As parents, we naturally reflect on our child’s growth and progress throughout the year. At Steinberg Behavior Solutions (SBS), we believe these conversations shouldn’t be […]
Supporting Your Child’s Progress: Goal-Setting is an Ongoing Journey at SBS Read More »
School is back in session, the weather is cooling, and the leaves are starting to change. Seasonal weather changes are upon us! Some of us
Coats, Hats and Gloves, Oh My! Preparing Your Child to Dress Warmer for the Weather Read More »
There is something really special in giving and receiving gifts during the holidays. Preparing your special needs child with the social essentials in giving and
Social Skills in Gift Giving and Receiving Read More »
Does the thought of decorating your home for the holiday season bring about anxiety? Do you have a special needs child who is sensitive to
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For a lot of people, with autism or not, new things are a trial by fire. One of the biggest changes in a child’s
“Trying the Turkey” by Josh Read More »
Whether you were awarded stickers, stars or candy you’re probably all too familiar with behavior charts from your own childhood. Your parents may have used
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Self-injurious behavior (SIB) is one of the most devastating types of behavior exhibited by children with autism. Ranging from head-banging, biting, to extreme hand-rubbing or
3 Techniques to Stop Self Injurious Behavior of Children with Autism Read More »
Attention seeking behaviors tend to occur frequently in young children. From screaming, crying, throwing, temper tantrums, pinching, and pushing, there are a variety of ways
Mitigating Attention Seeking Behaviors in Nonverbal Children Read More »
Preference Assessments and Student Behavior Hot or cold? Toasted or plain? Sweet or unsweet? We’ve all got things we like and others that we don’t.
Utilizing Preferences to Stem Problem Behavior & Encourage Productivity Read More »
“One of the most important technologies of behavior modifiers and applied behavior analysts over the last 40 years has been the token economy.” This was
Staying Creative with Token Economies During Behavior Modification Read More »
It is natural for all children to become frustrated and agitated throughout their young lives. As adults, it is our job to give them the
7 Proactive Strategies for Dealing with Problem Behaviors Read More »
Do you ever wonder why you receive rave reviews from your child’s teacher/therapists about his good behavior during therapy sessions, but fail to see the
Helping Your Child (and you) Get the Most From ABA Therapy Read More »
Part of teaching your child a skill is planning to do it at the right time!
Teach Skills Functionally Read More »
Haircuts can be a difficult task for a child with autism. The child may experience sensory issues as well as anxiety. At some point, the
Making Haircuts Not so Scary Read More »
Guest writer Josh is Sarah Steinberg’s brother. Josh is 29 years old, lives in California and has autism. As a child, Josh struggled to communicate
Looking to help promote independence in your child? A Visual Schedule can help! Please comment below with any questions or comments on this tip. Be
Visual Schedules tip Read More »
The desire for independence is within each one of us. All of us, at some point in our lives, (whether we were 5 years old
Encouraging Daily Independence in Your Child Read More »
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