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When you support individuals with behaviours of concern, you are rarely dealing with behaviour alone. You are responding to lived experiences, unmet needs, and often unresolved trauma. Positive Behaviour Support Training helps you recognise this reality and respond in ways that are ethical, evidence-based, and genuinely person-centred. At Shreeji Training, Positive Behaviour Support is taught within the real context of UK health and social care, where safeguarding, human rights, and trauma awareness are essential. This is what makes PBS a strong foundation for trauma-informed practice. What Is Trauma-Informed Practice in Care? Trauma-informed practice means you actively recognise how past trauma shapes present behaviour and adjust your support to avoid re-traumatisation. In care settings, trauma is common. Many individuals you support may have experienced abuse, neglect, medical trauma, institutionalisation, or repeated loss of control. Trauma-informed care acknowledges this reality ra...

  Positive behaviour support training transforms challenging behaviour by equipping staff, educators, and caregivers with evidence-based strategies that reduce conflict, improve communication, and create safer, more supportive environments. Instead of responding with punishment or control, this approach focuses on understanding why behaviours occur and addressing them through empathy, structure, and proactive planning. Introduction: Moving Beyond Punishment For decades, challenging behaviour—whether in schools, care settings, or workplaces—was often managed with reactive approaches. Shouting, exclusion, or even physical restraint were seen as necessary tools to “control” situations. Yet these methods frequently escalated problems rather than solving them. Today, more professionals are embracing Positive Behaviour Support (PBS) . At its heart, PBS is not about stopping behaviour through force but about teaching, guiding, and creating conditions where positive choices become easier....