and this is where positive behaviour support (PBS) helps. ‘ BILD

Question 3 How does it work? BILD

How does it work? BILD Stage 1 - A scientific analysis of behaviour Stage 2 – Intervention Primary strategy – everything that is put in place that reduces the likelihood of the behaviour happening Secondary strategy – planning for what happens when the behaviour starts to escalate Reactive strategy – planned robust strategies to use as a last resort

Question 4 How do you know it works? BILD

How do you know it works? BILD

Question 5 Is it ethical? BILD

Is it ethical? Person-centred Involves all stakeholders, including the individual Does not use punishment Transparent and honest Any action can be justified BILD

Question 6 Who can do positive behaviour support? BILD

Who can do positive behaviour support? BILD

Question 7 How long will it take? BILD

How long will it take? BILD

How long will it take? Does not end Constantly reviewed and changed BILD

Thank you BILD Birmingham Research Park, 97 Vincent Drive, Edgbaston Birmingham B15 2SQ Tel BILD