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3.3: Marie Gentles: Behaviour as a communication of need

Training video - Module 3 of the SEMH Course: Marie Gentles is an Educational Consultant & Behaviour Advisor at Gentles Guidance. In this presentation, Marie looks at understanding behaviour as an expression of need and how to support children and young people to have their needs met.
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This course will provide key information and resources to support your practice when working with children who have social, emotional or mental health needs. This course begins with an outline of what will be covered and key terminology, and then consists of the following modules: SEND and anxiety or depression Disordered eating and SEND Behaviour as a communication of need ADHD All information in this course has been reviewed by @Lorraine Petersen, Educational Consultant at Lorraine Petersen Educational Consultancy, and @Lynn McCann, Autism, ADHD & PDA Specialist Teacher, Trainer & Author. The SEND Network courses are available to premium members. If you'd like to provide access for your school or setting, please get in touch here to discuss institutional subscriptions.

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