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Resisting to Exist & the Subtle Invisible Protest: 6 Solution Focused Tactics about Challenging Behaviour

2024-05-09

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According to Young Minds [1] ‘everyone gets angry sometimes’. Their website offers a number of de-escalating strategies, including staying calm, managing responses and setting limits to help young people who most deem resistive. Yet, Young Minds are not alone because such logical advice is ubiquitous in the literature about challenging behaviour despite the fact that in our experience when faced with h...

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10.20944/preprints202405.0578.v1
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