Read or download: Positive Behavioural Support – an information pack for family carers
What is Positive Behavioural Support?
If you’ve never heard of PBS before, this is the place to start. This resource will help you understand what PBS is and offers links to other sources of information to develop your knowledge.
What should Positive Behavioural Support look like?
This resource will help you learn more about PBS and what you might see in a PBS service/school. You might be about to visit a service or school that you are considering using for your relative. You could be thinking about the service/school that currently provides support. Or you might be preparing for a home visit from a professional and you want to check that he or she has a good understanding of Positive Behavioural Support. The resource will tell you what people should be doing to support your relative and things you can ask to have a look at. For example, a behaviour support plan.
Questions to check that Positive Behavioural Support is being used well
This will provide you with some questions to ask of a professional or service about the quality of PBS being offered. This might be helpful if you are choosing a provider or as a way of preparing for an assessment of your relatives’ needs.
Family carers using Positive Behavioural Support
If you want to find out more about PBS for your relative, including guidance about further training for yourself, this resource can help you.
Practical tools to help you
Making a behavioural support plan is a crucial step in delivering effective Positive Behavioural Support. In this resource you will find a range of examples and templates to help you use and understand PBS.
Getting the resource
This information pack is available:
- to download from this page
- in a hard-copy information pack (free for family carers) – see our shop or order a copy by emailing info@thecbf.org.uk or call us on 01634 838739.
Read or download: Positive Behavioural Support – an information pack for family carers