During the epidemic period and after school resumes, due to changes in the way of living and learning caused by home restrictions, coupled with the psychological pressure, many parents have reported that their children have repeated behavior problems of varying degrees such as non-compliance, temper tantrums, and even aggression towards others or themselves. These behaviors not only hinder children’s learning and socialization, but also affect their emotion, safety, other people and the surrounding environment. Hence, the behaviors must be addressed as early as possible.
Behavioral issues are complicated, constantly changing and are affected by many different factors. Behavior management strategies are diverse and vary from person to person. The following ten steps hopefully can help address different behavior problems of children with autism:
Choi, a 6-year-old boy, has been attending school just like his peers. However, he exhibited challenging behaviors in the classroom, such as throwing objects and hurting others. At school, he had to be separated from his classmates and could not participate in their usual activities. His school teachers recommended that Choi’s father seek support from […]
Parents seeking treatment for their children’s Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) are faced with an overwhelming number of treatment options. Cutting through the noise to identify Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) as the most effective treatment can be a difficult task. Unfortunately, even for the parents who have discovered that ABA has the most supporting research, the […]
When a child is suspected of having an ASD diagnosis, many parents find themselves navigating a sea of information, from ASD assessments to intervention methods, only leaving them feeling more overwhelmed, anxious, and uncertain. As a team of ABA clincians, we understand these challenges and are here to provide a guiding hand. Our mission is […]
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