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Positive Behaviour Strategies

PBS Session 2

Positive Behaviour Strategies (PBS) is a programme for families of children with additional needs produced by our partners in Norfolk Community Health and Care and Family Action. It was developed originally to give group support to families of children who had been referred for assessment by a specialist team.

There are lots of videos, links and activities to support families. During the session you can pause at any time to take part in an activity below or watch a video clip.

This session will cover

  • The 'Bucket Model' of behaviour - we all carry an invisible bucket which can become overfilled. This session helps you to think about what overfills your child’s bucket and how to create holes in the bucket.
  • Identifying patterns and triggers.

Activities To Do At Home

Star Chart Template

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Bucket Model Template

Download

Helpful Videos

The helpful videos below talk through lots of different strategies for managing challenging behaviours. These are part of a series of 10 short videos which were created by Norfolk Community Health and Care Starfish+ Team.

It would be really helpful for Family Action to hear your feedback about this session 

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Who can Help?

You can contact the Healthy Child Programme by calling Just One Number on 0300 300 0123 or texting Parentline on 07520 631590 to talk to a health professional for advice and support. Our opening hours are 8am-6pm Monday-Friday (excluding bank holidays) and 9am-1pm on Saturdays.

If you are 11-19 you can text Chathealth on 07480 635060 for confidential advice from one of the Healthy Child Programme team.

To speak to other Norfolk parents and carers, you can join our online community forum below.

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