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Timian has delivered BILD ACT certified positive behaviour management and challenging behaviour training to education

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We understand the challenges that care organisations face and offer flexible, cost-effective solutions to deliver training without the traditional financial and logistical burden....
Nurses engaging in team meeting at nursing home
In care, the environment is always shifting. New guidance, staffing pressures, rising complexity of needs, evolving risks, a growing call for preventative practices - the list is endless. However many...
NHS medical team in a meeting
How to make positive behaviour management training meaningful, measurable, and rooted in real frontline challenges....
Adult audience sitting in a row and making notes while listening to presentation at conference hall
Many training models still ask staff to operate within fixed steps and rigid categories, to follow set procedures, escalation paths, or tightly defined techniques that don't always translate into the...
NHS medical team in a meeting
How to make positive behaviour management training meaningful, measurable, and rooted in real frontline challenges....
Adult audience sitting in a row and making notes while listening to presentation at conference hall
Many training models still ask staff to operate within fixed steps and rigid categories, to follow set procedures, escalation paths, or tightly defined techniques that don't always translate into the...
Secondary school children in pratical lesson

Across the UK, the use of isolation rooms – sometimes referred to as internal exclusion – in classrooms is rising. While intended as a tool to manage disruption, growing evidence...

Social worker assisting with resident with their shoes
Applying individualised response strategies allow you to meet people’s diverse needs, promoting their independence and well-being. However, translating theory into practice can be challenging....
Two people holding hands addressing compassion fatigue
Understanding and addressing compassion fatigue as an individual is crucial for maintaining your emotional health and effectiveness in your role. This article aims to provide practical strategies to better care...
Food Insecurity in UK schools
In the UK, 24.6% of pupils are eligible for free school meals, a percentage representing 2.1 million children. Many children across the country depend on this statutory benefit for their...
Children in classroom playing with teacher
When we prioritise your own health, we are better equipped to handle the stresses of teaching, manage classroom dynamics effectively, and provide the best possible support to your students. Let's...
Elderly man in wheelchair talking to support worker
Social care professionals often work with individuals who have experienced trauma, making traditional response methods insufficient. The effective use of de-escalation methods helps to recognise when conflicts arise and prevent...
Child putting her hand up in school
Trauma-informed education acknowledges these impacts and works to create a learning environment that supports the needs of all students. By adopting trauma-informed practices, schools can improve student engagement, encourage learning...
Supporting families through challenging behaviour
Families often experience significant stress when dealing with a loved one's challenging behaviours. Support and understanding from staff provides the emotional support essential to helping families cope better with these...
Male teacher teaching child in school
By introducing trauma-informed education principles into SEND curriculum, teachers can create supportive, empathetic environments that not only address the academic needs of individuals, but also foster their long-term emotional and...
Timian's SPACED model illustration
The SPACED model is our mnemonic representing Space, Posture, Avoid Touch, Calm, Eye Contact, and Diversion and serves as a comprehensive guide for our students throughout the crisis cycle....

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