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Best Behaviors



A blend of ABA science and practical experience to help students and families build social emotional skills for everyday life.



The Importance of Self-Care
for Caregivers



11.18.2020



As a caregiver, do you ever feel the weight of everyday responsibilities? Do you feel the weight compounded whenever there are out-of-the-ordinary stressors?


If you have ever been on an airplane, you would have heard the familiar safety instruction: ‘In case of emergency...'


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Get Immediate with Reinforcement



10.21.2020



You have probably heard that Positive Reinforcement is best practice and it is the way to make positive behavior changes. And that’s absolutely right.


Now, have you ever wondered: How does Reinforcement work? How do I use it? Am I doing it right?


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Get Real with Students' EAGLE Points



9.30.2020



Have you ever wondered how your child is doing during the school day? Do you want more than a bland “It’s ok,” after you ask your child the classic question “How was your day?” Do you want to be able to anticipate a rough day? Do you want to recognize or reward your child for good school performance?


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Get Going with Behavioral Momentum



8.27.2020



Do you ever have difficulty getting your child to do something? Just as you can get a bike to switch gears, you can put momentum behind a difficult task to help your child build toward progress.


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