Why Study This Course?
Are you looking to develop your knowledge and understanding of distressed behaviour in children? This level 2 course will help learners gain a general awareness of the causes of distressed behaviour along with an understanding of appropriate ways to support a child displaying distressed behaviour. Learners will also look at how other conditions can influence a child’s behaviour and how current laws shape the way we support a child showing this behaviour.
Develop knowledge of distressed behaviour and how to support a child displaying this behaviour. Understand how conditions can influence behaviour and how current legislation guides support strategies for these children.
-Awareness of distressed behaviour in children
-Principles of intervention when working with children who display distressed behaviour
-Distressed behaviour and mental health in children
-Distressed behaviour and learning disabilities in children
-Distressed behaviour, sensory processing conditions and autism spectrum conditions in children
-Legislation and guidance for individual providing support to children displaying distressed behaviour
You must be 19 or over on 31st August prior to the course start date.
You must have Level 1 English skills (e.g. Functional Skills English). If you don't have proof of an English qualification, you'll need to take a short assessment.
You'll need to complete a short course application and attend a brief online interview to ensure the course is right for you.
You must have access to a PC, laptop, or tablet and a reliable internet connection.
Your progress will be assessed through written assignments submitted via the online learning platform. You'll receive detailed feedback from your assigned assessor to help you develop your understanding. Upon successful completion of this course, you could consider further study in areas such as Understanding SEND, Autism, health care support or Adult Social Care.