Areas of Support
Home
There are many things that most of us take for granted such as relaxing in front of the TV in the evenings, having a meal, brushing teeth or having a shower, interacting with siblings and going to bed. However, this may not be that simple for some families as many individuals with additional support needs often struggle in these areas. As many hours are spent at home, supported by caregivers rather than professionals, structuring the home environment can be overwhelming.
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Home
School
School
Going to school is usually part of a child’s daily routine and every child has the right to an education. Unfortunately, many children with additional support needs only access school on reduced hours. When a client presents with behavioural problems at home, the difficulties often extend into school. Behaviours of concern can become unmanageable in the school environment resulting in reduced school attendance and separation from their peers.
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Community
The majority of us enjoys going to the cinema, visiting coffee shops, participating in club activities and being able to do the weekly shop. As with school, the behaviours of concern may jeopardise the physical safety of the person or others and are likely to limit the access to ordinary community facilities.
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