Behaviour Support Framework

PETMA© BILD Accreditation

 

PETMA© is a disability and autism behaviour support framework which complies with HIQA standards and regulations. The PETMA© model is designed for staff in health and social care services who strive to support individuals in an ethical, respectful and person-centred manner. By establishing itself as the first and only Irish behaviour management model to be accredited with the Restraint Reduction Network, as well as being BILD Certified, PETMA© can provide strong reassurances that individuals supported within the PETMA© framework will be confidently, competently and most importantly, respectfully supported.

 

  1. Restraint Reduction Network BILD Association of Certified TrainingPETMA© 2-day Foundation Children and Young People with Disabilities – Request Brochure.
  2. PETMA© 2-day Foundation Adults with Learning Disabilities – Request Brochure.
  3. PETMA© 4-day Foundation Children and Adults with Learning Disabilities – Request Brochure.
  4. PETMA© 4-day Foundation Pupils with Special Needs – Request Brochure.
  5. PETMA© 4-day Foundation Children and Adults with Autism – Request Brochure.
  6. PETMA© 1-day Foundation Refresher for Children and Adults with Learning Disabilities – Request Brochure.

Programme Attributes & Content – Direct taught PETMA
2-Day
PETMA
4-Day
Similar behaviour management models focussing on management of aggression/behaviours of concern
Guaranteed Irish
Based on Irish legislation Only PMAV
Based on HIQA standards and regulation Only PMAV
Creating a safety culture Not all
BILD Accreditation and Restraint Reduction Network Accredited Not all
Staff support Not all
Overview of Positive Behaviour Support Not all
Comprehensive Positive Behaviour Support Strategies
Includes modules relevant to different service-user groups Not all
Specific to needs of service-users with disabilities Not all
Stressors /Triggers / Linking together /Functions Not all
Interactional Factors
Psychological and physiological aspects of aggression Not all
Escalation cycle – Rationale for escalation - Not always rational
Support strategies linked to each stage of escalation cycle
Intellectual Disability specific supports Not all
Functional Analysis/Functional Assessment/ Preventative Strategies
Case study Approach
Staying safe in an escalating environment
Disengagement Skills
Physical Holding skills Need assessed Need assessed

 


 

PETMA© Certificate Instructor Programme – Request Brochure

 

Course Dates
  • January 11th, 12th and 13th
  • February 8th, 9th and 10th
  • March 8th , 9th , 22nd and 23rd
  • April 5th and 6th
Costings
  • PETMA© Instructor Certificate Programme from €2,750 per course participant

 

For more information call Martha McGinn on 045 844 215 or email info@niids.ie

 

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Programme Attributes & Content – Certificate Instructor Programme PETMA
Certificate Instructor training
Similar behaviour management Train The Trainer models
Guaranteed Irish
Based on Irish legislation Only PMAV
Based on HIQA standards and regulation
Creating a safety culture Not all
Staff support Not all
Comprehensive Positive Behaviour Support Strategies
Includes modules relevant to different service-user groups Not all
Specific to needs of service-users with disabilities Not all
Stressors /Triggers / Linking together /Functions Not all
Interactional Factors
Psychological and physiological aspects of aggression Not all
Escalation cycle – Rationale for escalation - Not always rational
Support strategies linked to each stage of escalation cycle
Intellectual Disability specific supports Not all
Stressors /Triggers / Linking together /Functions
Case study Approach
Staying safe in an escalating environment
Disengagement Skills
Physical Holding skills Need assessed
Certificate Instructor Programme
CIP NMBI Accreditation
SCI Endorsement

 

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