Three Stages of a Meltdown & What you can do about it

Managing meltdowns is very important. I believe the key is getting in early and putting in place strategies before the behaviour escalates.

You will need a range of strategies to prevent the meltdown escalating. For some students strategies that may help include: ignoring, distracting, redirecting, send on an errand, and more.

Understanding the Three Stages of a Meltdown will make it easier to identify and apply strategies to prevent them.

Check out my previous podcasts:

Epsiode 100: 13 Separation Anxiety Tips for Children
Episode 92: ADHA, Autism and Anxiety with Kathy Hoopmann
Episode 73: Top Tips for Social Skills and Return to School Post Lockdown

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