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We all have more difficulty thinking, communicating, and problem-solving when emotions run high. And it's important to remember when we're supporting individuals with difficulties regulating emotions or sensory systems, there may come a point when all reasoning is lost and it's just about supporting the recovery.

We like to remind carers to keep it 'Low & Slow' at this point.
Lower your volume, and the general noise level in the room if possible. Reduce the complexity of your speech, if you need to say anything at all. In general, you want to dampen the overall sensory experience.

You would also want to be aware of positioning. Be very conscious of your own safety and don’t put yourself in a vulnerable position, but if you need to be near, being at or near their level is best.

Again, if you need to communicate a message slow down that speech and allow time to process. And slow down your agenda. If you’re in a fret, that’s going to feed into their stress. So slow down your movement, and take a few deep breaths yourself to slow down your own heart rate. Be obvious about it, you might even find when they’re ready, they’ll follow your lead and begin doing the same.

If your child or learner is struggling with anxiety or behaviour, feel free to drop us a message or book a chance to speak with us online at . We would love to help. ... See MoreSee Less

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We all have more difficulty thinking, communicating, and problem-solving when emotions run high. And its important to remember when were supporting individuals with difficulties regulating emotions or sensory systems, there may come a point when all reasoning is lost and its just about supporting the recovery.

We like to remind carers to keep it Low & Slow at this point.
Lower your volume, and the general noise level in the room if possible. Reduce the complexity of your speech, if you need to say anything at all. In general, you want to dampen the overall sensory experience.

You would also want to be aware of positioning. Be very conscious of your own safety and don’t put yourself in a vulnerable position, but if you need to be near, being at or near their level is best.

Again, if you need to communicate a message slow down that speech and allow time to process. And slow down your agenda. If you’re in a fret, that’s going to feed into their stress. So slow down your movement, and take a few deep breaths yourself to slow down your own heart rate. Be obvious about it, you might even find when they’re ready, they’ll follow your lead and begin doing the same.

If your child or learner is struggling with anxiety or behaviour, feel free to drop us a message or book a chance to speak with us online at www.reachchildrens.com. We would love to help.

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If youre on Instagram, be sure to check out Blue Daisy s account. Theres an amazing parent support series starting this evening.

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Looking for visual supports or behaviour charts to help those daily routines at home or school? Or maybe you need some fun activities to keep your little ones busy over the Halloween Break.

If you haven't visited our resources page lately, now's a good time to have a look. We've just updated it with loads of great resources, like these punch cards that can be used at home or school to notice and reinforce all those great skills and behaviours you want to increase. Visit to download these punch cards and check out the full selection of behaviour, life skills, and early intervention resources. ... See MoreSee Less

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Looking for visual supports or behaviour charts to help those daily routines at home or school? Or maybe you need some fun activities to keep your little ones busy over the Halloween Break.

If you havent visited our resources page lately, nows a good time to have a look. Weve just updated it with loads of great resources, like these punch cards that can be used at home or school to notice and reinforce all those great skills and behaviours you want to increase. Visit https://reachchildrens.com/resources/ to download these punch cards and check out the full selection of behaviour, life skills, and early intervention resources.

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Excellent resources ladies,thank you 😊

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