Date:     Tuesday 24th & 3rd March 2026
Time:     7:00 - 8.00 pm
Venue:  Online Via Zoom

Target Audience: Primary & Post Teachers, SNA’s and Early Years.

Session 1 - Understanding Behaviours of Concern

This session takes a look at the different factors influencing a learner, leading to behaviours of concern.

Each learner experiences a different level of demand and as we begin to assess this more deeply, we are better able to meet the needs of a vulnerable learner. During this session we discuss the many variables underpinning aversive behaviour. 

Session 2 - Managing Behaviours of Concern

This informative session examines how we can support learners and co-assist them in managing behaviours of concern. 

Each individual has their own unique behaviour trajectory and an established set of coping mechanisms, some of which can be difficult to manage. 

During this session we look at a selection of effective management strategies for learners of all ages. 

Bio of Presenter: Muireann Sadlier

'With over two decades of experience in supporting educators, Muireann brings a wealth of knowledge and insight to the education webinars and courses. Her journey has encompassed roles within the Department of Education and Support Services, where developing expertise in various areas, including ADHD, EBD, ASD, Behaviour Management, Anxiety Management, Stress Management and Regulation Procedures. Through tailored training sessions, she empowers teachers, SNAs and families to comprehend the nuanced needs of neurodiverse individuals across childhood, adolescence, and young adulthood. Additionally, her specialisation extends to fostering communication development and implementing effective well-being strategies for children, adolescents, and young adults, ensuring holistic support for their growth and flourishing".