[SPAM] Re: What indicates TNF ABA?

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You don't need to do an " ABA " program at all to manage behaviors. The

ABA/VB intensive programs are designed for teaching language,

learning, and social skills. The principles of applied behavior

analysis can also be used to manage isolated behaviors as well. Mark

Durand, one of the developers of the Functional Behavior Analysis

paradigm also has a free on-line tool that will help determine which

of the 4 functions a behavior serves. Check it out

here:http://www2.monacoassociates.com/masontheweb/index.aspx

After you determine why you can develop an appropriate intervention.

Behavior Management experts can help you with just that problem or

develop an entire program, you don't have to go broke to get help.

Lina Ealy

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> > I think you are misinterpreting the situation. Your sons are

> stressed at school and fighting hard to behave and when they get home

> they can't keep it up anymore. He obviously has sensory issues with

> too many people, sounds , etc. My son won't go into Walmart, but he

> can handle a small store like Dollar General for a few items. People

> unwind and destress where they feel the safest. I would look at what

> is triggering him at school and look at where in public he

> misbehaves. The Autism Training Center at Marshall University in

> Huntington, WV taught me something valuable in a training. There are

> 4 reasons for any behavior from anyone. SEAT _Sensory, Escape,

> Attention, Tangible. ABA identifies the triggers and reinforcers and

> then works to eliminate them.

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