Trauma-Informed Positive Behaviour Support (TIPBS)

Training

Schedule

Self-paced

Duration

3 hours, 40 minutes

Cost

290

This deep-dive course, presented by Specialist Behaviour Support Practitioner Jenn Colechin, provides participants with an understanding of trauma, its effects on neurobiology and behaviour, and the skills and strategies to integrate this knowledge within a positive behaviour support framework to create meaningful and effective change.

All course learners receive a free downloadable resource manual of strategies, research, templates and examples to immediately utilise in practice.

*Course price not inclusive of gst

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Suitable for:

Behaviour support practitioners – (Specialist-level content delivery suitable for all NDIS behaviour support practitioner levels)
Allied health professionals
Disability support workers, managers, and organisations
Educators, education support staff, and school leaders
Out of home carers, support professionals, and organisations
Aged care support workers, managers, and organisations
Support coordinators and case managers
Any other professional who provides support to people with unmet needs

Course resources:

A comprehensive understanding of trauma, its effects on neurobiology and behaviour, and the skills and strategies to integrate this knowledge within a positive behaviour support framework to create meaningful and effective change.

What you’ll gain:

A comprehensive understanding of trauma, its effects on neurobiology and behaviour, and the skills and strategies to integrate this knowledge within a positive behaviour support framework to create meaningful and effective change.

4 BCBA CEUs/CPDs (Continuing Education Units/Continuing Professional Development Units)

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Discover a world of transformative Positive Behaviour Support (PBS) training with our engaging and interactive online courses. You’ll learn specialised skills and strategies that you can immediately put into action.

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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.