Lasting Behavioral Solutions

A behavior intervention plan should include two behavior change strategies for modifying behavior: reactive & proactive strategies. Situations and events are sometimes unavoidable, proactive strategies allows your loved one to be more prepared for upcoming transitions or activities that may trigger challenging behaviors. Here are a FEW of the many proactive techniques used in ABA. Visit lastingbehavioralsolutions.net for a consultation and/or if you need assistance with addressing interfering behaviors.

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Preference assessments help providers and families identify a potential reward that can be used for increasing skills/positive behaviors. If your child is tired of working for the iPad or if you are having difficulties gauging your child’s attention it might be helpful to conduct one! Set out a variety of items that your child may like, and see which items he/she interacts with the longest; or have your child pick one from a field of other items and rank them from most to least preferred! There are many types of preference assessments used in ABA to include: paired choice, free operants and many more! To learn more about these procedures and treatment feel free to contact us!