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This episode discusses co-regulation strategies that can be helpful in supporting children and young people through moments of escalation, according to the "Low Arousal" approach. Episode 11 follows naturally from episode 10, which was about the brain's alarm system (i.e., the Fight, Flight or Freeze response). I hope by the end of these 2 episodes, we are able to reframe our understanding of "challenging behaviour." All behaviour is communication, and "challenging behaviour" is what happens when a person is in distress and they don't (yet) have other coping options.
For more information about the Low Arousal Approach for managing behaviour, please visit www.lowarousal.com
If you have any questions or topics you want me to cover, please email me at [email protected]
If you like the podcast or find it helpful, please rate, review, and share it, so others can find it! Thank-you!
- Ivanna
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This episode discusses co-regulation strategies that can be helpful in supporting children and young people through moments of escalation, according to the "Low Arousal" approach. Episode 11 follows naturally from episode 10, which was about the brain's alarm system (i.e., the Fight, Flight or Freeze response). I hope by the end of these 2 episodes, we are able to reframe our understanding of "challenging behaviour." All behaviour is communication, and "challenging behaviour" is what happens when a person is in distress and they don't (yet) have other coping options.
For more information about the Low Arousal Approach for managing behaviour, please visit www.lowarousal.com
If you have any questions or topics you want me to cover, please email me at [email protected]
If you like the podcast or find it helpful, please rate, review, and share it, so others can find it! Thank-you!
- Ivanna
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