Managing challenging behaviour – theory
Course outline
This course is a prerequisite to the practical training. This course is designed so that your people will be able to identify and manage challenging behaviour pro-actively. By the end of the course they will be able to understand and implement de-escalation strategies with a focus on early intervention.
Suggested attendees
Teaching and non-teaching staff and all those facing challenging or aggressive behaviour.
This Education Managing Challenging Behaviour – Theory training course is aimed at all staff including:
- All new employees
- Teaching staff
- Non-teaching staff
- Those facing challenging or aggressive behaviour
Course content
Understanding challenging behaviour in your setting
- Experiences and challenges faced
- Causes, triggers and precursors
- Iceberg theory
Behaviour triggers and the changes that indicate escalation towards violence
- Recognising behaviour changes
- Warning and danger signs
De-escalation strategies and techniques
- Communication models and theories
- De-escalation strategies
Legal rights and responsibilities
- Policies and Procedures
- Legislation
By the end of this course your team will be able to:
- Recognise the signs of challenging behaviour
- Identify changes indicating escalation
- De-escalate using excellent communication
- Understand the legal and moral position
At the end of this course your team will receive:
- A certificate of attendance
- Receive a course workbook
- Access to a dedicated delegate resource area
Delivery methods
IKON Live remote workplace
training
Our effective remote communications training enables your people to get the training they need wherever they are, with a real life IKON trainer, via Microsoft Teams.
Face-to-face
training
Many of our courses, especially those with physical skills, can be delivered in a face-to-face training environment, either at your venue or ours.
Train the
trainer
IKON’s Train the trainer service will enable your team to deliver motivational and insightful training that builds confidence and trust with delegates.