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I bet you're a lot of fun! Probably the fact that he has not been feeling

well has a lot to do with it. What do your 45-50 minute sessions look like?

During that time you might try increasing the play time within the room to

make it more reinforcing - perhaps work for 10 responses, play for 3 minutes,

work for 10 more responses, play for 3 minutes, work for 15 responses, play

for 4 minutes, work for 20 responses, play for 4 minutes, work for 10

responses, play for 3 minutes, etc. You want to be sure to vary the # of

responses he is required to give at each sitting so that it doesn't become

predictable. Also, you want to do # of responses vs. timed sittings. This

will encourage good work because he will get to go play faster. You may also

try playing first (before you do any probing or drills) when he comes into

the therapy room nicely. If he comes right to the table, you could say

something like, " You came in here so nicely - I think we should play a game. "

Always emphasize when he is doing good (but don't overdo it!). When it is

time for the " big " break and he has done good, tell him, " you've done so

well, I think we should go outside! "

Hope this is helpful.

Yours,

Mickey

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