At IntegraSense, we provide specialist behaviour mentoring across the UK. Our support is person-centred, strengths-based, and focused on understanding the root causes of behaviour while building practical skills, confidence, and more positive ways of engaging with the world.
Our Specialist Approach
We bring deep expertise in disability, neurodiversity, mental health, and trauma-informed practice to behaviour mentoring. This allows us to recognise how sensory needs, communication differences, anxiety, or past experiences can influence behaviour.
Our mentoring is never about “managing” the person it is about understanding them and supporting sustainable, positive change.
How Behaviour Mentoring Works
We follow a structured yet flexible process tailored to each individual:
- Assessment and Understanding Gathering information through observation, discussion, and context review to identify triggers, patterns, and contributing factors.
- Behaviour Support Planning Developing clear, practical, and realistic behaviour support plans with the individual (and where appropriate, families or professionals).
- Implementation and Coaching Working directly with the individual in real settings (education, home, workplace, or community) to apply strategies and build skills.
- Monitoring and Review Regularly reviewing progress, measuring impact, and adapting approaches as needed.
Who This Is For
Behaviour mentoring is suitable for:
- Children and young people in education or family settings
- Adults in workplace or community environments
- Individuals with neurodiversity (e.g., autism, ADHD)
- People experiencing mental health challenges or trauma
- Those with sensory processing or communication differences
- Families and professionals seeking specialist behavioural support
Why Choose IntegraSense
- Specialist expertise in disability and neurodiversity-informed behaviour support
- Person-centred, strengths-based, and trauma-informed approach
- Practical, real-world strategies that respect the individual
- Collaborative working with families, schools, and employers
- Focus on long-term skills, confidence, and independence
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the difference between behaviour mentoring and behaviour therapy? Behaviour mentoring is practical, coaching-focused support delivered in real-life settings. It emphasises understanding the person and building sustainable strategies rather than clinical therapy.
Do you work with neurodivergent individuals? Yes. We have particular expertise supporting neurodivergent children and adults, including those with autism and ADHD.
Can behaviour mentoring support schools or workplaces? Yes. We can work directly with the individual while also providing guidance to staff or employers on reasonable adjustments and inclusive strategies.
How long does mentoring typically last? The duration is tailored to individual needs. Some benefit from short-term intensive support, while others require longer-term mentoring for sustained change.
Ready to Discuss Behaviour Mentoring?
To arrange behaviour mentoring support or discuss your requirements, please get in touch:
