Monday, 23 March 2026
Chapter 6 Challenging behaviour Module 7
Challenging
behaviour can make it hard to:
Get
on with others
Make
or keep friends
Feel
included
People
may also feel:
Guilty
Ashamed
Upset
This
can affect self-esteem and mental health.
What
Should You Do If Someone Is Struggling?
Stay
calm
Focus
on safety first
Encourage
support
First
Step
Speak
to a doctor or GP.
They
may:
Assess
mental health
Refer
to specialists
Suggest
support or therapy
Support
and Help
Support
may include:
Mental
health support
Behaviour
support plans
Understanding
triggers
Consistent
routines
With
the right support, people can learn safer ways to cope.
Useful
Organisation
Challenging
Behaviour Foundation
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Version 2: Easy Read
What
is Challenging Behaviour?
Challenging
behaviour is about feelings and mental health.
It
is not a learning disability on its own.
Why
Does It Happen?
People
may:
Feel
anxious
Feel
upset
Feel
frustrated
Find
things too hard
What
Can It Look Like?
People
may:
Shout
Hit
Throw
things
Hurt
themselves
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Safety is important.
How
It Affects People
It
can make it hard to:
Make
friends
Get
on with others
People
may feel:
Upset
Guilty
Bad
about themselves
Getting
Help
Talk
to a doctor
Ask
for support
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With help, things can get better.
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Version 3: Quiz (Standard)
1.
Challenging behaviour is most closely linked to:
a)
Eye colour
2.
Which conditions may be linked to challenging behaviour? (Choose two)
a)
Autism ✅
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