In this episode, host Ruth Lue-Quee is joined by Professor David Daley to discuss supporting a child’s behaviour before escalation arises, and investing time to put processes in place that will support self-regulation.
Practical tips for practitioners
The discussion can help practitioners understand how to best calm down a child whose behaviour may be escalating, and David emphasises the importance of being prepared and acting quickly. Calm down spots, designated calming kit trays and communication methods are mentioned as options to help support behaviour.
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