Making the Holidays Joyful and Inclusive for Your Child
With a few thoughtful strategies, you can make the season both joyful and manageable—helping your child feel included, calm, and ready to celebrate. The holidays are often filled with joy,...
Positive Behavior Support
Learn More About New Research in Positive Behavior Support
Positive Behavior Support (PBS) can help parents, clinicians, and educators provide more focused treatments for children. Learn more about new research in this area. In our article series, we have...
Family Chat: Helping Your Anxious Child
Sept 24th at 8:00 EST Registration Link: https://us02web.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_alizCc2xSeuoO3wtHwYsBw Many children live with anxiety and fears. In this family chat, families will have a chance to hear strategies from clinical psychologist...
From Anxious to Excited: Mastering Back-to-School Prep with PBS
School supplies are about to hit the shelves, yellow buses are rolling, and new sneakers are on the shopping list. This is a sure sign it is back-to-school time. While...
Empowering Independence: Positive Behavior Supports in Developing Essential Life Skills
Many parents’ dreams for their children include an independent and happy life.  For some parents, this is easy achievable.  For others, it is hard to even think of a day...
Positive Behavior Support: How to Collaborate
How many of us remember when we heard our child has a special need? Time stops, and all that matters is finding out information on how to support them. In...
Repetitive Behaviors: When and How to Intervene
Repetitive behaviors are very common among many neurodiverse individuals, and they often vary in the way they appear from person to person. These behaviors may include restricted interests, self-injurious behavior...
3 Easy Ways to Find Reinforcers that will Motivate Our Children
Carina, a single mother, is struggling to get her two kids motivated to get up and ready for school. It’s a Monday, and they always struggle on Mondays. She told...
How to Improve Communication Using Strategies from Positive Behavior Support
Improving Communication Maddie has an 8-year-old daughter, Sara, diagnosed with Cerebral Palsy and Intellectual Disability. Sara is generally a happy little girl, however sometimes she has trouble communicating and becomes...
Visual Supports: A Key to Maintaining One’s Day-to-Day Living
Visual supports in the home a key to maintaining one’s day to day living. When it comes to providing aid and assistance to someone, neurotypical humans use visuals more than...
