When Things Get Difficult: A De-escalation Guide For School Transport Staff
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Help an autistic child notice their feelings building and get back to calm, and know what to do when they can't.
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On its own: £51 including VAT · 12 months' access
A meltdown is hard to miss: shouting, crying, a child who has lost it completely. Shutdown is quieter and easier to overlook, a child who withdraws and stops talking. Both mean the child has gone beyond what they can manage and needs you.
This course, from a presenter who is autistic, gives you a way to respond in those moments: safe, soothe, support. The bigger aim is helping the child get ahead of them, naming feelings with words, colours, a scale out of 10 or, for a non-verbal child, a squeeze of Play-Doh. You'll build self-soothe strategies and regular resets into the day, and learn to stay calm yourself so the child can borrow that calm.
The ideas help any child, and they help autistic children most of all.
Included with membership
Or buy for £51
Included with membership
Or buy for £51
Included with membership
Or buy for £51
Included with membership
Or buy for £51
Try it free for 14 days. The trial opens every course in the library, including this one.
On its own: £51 including VAT · 12 months' access