Evidence based behaviour management strategies that you can use right now
Anne Dobson is an experienced teacher with proven expertise in positive behaviour support. Her practical and direct courses, coaching and consulting give you the skills and strategies you need so you can start managing difficult behaviour right now.
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Courses
Our online course Great Expectations will teach you how you can finally break through and communicate effectively with your child.
LEARN
Coaching
We teach you how to help your child reach their full potential using simple, effective and meaningful strategies so you can make lasting change in your child’s life.
CONSULTING
We build relationships
Relationships are crucial… we teach you how to build, maintain and nurture a relationship with your child.
Are you a family or organisation looking for detailed behaviour management strategies tailored to your specific needs? We’d love to talk to you about how we can help you.
Anne Dobson
BArts GradDip Ed GradCert Inclusive Ed
About Us
Over the years, I’ve learned that effective behaviour management has 3 key steps: Communication, Support, and Feedback. Effective Behaviour Management is about communication. We often have unspoken or unwritten expectations about behaviour, but we don’t often communicate that expectation clearly.
Taking the time to clearly communicate what you want, provide ongoing support and regular feedback makes all the difference to finding effective solutions.
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