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A Basic Introduction to Self Regulation Difficulties

Self regulation problems are seen when children experience meltdowns or behaviour tantrums at an age that exceeds the toddler stage of development. As everyone knows it is normal for toddlers to struggle to contain their emotions but this is a skill they master as they mature. During this course Cherryl will explore the nature of these self regulation problems and she will also discuss what the causes might be. Cherryl will discuss how to spot a child who is struggling with self regulation and she will give some examples of self regulation.  You may also be interested Cherryl's follow up course: Self Regulation Difficulties: Ten Top Tips and Strategies.
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    Cherryl Drabble

    Cherryl Drabble is an experienced teacher of children with special educational needs. She has worked with children with profound medical needs, children with severe learning difficulties, those with communication and interaction challenges and children with sensory and physical needs. Cherryl has worked in the special sector as a teacher, AHT and SENDCo for over 20 years. She developed extensive knowledge of working with children with behaviour challenges and those on the Autistic spectrum. Whilst working as an assistant head teacher Cherryl was awarded the status ‘Specialist Leader of Education’ with the Fylde Coast Teaching School. Part of her role was to deliver training on many apects of SEND to teachers and teaching assistants from the mainstream sector. Cherryl enjoyed this aspect of her role and specialised in working with TAs to develop their role as valued members of the SEND team. Cherryl has had two books published ‘Supporting Children with Special Educational Needs and Disabilities (Bloomsbury) and ‘Introducing a School Dog’ (Jessica Kingsley). Both of these publications have been well received and have added to Cherryl’s knowledge of children with SEND.