Positive Behaviour Support (PBS) - BPS
Positive Behaviour Support (PBS) 5 Competence in the selection of outcome measures and their adaptation to the client group and/or context where appropriate. Skills in identifying the need for, and providing training, consultation, supervision, and a reflective space to staff teams who support people with behaviour that challenges.
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