The Atlass Programme

What does Atlass provide?

 

The Atlass programme delivers a comprehensive set of tools including both teaching skills and practical information, and is the next step on from our Managing Challenging Behaviour (MCB) Course. This programme is based upon a proven, well-established and internationally respected model of positive psychology. Atlass is succeeding today in a wide variety of care environments, and is for practitioners, family members, siblings, teachers carers and a wide range of support workers.

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Coping with stress: Learn how to organise sensory information, managing it in relationships and the environment with stress transactions.

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Improve your practitioner skills: Turn theory into practice by using Low Arousal skills to become better at spotting meltdowns and improve your behaviour support skills.

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Help with dealing with children and adults with challenging behaviour: Development within the context of inter-subjective experience and how this should be applied.

Coping with stress

Improve your practitioner skills

Help to manage the stress and trauma related behaviour of children and adults

Make de-escalation a science

FAQ videos

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Andrea Page from BCU and Andy McDonnell from Studio 3 discuss the Atlass programme:

'It will turn what you know about stress on its head'

BCU accreditation

Academic Research

Research has shown that the Atlass course has a significant positive impact on staff teams in terms of stress management and understanding of behaviour (Larsen et al., 2019).

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