Behavior

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 […]

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

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

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

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

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

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.

“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