BOUNCE Approach®Assessment ToolOn-DemandND-Affirming
Introduction to Snapshots
Simple two-minute tools that help professionals notice emerging patterns in wellbeing, regulation, and learning access — and respond before difficulties escalate.
Snapshots are structured, two-minute reflection tools designed to help professionals pause and consider what may be happening for a child or young person under current expectations and support. The aim is not to label or diagnose — it’s to notice patterns earlier, before difficulties escalate into something harder to address.
Used regularly, Snapshots help you reflect on whether existing support is working, adjust provision and interventions based on what you’re actually seeing, and track change over time with repeat observations. They provide a clear, evidence-informed basis for decision-making — so the right support reaches the right child at the right time.
Also included
🧠 Introduction to the BOUNCE Approach® Webinar
Understand the nervous system foundations behind regulation, emotional expression, and connection — so you can apply them with confidence in your sessions.
Objectives
Learning Objectives
By the end of this training, you will be able to:
1
Understand what a Snapshot is
Understand what Snapshots are — simple, two-minute tools designed to help professionals notice emerging patterns in wellbeing, regulation, engagement, and learning access.
2
Explain why Snapshots are a powerful professional tool
Explore why Snapshots support early identification, informed decision-making, and a structured way to reflect on what may be happening for a child or young person.
3
Identify patterns earlier using Snapshots
Learn how Snapshots help you notice patterns, reflect on whether support is effective, and review impact over time — so you can respond before difficulties escalate.
4
Run a Snapshot in practice
Understand the process of running a Snapshot — including how to create a baseline and repeat it over time to measure change.
5
Use Snapshot information to strengthen support
Know what to do with Snapshot information once you have it — using it to adjust existing provision, strengthen support, and inform decision-making in a structured, evidence-informed way.
