Defining Behaviours of Concern - Presented by Rachel Hardcastle

Sep 10, 2025

This one-hour presentation is designed for practitioners to deepen their skills in accurately and objectively defining behaviours of concern. The session will highlight the importance of clear, specific, and non-judgmental language in describing behaviours to ensure consistency in understanding, data collection, and intervention planning. Participants will learn how well-defined behaviours support effective functional behaviour assessments, risk management, and the development of tailored, person-centred strategies. Through real-world examples and interactive discussion, the presentation will explore common pitfalls in behaviour descriptions and provide practical tools for enhancing clarity, avoiding assumptions, and aligning definitions with the values of dignity, respect, and human rights.

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