Complex Behaviour Care That Lifts
Behaviours are the expression of our feelings and needs. It normally occurs as a response to stimuli or environment and is coordinated activity of the brain. Uncontrolled behaviour patterns can put the individual and others in a continuous state of risk and insecurity.
These are just some of the Complex Behaviour needs we provide, if you can’t see what you are looking for get in touch.
Challenging Behaviours
Different people experience sensory overload differently. This may trigger a wide range of complex behaviours that requires expert and professional input from a multi-disciplinary team.
Self-Harm
Self–harm can take many dimensions. People living with severe mental health difficulties can often find themselves experiencing regular suicidal thoughts and urge to harm self.
Harming Others
Complex behaviour isn’t just challenging to deal with; it can put you in harms way even though you are trying to help. The same goes for those you love and others who will also be at risk of harm.
Invasion of Personal Space
Individuals living with a range of complex health needs and learning difficulty can find it difficult to maintain appropriate social distances resulting in Invasion of Personal Space.
Property Damage
Challenging behaviour relates to behaviour that may be harmful and destructive to self and others, including damage to living space and property.
Autistic Tendencies
For some Individuals on the autism spectrum, social situations can be distressing and difficult to navigate. More often, appropriate conversations can prove hard as well as identifying appropriate boundaries between personal and professional relationships.
How we care
Connect 2 Flexicare employs a recovery-based model to provide positive behaviour support for all our users with known behavioural difficulties. People with learning difficulties, autism and older adults who may present with confusion & agitation due to various mental health needs in our care have benefited greatly. There is evidence of tangible positive outcomes and effective behaviour management strategies. We utilise a holistic approach to needs assessment and care planning to facilitate adequate skills and ques for anticipation of aggression to minimise violence and use of restrictive interventions.
When we talk about assessing your needs so we can identify how best to support you, we understand that this is an ongoing process that can evolve in many ways. For some people, we may need to spend a few sessions with you to capture the various facets of your day and needs in your current environment. This is mostly coupled with speaking to other people who may know you better and exploring your needs jointly to help us understand the support we can provide to best meet those needs. To do so, a comprehensive person-centred plan is co-produced with you. We support and encourage you to have as much input as you can offer and those who you know you best.
In addition to all the mandatory training required for our staff to support anyone in our care, we provide tailored PBS (positive behaviour support) & Team Teach training. Our training is sourced from specialist trainers who provide robust and interactive sessions that truly help teach our staff positive behaviour management strategies aimed at reducing the need for physical intervention and restraint.
Based on your present circumstances, we consider your full range needs and how these can evolve future. This helps to identify a suitable team to match your preferences so that you can receive consistent and sustainable support. We take great care whilst matching staff with all our service users. It means we go to great lengths to identify shared interests, personalities and overall positive matches to enhance positive outcomes.
The quality and standard of care we offer is highly personal. We are constantly seeking ways to improve our services and pushing boundaries by using innovative technology to enhance our client’s & staff experience.
Associations & Regulators
Connect 2 Flexicare always work to the highest standards of care and are regulated and/or associated with the following organisations.
