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Behaviour is communication . Many children and young people who have behavioural difficulties , including many of those with social, emotional and mental health needs (SEMH), also have speech, language and communication needs (SLCN). These needs often go unrecognised because behaviour can mask a child or young person s difficulties with communication . Speech and language therapists play a key role in supporting children and young people with behavioural Understanding the links between communication and behaviourproblems and SEMH by identifying their SLCN, advising their families and professionals working with them on how to respond appropriately, and providing direct therapy to those children and young people who need are speech, language and communication needs?SLCN can take many forms, including: problems Understanding what others say; difficulties explaining their actions clearly; not having many words to express feelings; and difficulties with social communication , so they don t know how to join a conversation in the right kind of way.

Literacy difficulties which impact on school work Exclusion from school 20 Involvement in the youth justice system 21 Increased risk of being bullied or being a bully Effect on emotional wellbeing In addition, behaviour assessments and interventions which are language based, such as anger management and cognitive

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