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24.01.2022 Calling the police to take away a six-year-old girl having a tantrum is like arresting a child for having an asthma attack. This is a serious concern. I have seen behaviour support plans in schools for children as young as eight that list calling the police as an option when the child has a meltdown. #behaviour #behaviouraltherapy #behaviourmanagement

12.01.2022 Love and affection are rewards. You can’t reward bad behaviour. WRONG Love and affection establish SAFETY. ... Without safety, children cannot learn, no matter how hard you try to force them to. You have activated the wrong place in the brain and you risk violating their right to feel safe, all the time. Repeat: a child who feels unsafe CANNOT learn. (They may eventually start to comply, but they are doing so out of fear, and you have overstepped an important boundary. Compliance and learning are not the same thing). Love and affection help a child regulate their nervous system and, therefore, their emotions. Love and affection help re-integrate the brain so that all it’s parts can start working together and building connections. Love and affection help a child engage their pre-frontal cortex (the thinking part of the brain). Love and affection therefore prime the brain for learning. We all have a right to feel safe all the time: therefore love and affection are ALWAYS appropriate. EVERY behaviour can addressed from a context of love and affection. If anyone tries to convince you otherwise - ask them to join you in 2021. Follow the work of Mona Delahooke: https://www.facebook.com/thevisibleparent/ Greg Santucci, https://www.facebook.com/gregsantucciOT/ Ross Greene, https://www.facebook.com/drrossgreene/ Dan Siegel https://www.facebook.com/drdansiegel and Tina Payne Bryson https://www.facebook.com/TinaPayneBrysonPhD to start on a new path.

10.01.2022 Are you tossing out too many behaviour expectations and expect your kids to just get it? What if I could show you a quicker, easier way - one expectation at a time? We often overload our kids with so many expectations at once. It's a bit like tossing a dozen tennis balls at them and expecting to catch them all. Small changes like giving your child one expectation to focus on at a time can make a big difference. ... Message me to find out how I can help you #behaviourmanagement #behaviour #behaviourtherapy #behaviourchange #behaviouraltherapy #behavior #behaviormanagement #behavior