What does good PBS look like? A visual guide to Positive Behaviour Support in practice

Managing specialist care and support in services, Person centred care as a priority in services

What does good PBS look like? A visual guide to Positive Behaviour Support in practice

Provider: UK PBS Alliance & Bild

This infographic, created by the UK PBS Alliance and Bild in 2022, offers a clear and accessible way to reflect on the quality of PBS being delivered. Using a traffic light colour system, it explores key areas such as co-design and collaboration, quality of life, communication, and more.

What does good PBS look like? A visual guide to Positive Behaviour Support in practice

What does good PBS look like? A visual guide to Positive Behaviour Support in practice

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