About Lancashire Behaviour Support Consultancy

Lancashire Behaviour Support Consultancy delivers person-centred, evidence-informed PBS, empowering individuals through tailored strategies, meaningful relationships, and improved quality of life.

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Our Mission: Integrating Behavioural Research and Positive Psychology

At our core, we specialise in crafting bespoke strategies designed to alleviate distressing behaviours in individuals. Our focus is on enhancing the quality of life and wellbeing for those you support, ensuring they experience a positive transformation in their daily lives.

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Our Commitment to Empowering Lives Through Person-Centred Support

At the heart of our mission lies a fundamental belief: everyone deserves to feel safe, respected and valued in their everyday lives. With a combination of clinical expertise and personal experiences, we craft Positive Behaviour Support plans that honour individual strengths, embrace unique preferences, and tackle obstacles to participation. Our approach focuses on flexibility, ensuring our methods are tailored to each person rather than imposing a rigid model. Collaborating with families, carers, and broader support networks, we aim to foster sustainable skills and develop meaningful routines. We measure progress not by convenience, but by wellbeing, connections, and true choice.

Expert Behaviour Team

Our team unites specialists in developmental conditions, learning disability, and complex mental-health presentations. Senior Positive Behaviour Support practitioners contribute broad applied insight from clinical, community, forensic, charity and social-care environments, allowing us to weave multi-disciplinary knowledge into flexible, compassionate support plans.

Every intervention is anchored in contemporary behavioural science and positive psychology, guided by data, and reviewed iteratively. We value developmental context and environmental influences, interpreting behaviour through its function rather than judging it. Rigid, compliance-driven models are avoided; instead, we pursue ethical, person-centred strategies that respect autonomy and foster meaningful quality of life.

From secure hospitals to community outreach teams, our consultants navigate complex care networks where risk management and multidisciplinary input converge. This breadth of exposure enables us to develop formulations that are clinically sound yet realistic, embedding recommendations that frontline staff can actually deliver.

Alongside professional credentials, many team members draw on personal insight gained from supporting neurodivergent relatives and service users. Blending this lived experience with clinical methodology deepens empathy, strengthens engagement, and produces behaviour plans that resonate with the people and systems they are designed to serve.

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Understanding Complex High-Risk Behaviours

At our company, we strive to understand and navigate complex behaviours effectively. Our dedicated team employs innovative strategies to address the intricacies of human interaction and organisational dynamics. By fostering a deeper comprehension of these behaviours, we empower our clients to enhance their operations and drive meaningful results. Join us on this journey to decode complexity and unlock your organisation’s true potential. Developmental Disorders & Mental Health conditions Data-led analysis and outcome tracking Evidence-based & research- led PBS practice

Who we work with

We work in partnership with hospitals to improve support for people with learning disabilities and developmental disorders, helping reduce unnecessary hospital admissions and stays.

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Positive Behaviour Support That Starts With Real Lives And Stays Rooted In Understanding

Our Strategic Approach is Shaped by Expertise

Each consultant has walked alongside neurodivergent relatives, enriching professional skills with personal insight daily.

Insights from Practitioners and Partners

We explore the roots of behaviour to understand patterns, inspire change, and support personal growth.

Empowering Care with Science and Compassion

Patience, authenticity, and warmth provide understanding, encouragement, and support throughout every journey.

Positive Support, Fresh Thinking

We combine evidence-based tools with a human touch to create tailored, respectful plans every time we collaborate.

Real-World Learning Drives Our Interventions

Our unique perspective allows us to work hand-in-hand with families, crafting strategies that truly reflect their daily experiences and needs.

Our Commitment to Positive Support Across the North West

Lancashire Behaviour Support Consultancy provides person-centred, evidence-informed Positive Behaviour Support across the North West of England. We work collaboratively with schools, care homes, community services, and multi-disciplinary teams to address complex behavioural challenges, improve quality of life, and achieve meaningful outcomes.

Our Core Values

Person-centred: dignity, choice, and meaningful participation
Evidence-led: data-informed decisions and measurable outcomes
Collaborative: families, carers, and professionals as partners
Practical: strategies that work in real life

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What to Expect from Our Services

Person-centred: dignity, choice, and meaningful participation
Evidence-led: data-informed decisions and measurable outcomes
Collaborative: families, carers, and professionals as partners
Practical: strategies that work in real life

See What Others Have To Say!

“Really good training session, conversation led which allows staff to participate making it less tedious which will increase the likelihood of staff absorbing the information shared”.
Richard, Healthcare Assistant

The most useful part of the training was learning about the S.E.A.T. model and understanding the function of behaviour. It helped me recognise that behaviour is a form of communication and how to identify what a person may be trying to express. I also found the practical examples and person-centred approach very valuable, as they gave me strategies I can use to support individuals more effectively and proactively in my role.

The practical guidance on safely guiding a blind/Partially blind person and communicating clearly and respectfully was the most valuable part of the training. It improved my confidence and awareness.

– Anonymous Bury Greater Manchester

This was an engaging and informative training session. It has improved my understanding of Positive Behaviour Support and given me practical techniques that I can apply in my role to support people in a respectful, person-centred way. I would recommend this training to anyone working in social care.

Mojeed (HCA)

Amazing session

Dennis, Mental Health Nurse

Really good training session, conversation-led which allows staff to participate, making it less tedious, which will increase the likelihood of staff absorbing the information

Tina – support worker Oldham

“Anne-Marie has been a saving grace to a very desperate mum! My son has been struggling at school and home with his behaviour. Anne-Marie quickly arranged an observation via his school and completed a very thorough report, which was easy to understand, outlining XXXXx personality traits and ways to support him in his development. She has made me feel like finally someone understands and is listening to me. I would highly recommend her services and I’m confident I’ll need her again in the future!”
Sheffield Mum

“Ann-Marie challenged appropriately, supported effectively, explained her reasoning clearly, and persevered with consistency. She gathered evidence, used data, applied her training, and ensured her work remained of the highest professional standard, even when the circumstances around her were complex. What stood out most was her ability to stay calm, clear and person-centred in a room with many people, competing priorities and different pressures. She did not lose sight of the purpose of the work: to support the person well, uphold their rights and dignity, and ensure decisions were based on evidence, professional judgement and what was right for them. That takes real courage. It is not always easy to hold firm to ethical practice and professional boundaries when others disagree or apply pressure. Ann Marie did so with emotional intelligence, clarity and strength. She showed that professionalism is not about being detached. It is about being fair, accountable, evidence-informed and committed to doing the right thing, even when it is difficult. Ann Marie is an asset and an example of the standard we should aspire to. She kept the person we support at the centre, acted with integrity throughout, and demonstrated the kind of courage, professionalism and values-led practice that deserves to be recognised.”
External Family Therapist Liverpool

“Everything which has been done with us has been either useful or interesting. It’s been a big change hearing all the team speak so positively about someone from a behaviour team”
Eleanor – Acting Locality Manager

“This training was informative, practical, and confidence building”
Support Worker, Greater Manchester