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Dysregulated behaviours is when:

• The child is not in control of their behaviour.
• Higher level brain activity such as problem solving and rationalising is too challenging. 
• Repetative and consistent behaviours. 
• Behaviours which impact on daily life. 
• Causes a phsyiological change such as dilated pupils, sweaty palms etc. 
• Typical behavioural and parenting approaches do not support changing the behaviour. 

Benefits of understanding your child's dysregulated behaviour:

• Help you view your child's behaviour through a different lens. 
• Adjust your support to reduce levels of dysregulation. 
• Use sensoy and emotional strategies toenhance progress. Support connections between you and your child (and other members of the family).
• Develop new neuro[athways within your childs brain and body connection to make a lasting response.