The Empowerment Approach Course 3: The Neurobiology of Success & Stress
The Empowerment Approach offers a proven alternative to the conventional control-based methods typically used to manage behaviour. Empower yourself; empower young people!
This course is the third in a series of eight courses which form the Empowerment Approach training programme. This element of the approach is designed to help children understand and take control of their neurobiology, so they can feel great and do well.
A neuroinclusive approach to supporting children and young people which promotes a safe, calm and happy environment for all.
An approach which can be used in all contexts, from schools (and other educational provision), to clubs and the home, thereby creating consistency for children across all areas of their life.
A research-based approach incorporating neurobiology, psychology and coaching. Our programme embraces the latest understanding of trauma, attachment and neurodifference, translating theory into practical tools and utilising a wide range of visual aids.
Creates a common language for children, their parents / carers and all adults in and outside of school.
Gives children an understanding of their brain so they can build the skills and tools to succeed in learning, hobbies and friendship.
Provides a clear structure for responding to unhelpful or dangerous behaviours, empowering staff and parents alike and securing consistency for the child.
Equips all adults with the knowledge, skills and practical tools to look behind unhelpful or dangerous behaviours and effectively support children and young people to build the skills and strategies needed to feel great and achieve well.
Introducing The Neurobiology Series
The Neurobiology Series
Brain Best Introduction
Brain Best
Brain Best Animation
Daily DOSE planning
Case Study: Joey's Story
Case Study Follow Up
Case Study Discussion: Joey's Story
Brain Best Key Messages
Brain Best Infographic
End of Module Mini Quiz
End of Module Reflections
Brain Stress - Introduction
Brain Stress
Danger Brain Animation
Danger Brain
Real or Perceived Danger?
Brain Stress Key Messages
Brain Stress Infographic
End of Module Mini Quiz
End of Module Reflections
Signs of Stress - Introduction
Signs of Stress
Signs of Stress Animation
Threat-Based Responses ('Prickle Habits')
An Explanation of Needs-Seeking
Needs-Seeking Responses
Helpful & Unhelpful DOSE Task
Helpful & Unhelpful DOSE
Case Study: Ethan's Story
Case Study Follow Up
Case Study Discussion: Ethan's Story
Shifting Positions Model
Signs of Stress Key Messages
Signs of Stress Infographic
End of Module Mini Quiz
Reflections
Brain Shaping - Introduction
Brain Shaping
The Balance of Life
Factors Contributing to Our Balance of Life
WARNING
Adverse Childhood Experiences - Scotland
Adverse Childhood Experiences - England
Case Study: Susi's Story
Case Study Follow Up
Case Study Discussion: Susi's Story
Types of Stress
Types of Stress Animation
Brain Shaping Key Messages
Brain Shaping Infographic
End of Module Quiz
Reflections
Getting Neurobiologically Fit - Introduction
Introduction to Getting Neurobiologically Fit
Increase the Levels of Feel-Good Chemicals in the Body
5C Needs Models Explained: Parachutes of Support
5C Needs Models Explained: Count Counters
5C Needs Models Explained: Circles of Control
Taking Control of Our 'Danger Brain' in the Moment
5C Needs Models Explained: Sensory Search
Reducing Stress Levels in the Body in Proactive, Helpful Ways
Recognising When Stress Leads to Growth, and Learning to Tolerate the Unpleasant Feeling of Growth Stress
5C Needs Models Explained: Growth Zones
Getting Neurobiologically Fit Summary
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