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Learning and Behaviour for Life

 

Intergration Services provides a range of behaviour consultancy and training services that are supportive and practical. Whether you are a childcare provider or an aged care service or perhaps a family looking for specialized support we can help whatever stage of life you're at. We are here to help you understand and manage behaviour in a way that is practical, adaptive and respectful.


If you haven't found quite what you were looking for here please e-mail or call us with your enquiry. If we can't help we may know someone who can.


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Intergration Services is a Sydney based behaviour support and training organisation. We provide consultancy, support, management plans and broader behaviour support management systems (or integration plans) to childcare services, schools, vocational programmes/ services, aged care services or directly to families if required.

We specialise in unique needs so whatever your circumstances we're here to support you when behaviour becomes an issue.

 

Denise Hardingham
Managing Director

 

 

Denise has a BA in Psychology & history and has been helping people with disability support and care services for almost 20 years, ranging from children to aged care patients to those in the workplace. With a continued commitment to educational and vocational development, Denise has furthered her skills by completing courses in Health & Social Care, OH&S & Rehabilitation, Workplace Training, and Business. Denise has also managed a variety of projects assessing behaviour, learning & vocational needs, developed individual behaviour management plans and provided effective training for staff.

Denise has now combined her skills and offers a unique service through Intergration Services which offers a practical and adaptive approach to the behaviour management of those with disabilities. Specialising in disability consultancy services, Intergration Services assists individuals improve their quality of life by developing behaviour management plans for individuals and support to their carers; offers workplace integration support to people with disability; workplace diversity consulting services to employers to help implement effective and genuinely inclusive workplace diversity policies, as well as providing relevant training programs and workshops.
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  • images/spacer.png Behaviour Management Plans
  • images/spacer.png Behaviour Support Systems for organizations.
  • images/spacer.png Diversity policy consultancy for business
  • images/spacer.png Professional Development Courses
  • images/spacer.png Parent workshops

 

If you haven't found quite what you were looking for here please e-mail or call us with your enquiry. We are able to tailor services to meet a variety of behaviour support and vocational integration needs.


And...if we can't help we may know someone who can.

 

 

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Behaviour Management Plans

 

We provide specialist behavioural management consultancy to develop BMP's for individuals with challenging behaviour in the context of childcare, disability support, aged care services or directly to families as required. As well as assisting people to improve relationships and achieve better educational, work or quality of life outcomes effective and well documented support of behaviour that has become an issue is an important element of OHS management.

Our consultants will work with all stakeholders from the individual to parents, carers or employers to understand the nature, context and reinforcing elements of anti social or maladaptive behaviours. We provide written plans and tools to support behaviour modification and will provide training and support to parents, staff, employers or supervisors to successfully implement, monitor and review BMP's.

 

Behaviour Support Systems

 

Our experience with the management of care and support services in conjunction with our specialist knowledge in learning and behaviour makes us acutely aware that the best way to make sure that behavioural issues don't radiate stress and potential OHS risks through your organization is to have exceptional Behavioural Support Systems in place.

We will help you to ensure that your policies, procedures and ongoing training and support are effective when behavioural issues arise.

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Managing Behaviour (Childcare/Age Care)

 

Our unique online delivery means that care worker's only need to find 1hr a week to attend their 'lecture' & approx. 30mins to do some follow up work.

 

Learning advantages - An important component of acquiring new knowledge is the opportunity to apply it. This is the most effective way to 'encode' knowledge or commit it to long term memory.

 

In typical one day sessions for professional development a care worker, teacher or nurse is out of action for a full day, has to travel to an unfamiliar place, adjust to the learning environment hope to take in everything in a single sitting and remember it when they return to work. By breaking our courses over a period of time with unlimited access to experts in their fields, an ongoing social context for group discussion, post session activities to undertake in their work environment and the opportunity to ask further questions and receive feedback in both a written and verbal format participants are able to encode their new knowledge at a much deeper level - at a very low cost.
  • For Childcare:


  • Who's this for?: Childcare workers.

 

  • NEXT COURSE: Begins 8pm, 18th March 2010
    (Registration by 8th March 2010)

    This 6 week e-learning course is intended to improve childcare worker's understanding of behaviour in both typically developing children and children with special needs.

    • Week 1: What is behaviour? Here we will get an introduction to theories of behaviour & developmental psychology.
    • Week 2: The function of behaviour.
    • Week 3: Typically developing children and children with special needs in the context of behaviour. Identifying challenging behaviour.
    • Week 4: Effective communication: The importance of communication in pre/non-verbal groups.
    • Week 5: Behaviour in the context of learning.
    • Week 6: Practicalities & legalities including OHS plus Final course review.

     

    Delivery:

    • 6 x 1 hr webinars - This is a fully interactive, live, online lecture series over delivered over 6 weeks.
    • Password protected online learning space for course participants. Participants will be encouraged to post work, engage in discussion with other course participants, ask questions of presenters and receive feedback in our online learning space.

    • Course folder:
      Every participant will also receive a course folder mailed to them with an introduction to the course and course notes.

    COST: $190 per participant.*
    * Special offers may apply. See our Training Offers page. Group discounts available to organizations.

 

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For Aged Care:

Who's this for?: Agedcare workers & AINs

 

NEXT COURSE: Begins 3pm, 18th March 2010
(Registration by 8th March 2010)

 

This 6 week e-learning course is intended to improve aged care worker's understanding of behaviour and some of the conditions that contribute to altered behaviour and communication difficulty in the aging population. 

 

  • Week 1: What is behaviour? An introduction to concepts of behaviour including its management and modification.
  • Week 2: Behaviour and communication.
  • Week 3: Behaviour in context: Dementia and stroke.
  • Week 4: Behaviour in context: Stroke continued including aphasia/ dysphasia, MS and other acquired disability including acquired hearing loss.
  • Week 5: Responding to challenging behaviour.
  • Week 6: Practicalities & legalities including OHS plus Final course review.

 

Delivery:

  • 6 x 1 hr webinars - This is a fully interactive, live, online lecture series over delivered over 6 weeks.
  • Password protected online learning space for course participants. Participants will be encouraged to post work, engage in discussion with other course participants, ask questions of presenters and receive feedback in our online learning space.

  • Course folder: Every participant will also receive a course folder mailed to them with an introduction to the course and course notes.

 

COST: $190 per participant.*
* Special offers may apply. See our Training Offers page. Group discounts available to organizations.

 

SIGN UP BELOW IN THE REGSITRATION SECTION

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Do as I say, not as I do...

 

Who's this for?: Parents of toddlers


NEXT COURSE:

Tuesday 20th April 2010, 7.30pm
(Registration by 14th April 2010)

We'll cover:

What's it all about?

Punishment & Reward: setting boundaries and building constructive relationships.
Attachment: Healthy attachment and anxiety in children
ABC’s of happy families... Identifying behaviour that is difficult to manage, recognising it’s purpose and developing constructive ways to establish adaptive behavioural responses.


We'll also have a little look at when it might be time to call in some help for either you or your child.


Delivery:

1hr 30 mins Live Webinar

Face to Face:
This is also a 2hr face to face workshop available designed to be delivered to parents of toddlers through Childcare centres or community groups. If you are interested in arranging a workshop in Sydney select "F2F" in the registration menu and we will contact you to discuss details.

Under Organisation and Position in the sign up menu, simply enter 'Parent'.


COST:
$10 per participant (online) $50 Face to Face (See above)

 

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Who's "at risk"?

 

Who's this for?: Childcare workers and interested parties


NEXT COURSE:

Thursday 25th February 2010, 8pm
(Registration by 23rd February 2010)

Tuesday 4th May 2010, 8pm
(Registration by 1st May 2010)
Thursday 29th June 2010, 8pm
(Registration by 27th June 2010)

 


This interactive webinar on toddler behaviour aims to help parents better understand behaviour as a conversation. Behaviour is communicative and it works both ways!

Would you know what signs to look for and what to do if you recognised symptoms of ASD?


There is growing awareness of the increased incidence of Autism Spectrum Disorders (ASD) in our community and the need for early intervention to ensure good outcomes.


As a childcare professional you will be familiar with the pattern of a typically developing child and may be in the critical position of being the first to notice when a child’s development is unusual.


This FREE workshop has been developed to explain exactly what ASD is and introduce childcare professionals to the tools to identify “at risk” children and what to do then.

 

Delivery:

1 hr Live Webinar

COST:
Free to Childcare Workers, $5 admin fee for other interested individuals.


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  • Group discounts are available on the Managing Behaviour courses for 5 or more participants. Please call for details.

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