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Targeting the Positive:
Delve into the 6-stage Target model and discover how to manage behaviours that challenge effectively.
This empowering toolkit enhances positive skills and abilities for those working with individuals under care or supervision, including children in various environments and adults needing support with mental health disorders, autism, learning disabilities, or dementia.

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About The Author
Andy Baker is a Behaviour Specialist, speaker, author, educator, and entrepreneur, whose passion for improving therapeutic relationships and good practice in behaviour management for care, education, and parents is infectious and forces people to re-evaluate what they think they know .... their attitudes and beliefs!
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Why This Book Is Essential for You:
Pinpoint Behaviours that challenge: Learn how to identify behaviours that need attention accurately.
Deepen Understanding and Empathy: Gain insights to connect with and support those under your care.
Respond with Confidence: Develop effective responses to challenging situations.
Master Proactive Planning: Equip yourself with strategies to prevent issues before they arise.
Spot Escalation Early: Recognise warning signs to take timely action.
Grow from Every Incident:
Transform each experience into a learning opportunity for continuous improvement.
A very in-depth and comprehensive resource for anyone with an interest in understanding and managing human behaviour. In particular, those working in environments with people who have complex behavioural needs.--Phil Hardy, Director, Securicare International Ltd
We have used Andys' training and the TARGET model for several years now and it has been transformative for our staff. The focus on understanding, empathy and the needs of the individual has consistently helped us to achieve better outcomes for our patients and everyone involved.--William Inkson, Security Manager and Conflict Resolution Training Lead
The book is informative in an easy-to-understand way. Andy has drawn on his own negative life experience to turn this into a positive rather than a negative.--Tracy Thacker, Registered Manager, GBA Care
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