The Behaviour Clinic

13/03/2026

In this Deep Dive, Rachel Evans will help you understand:

🧠 What might sit underneath behaviours like smearing or hidden weeing
🧩 How stress, fear and sensory needs affect bladder and bowel habits
🛠️ Practical ways to respond that lower anxiety
📋 How to build a realistic toileting support plan for home

If toileting has become a daily source of stress in your family, this session will help you understand what’s really going on and what helps.

📅 March 18th
⏰ 10:30am

👉 https://www.tribecare.org/beyond-accidents-signup?new_run=true

12/03/2026

Cath, our Behaviour Therapist is getting ready for a session about the Zones of Regulation.
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Here’s something we don’t talk about enough…

Even therapists.
Even adults.
Even people who look like they have it all together.
struggle to regulate their emotions sometimes.

We get overwhelmed.
We get frustrated.
We snap.
We shut down.

And we’ve had decades of practice.

So when the children we support have emotions that spill out, it isn’t because they’re ‘naughty’… it’s often their nervous system trying to cope.

Regulation isn’t something children are born knowing how to do. It’s something they learn through safety and connection.

Because if adults still struggle to regulate… imagine how hard it can be for a child who’s already been through so much. 💛

12/03/2026

Are You Feeling Frustrated Because Your Child’s Progress Isn’t “Perfect”?
When supporting a child impacted by trauma, it’s easy to fall into the trap of comparing their progress to a timeline that just isn’t realistic — especially when setbacks feel big and wins feel small. Many parents feel disheartened or uncertain because healing isn’t linear, and that can make even hopeful moments feel fragile.

🎧 Listen to our podcast Progress vs Perfection — Realistic Outcomes in Trauma | Talk – Ep.12, where we talk about what meaningful progress actually looks like, how to set compassionate expectations, and why celebrating incremental change can make all the difference on your child’s healing journey.

Listen here:
🎧 Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/tribe-talk/id1844466329

🎧 Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/1GYLqmkBAIgAzYGDHA0XqO

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12/03/2026

🚀 You can make a real difference in a young person’s life.
Gain confidence and skills to respond sensitively, co-regulate, and listen effectively in our Life Story Listening Training.
👉 Book here: https://www.lifestorywork.com/life-story-listening--97150

10/03/2026

💬 “I want to support them, but I’m not sure how to help them understand their past.”

Life Story Coaching equips adults who play a regular, meaningful role in a young person’s life – foster carers, adoptive parents, guardians, teachers, support workers, or long-term social workers – to actively support Life Story Work. You’ll learn how to explore, reflect, and process information safely, helping young people make sense of their story.
👉 https://www.lifestorywork.com/life-story-coaching-signup

10/03/2026

🌟 Listening isn’t just about hearing words – it’s about creating safety and connection.
Learn the foundational skills of Life Story Work in our Life Story Listening Training.
👉 Book here: https://www.lifestorywork.com/life-story-listening--97150

09/03/2026

Grumpy Monkey
Help your child with accepting difficult moods 🙈

Grumpy Monkey helps children learn that it’s okay to feel grumpy sometimes. It reassures children that emotions don’t need fixing—they need understanding.
👉 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Evj2aUl7g7s

He's in a BAD mood.Nothing feels right!Nothing will do, and Jim just doesn't know why...If this sounds like your child this therapeutic story may help. For c...

08/03/2026

A small question, a listening ear, and a moment of comfort can change everything.
Our Life Story Listening Training shows you how to provide that support with care and confidence.
👉 Book here: https://www.lifestorywork.com/life-story-listening--97150

06/03/2026

This week CATH has been shining a spotlight on something so important… 🌟 recognising strengths.

Through structured worksheets and thoughtful discussions, children have been exploring what makes them them, from resilience and listening, to sharing and empathy 💛

Watching children pause and say, “I’m actually good at that!” is always a powerful moment. When young people can name their strengths, they build confidence, self-belief and the tools they need to face challenges ahead.

Supporting challenges matters but celebrating strengths is just as important. 💫

05/03/2026

Supporting a child who has experienced trauma can feel isolating — especially when traditional approaches don’t seem to work.

TRIBE Trauma Informed Care Training helps you understand trauma through a compassionate, evidence-based lens, giving you the tools to respond differently and more effectively.

📅 May 2026 intake now open

👉 https://www.tribecare.org/tribe-training--78f5a

05/03/2026

🎙️Are You Struggling to Make Family Contact Positive for Your Child?
For children who’ve experienced trauma, contact with family can be confusing, upsetting, or even retraumatizing. Parents and carers often worry about how to balance safety, emotional well‑being, and maintaining important family connections.

🎧 Listen to our podcast Contact & Family Time — A Trauma Informed Approach | Talk – Ep.11, where we discuss strategies to support children during family contact, how trauma can influence their responses, and practical ways to make these interactions safe, supportive, and meaningful.

Listen here:
🎧 Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/tribe-talk/id1844466329

🎧 Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/1GYLqmkBAIgAzYGDHA0XqO

04/03/2026

This month, the CLASS team’s away day looked a little different… 👀✨

Because sometimes wellbeing isn’t another meeting or a new strategy, it’s hitting pause, gathering round a table, and diving into a few rounds of The Mind.

It’s a brilliantly simple introduction to co-operative games for primary-aged children and up and a firm favourite in our team for building connection, trust and a little healthy suspense.

Turns out, sometimes the best way to strengthen teamwork… is to play. 🎲