Stepping Stones is a face to face accredited parenting programme for parents or caregivers of a child with an additional need (up to 12 years) They may have concerns about their child’s moderate to severe behavioural difficulties.
It is aimed at families of children with a range of developmental disabilities, such as:
- Intellectual Disability
- Autism Spectrum Disorders
- Cerebral Palsy
- Elevated levels of disruptive behaviour
Trained facilitators provide parents with face-to-face group support in managing their child’s behaviour across various settings.
Participants will have the opportunity to network, gaining support from their peers. The focus is on understanding problematic behaviour and teaching the child skills they can use to replace misbehaviour.
During focussed one-to-one sessions, parents will:
- Set their own goals
- Work out what changes they would like to see in their child’s behaviour
- Learn strategies to promote positive behaviour and effectively deal with misbehaviour
- Begin to demonstrate they can sustain these changes
How will I attend this course?
How will I attend this course?
What equipment will I need?
What equipment will I need?
This course will enable you to build up a support network with your peers, learn how to understand problematic behaviour, set goals and promote positive behaviour.
What are the entry requirements?
What are the entry requirements?
There are no entry requirements for this course.
Other recommended learning
Other recommended learning
- Managing Challenging Behaviour
- Incredible Years
