Learning Centre
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Autism Behaviour Management Strategies in the Classroom
When an autistic child is struggling in the classroom, behaviour is often the most visible part of a much bigger picture. They may be finding the environment overwhelming, struggling to understand expectations, experiencing anxiety, needing more processing time or communicating that the…
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De-escalation Strategies for Challenging Behaviour in Autistic Children
When an autistic child becomes overwhelmed or distressed, what adults do in that moment can make a significant difference. De-escalation isn’t about stopping a behaviour, gaining compliance or teaching a lesson while a child is struggling. It is about reducing pressure, maintaining…
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Positive Behaviour Strategies for Autistic Children at Home
When an autistic child is distressed or communicating through behaviour, it isn’t always obvious what they need or how best to support them. Positive Behaviour Support (PBS) starts by looking beyond the behaviour itself. Rather than focusing on stopping a behaviour, we…
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Applied Behaviour Analysis at Home: A Practical Guide for Families
Applied Behaviour Analysis at home doesn’t have to mean sitting at a table or turning home life into a therapy session. Applied behaviour analysis at home can simply mean understanding your child, recognising what they are communicating and finding practical ways to…