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The Brain Injury Association of Queensland has established a range of comprehensive training and education programmes that assist with effective responses to people with an Acquired Brain Injury (ABI).What training is provided?
Introduction to Acquired Brain Injury - 3 hour workshop
This is an introductory course that will provide participants with information on:
Providing Behaviour Support (working with Challenging Behaviour) - 3 or 6 hour workshop
This introductory course aims to educate participants in:
Introduction to Acquired Brain Injury and Providing Behaviour Support (working with Challenging Behaviour) - 6 hour workshop
This is a 6 hour workshop including:
Positive Behaviour Support (PBS) - 3 or 6 hour workshop
An in-depth workshop that examines the history and development of Positive Behaviour Support, the stages of planning and the implementation of Positive Behaviour Support Plans, while also providing participants with an insight into the pool of resources required for Positive Behaviour Support planning.
Consequential Behaviour Management - 3 or 6 hour workshop
Designed to teach individuals the difference between punishment and consequential management. It focuses on contemporary non-aversive strategies.
Client Specific Training
Training including Behaviour Support Programs can be developed according to the specific needs of an individual and/or staff. For further information please contact the Manager of Training and Development.
Want more information about our training?
If you are interested in using our service please contact the Brain Injury Association of Queensland on ph: (07) 3367 1049, email us at
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or go to our contact us page here. You can also submit an enquiry using the form below that will be sent directly to the relevant department at the Brain Injury Association of Queensland. Fields marked with an asterisk (*) are required.
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