Proven Strategies for Supporting Your Child’s Behavior
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Chantai Snellgrove 
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Using Practiced Routines to Improve Behavior
Today, I’m excited to be speaking with Dr. Meme Heineman about “Proven strategies to support your child’s behavior” she’s developed a program to help us (parents) implement these strategies.
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I LOVE Meme’s passion….and we share a common belief…
As Meme says…
“Parents are the single most important resource in their children’s lives and empowering them is the path to achieving the best possible outcomes and quality of life for their children.”
Meme’s here to share with us the behavioral intervention program “Practiced Routines” she’s put together to not just improve a child’s behavior, but also to improve family life as well.
Podcast Takeaways You Don’t Want to Miss: Benefits and Strategies that you’ll gain
- Help identifying which routines are most important to your family
- Ways to record and track your child’s behavior
- Once you understand the principles taught in this program, you can implement strategies on your own (without having to rely on a professional)
A quick bonus for listening: “Behavior Plan At A Glance” worksheet and access to the Special Behavior Issue.
Related: [SPECIAL ISSUE]
Meme Heineman has a Ph.D. in Special Education and is nationally certified as a behavior analyst. She has published a variety of articles AND three books including “Parenting with Positive Behavior Support: A Practical Guide to Resolving Your Child’s Difficult Behavior.”
Links mentioned in this episode:
- Practiced Routines DVD Positive Behavior Support Training Videos for Parents and Professionals
- Positive Behavior Support for Parents Program
- Going Places Improving Participation in Community Activities
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