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Understanding Behaviour Patterns: A Simple Behaviour Tracking Tool for Families

$15.00

Sometimes behaviour can feel unpredictable, confusing, or difficult to make sense of.

Understanding Behaviour Patterns is a simple tracking tool designed to help families look beyond individual incidents and start noticing patterns over time.

Using a straightforward before–during–after approach, this resource helps you record what was happening before the behaviour occurred, what the behaviour looked like, and what happened afterwards. Over time, this can help identify possible triggers, common themes, and factors that may be influencing behaviour.

Inside you’ll find:

• A simple behaviour tracking template
• Prompts to help identify patterns and possible triggers
• Guidance on what information is useful to record
• Space for reflection and observations
• An introduction to understanding behaviour through patterns rather than assumptions

Designed by an Australian behaviour support practitioner, this resource aims to help families feel more confident understanding behaviour, communicate their observations more clearly, and provide useful information to behaviour support practitioners, therapists, educators, and other members of a support team.

Sometimes behaviour can feel unpredictable, confusing, or difficult to make sense of.

Understanding Behaviour Patterns is a simple tracking tool designed to help families look beyond individual incidents and start noticing patterns over time.

Using a straightforward before–during–after approach, this resource helps you record what was happening before the behaviour occurred, what the behaviour looked like, and what happened afterwards. Over time, this can help identify possible triggers, common themes, and factors that may be influencing behaviour.

Inside you’ll find:

• A simple behaviour tracking template
• Prompts to help identify patterns and possible triggers
• Guidance on what information is useful to record
• Space for reflection and observations
• An introduction to understanding behaviour through patterns rather than assumptions

Designed by an Australian behaviour support practitioner, this resource aims to help families feel more confident understanding behaviour, communicate their observations more clearly, and provide useful information to behaviour support practitioners, therapists, educators, and other members of a support team.