10 Steps to Safe and Effective Restrictive Practice Reduction

Training

Schedule

Self-paced

Duration

1 hour 30 minutes

Cost

110

Safe and effective restrictive practice reduction can be achieved in 10 easy steps. Guided by the most up to date human rights and legislative frameworks, this course provides a clear and simple path to the reduction of restrictive practices within any service context. Developed and facilitated by specialist behaviour support practitioner Jenn Colechin, this online training course is a must for anyone who works in environments where restrictive practices are applied.

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Suitable for:

NDIS Organisations and Workers
Behaviour Support Practitioners
Early Childhood Educators and Therapists
Allied health professionals
Teachers
Education Support Staff
School Leaders and Administrators
Aged Care Workers and Organisations

What you'll learn:

Developed and facilitated by specialist behaviour support practitioner Jenn Colechin, this course is a must for anyone who works in environments where restrictive practices are applied.

What you'll gain:

Guided by the most up to date human rights and legislative frameworks, this course provides a clear and simple path to the reduction of restrictive practices within any service context.

1.5 Ethics BCBA CEUs/CPDs (Continuing Education Units) / (Continuing Professional Development)

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Meet your presenter

Jenn Colechin

Board-Certified Behaviour Analyst (BCBA)

Specialist Behaviour Support Practitioner

Director of Specialist Behaviour

Master of Education in Applied Behavior Analysis (MS ABA)

Master of Health Science in Disability Studies (MHS Dis Studs)

Bachelor of Arts in English Literature (BA)

Graduate Certificate in Criminology (Forensic Disability)

Hello and welcome! I’m Jenn Colechin, a behaviour support specialist and Board-Certified Behaviour Analyst (BCBA) with over 26 years of experience.

My journey into the field of complex positive behaviour support is a deeply personal one, beginning with my own experiences as a trauma-affected child right through to becoming a kinship carer and permanent carer myself.

After pursuing extensive education in understanding human behaviour and disability care, I began working as a behaviour support analyst and therapist. I’ve supported individuals and their carers within schools, out-of-home care, and family-based settings.

My practice is grounded in evidence-based behavioural science and trauma-informed principles, offering comprehensive clinical support, including functional behaviour assessments (FBAs), individual supervision, and tailored interventions.

My experiences within the sector and the challenges faced by support professionals and the individuals they care for are what led me here.

I started Specialist Behaviour to build a community of learning and growth that drives much-needed change in the support sector.