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Home > For practice and education > Factsheets & infographics > The use of Triple-C

The use of Triple-C

Triple-C is a method for guiding and treating people with intellectual disabilities and challenging behavior.

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Relationships—between clients, caregivers, and family—are at the heart of this approach. The AWVB researched how the method can be used most effectively and how family members can be involved in the process.

The main tips and findings are presented in this infographic.

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