How to Embed Positive Behaviour Support (PBS) in Your Social Care Service
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How to Embed Positive Behaviour Support (PBS) in Your Social Care Service
Positive Behaviour Support (PBS) is more than a set of interventions β itβs a whole-service approach that underpins the way you support people with learning disabilities and autism. Commissioners and regulators increasingly expect PBS principles to be embedded, especially where behaviours of concern may arise.
π§ Why PBS Matters
Embedding PBS in your service offers multiple benefits:
- Improves quality of life for people supported
- Reduces incidents of restrictive practice
- Builds staff skills and confidence
- Demonstrates a proactive, person-centred approach to commissioners and CQC
β Practical Ways to Embed PBS
- Ensure staff understand PBS principles through structured training and reflective practice
- Use Positive Behaviour Support Plans (PBSPs) aligned to individual needs and goals
- Embed PBS into risk assessments, care planning, and review processes
- Monitor outcomes to evidence impact and continuous improvement
Embedding PBS isnβt about a one-off intervention β itβs about building a service-wide culture of proactive, respectful, and evidence-based support.
π Download Our PBS Strategy Template
Weβve created an editable Positive Behaviour Support Strategy Template for social care providers. Itβs ready to adapt for your service, helping you demonstrate alignment with best practice, CQC expectations, and commissioning requirements.
π Download the PBS Strategy Template (Β£39)
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Written by Mike Harrison, Founder of Impact Guru Ltd β specialists in bid writing and strategy for social care providers
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