The Behavioural Definition of Punishment
I recently sent an email to a client’s team with a line that read as follows: “All staff will continue to follow through with demands… Read More »The Behavioural Definition of Punishment
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I recently sent an email to a client’s team with a line that read as follows: “All staff will continue to follow through with demands… Read More »The Behavioural Definition of Punishment
One of the common concerns we get from parents and therapists is that the child isn’t motivated for anything. Why is this important, you ask? … Read More »How to Keep a Child’s Motivation in ABA
ABA doesn’t have to be an intense, one-on-one intervention that happens in 20-hour-a-week increments. The principles of ABA can be applied to so many everyday… Read More »How to Encourage ABA in the Everyday
Behavior is communication. It is our students’ way of telling us how they feel or what they need. Behavior can have many different forms but… Read More »Function Over Form: Functional Communication Training
One of the greatest tools in our toolbox is the ability to break down larger skills into smaller, more attainable steps (and then reinforce each… Read More »How to Use Chaining with a Task Analysis
Any of us working in the field of ABA and special education have seen our share of social stories. They are promoted in schools, at… Read More »Do Social Stories Change Behaviour?
We often encounter misconceptions about what ABA is and what it is not. As with any therapeutic method out there, there are ways to use… Read More »Good ABA vs. Bad ABA
In the field of ABA we often talk about using “evidence-based practices” in teaching skill. What does this mean? It means that when we are… Read More »Using Video Modeling to Teach Skills
We recently met with a client who was referred to us for her young son with ASD who was not yet talking. In the process… Read More »ABA is More Than Good Behaviour
If you could have an endless supply of one item – what would it be? Mine would be chocolate. I don’t think I could get… Read More »Too Much of a Good Thing?