How to avoid and manage meltdowns in students
The recording of this webinar is available in the Professional Development library, under Behaviour.
Louise Griffiths, a teacher at Mount Evelyn Christian School, works in The Butterfly Centre, a specialised classroom for students who live with Autism Spectrum Disorder or who have survived trauma. In this webinar Louise will share her extensive experience working with children and young people who are prone to meltdowns, and how she coaches the education support team at her school to:
• avoid or minimise the likelihood of meltdowns in students
• minimise the risk of a student running or injuring themselves or others in the midst of a meltdown
• support students to recover from the experience of a meltdown
• reduce the likelihood of students experiencing another meltdown in the future.
Suitable for parents and educators working with students of any age.
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