Prime Behavioral Solutions Inc

Prime Behavioral Solutions Inc Our team consists of Board Certified Behavior Analysists (BCBAs), Case Coordinators and Behavior Therapists.

We provide behavioral health treatment to children or adults with developmental, behavioral, or social delays. We provide behavioral health treatment to children o with developmental, behavioral, or social delays. Our practice is evidence-based and is derived from principles of applied behavioral analysis. We understand that each family is unique, and we are very respectful to the families’ culture and values. Treatment plans that we create are also unique and sensitive to meet the families’ life experience and expectations. Our service is driven by giving each client the Prime Behavioral Solutions Inc experience!

📌In the practice of Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA), progress often comes in small, gradual steps rather than large leap...
09/07/2025

📌In the practice of Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA), progress often comes in small, gradual steps rather than large leaps. For many learners, mastering a new skill is not about achieving perfection right away, but about building the foundations that will eventually lead to meaningful independence. Celebrating small wins is essential because each step forward represents growth, persistence, and effort that deserves recognition.

📌When we celebrate these small wins, we shift the focus away from perfection and instead emphasize progress. This approach not only motivates the learner but also helps caregivers and families see that meaningful change is unfolding, even if the journey is gradual. Recognizing incremental achievements reduces frustration, builds confidence, and provides frequent opportunities for reinforcement, which is at the heart of ABA.

📞 (818) 913-5254
💻 http://www.primebehavioralsolutions.com/
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👉Visual supports are tools that help children understand expectations, routines, and tasks by providing a visual cue rat...
08/30/2025

👉Visual supports are tools that help children understand expectations, routines, and tasks by providing a visual cue rather than relying solely on verbal instructions. They are especially helpful for children with autism, ADHD, or other developmental differences. These supports can take many forms, including schedules, charts, pictures, icons, and social stories, and they help children anticipate what comes next in their day. By making abstract concepts more concrete, visual supports reduce anxiety, increase independence, and promote positive behavior.

📌1. Visual Schedules
Purpose: Show the sequence of daily activities or steps in a task.
Example: A morning routine chart with pictures for “brush teeth,” “get dressed,” “eat breakfast.”
Benefit: Increases independence and reduces anxiety about transitions.
📌2. First-Then Boards
Purpose: Show that one activity must be completed before moving to a preferred activity.
Example: “First: Clean up toys → Then: Play outside.”
Benefit: Encourages compliance and motivation.
📌3. Choice Boards
Purpose: Allow children to make choices visually rather than verbally.
Example: Pictures of snacks, toys, or activities to choose from.
Benefit: Promotes autonomy and decision-making skills.
📌4. Task Analysis Charts
Purpose: Break down complex tasks into smaller, visual steps.
Example: Handwashing steps with pictures for “turn on water,” “soap hands,” “rinse,” “dry.”
Benefit: Supports skill acquisition and independence.
📌5. Behavior Cue Cards
Purpose: Provide a visual reminder of expected behaviors.
Example: Cards for “use inside voice,” “raise hand to speak,” or “sit nicely.”
Benefit: Reduces verbal prompts and reinforces positive behavior.
📌6. Timers or Visual Countdown Tools
Purpose: Help children understand how long they have for an activity.
Example: Sand timers, countdown apps, or visual clocks.
Benefit: Supports transitions and time management.

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08/22/2025

🔰Social Stories are an evidence-based tool frequently used within Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) to support individuals, particularly children with autism spectrum disorder, in understanding and navigating social situations.

🔰The primary purpose of a Social Story is to teach social expectations and enhance perspective-taking. For many learners with developmental differences, social interactions can be overwhelming or difficult to interpret.

🔰A Social Story breaks down complex scenarios—such as waiting in line, sharing toys, or greeting peers—into simple, concrete terms that are easy to understand.

🔰They emphasize positive behaviors and describe the “why” behind rules or routines, helping the learner see both their role and the feelings of others involved.

🔰In ABA practice, Social Stories are implemented as part of a structured intervention plan. Practitioners first identify a target behavior or social skill and then write a story that addresses this goal. The story is introduced during calm, non-stressful times to maximize learning and paired with ABA strategies such as modeling, prompting, and reinforcement.

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What is teaching emotional regulation?👉Teaching emotional regulation means helping someone learn how to notice their fee...
08/14/2025

What is teaching emotional regulation?

👉Teaching emotional regulation means helping someone learn how to notice their feelings, understand them, and respond in a healthy way.
🎯We can teach the person to recognize different emotions by naming them and using examples, pictures, or stories.
🎯We can show and practice calming strategies—like deep breathing, counting to ten, or taking a break—so they know what to do when they feel upset or overwhelmed.
🎯Giving praise or encouragement when they use the strategies correctly can make it more likely they’ll use them again.
✅It’s helpful to practice these skills in everyday situations, not just during lessons, so they become a natural habit. Over time, these skills can help a person handle challenges, get along better with others, and feel more in control of their emotions.

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08/07/2025

❓How to Encourage Communication in Nonverbal Children👇

✅Every child communicates—sometimes not with words, but with actions, gestures, eye gaze, or behavior. If your child is nonverbal or minimally verbal, there are powerful ways you can support their communication growth. Here are some key strategies:
📍 Follow Their Lead
Notice what your child is interested in and join in. If they’re spinning a toy or watching bubbles, that’s your entry point to engage.

📍 Create Opportunities to Communicate
Hold the bubbles! Pause during a favorite song. Offer two choices. These small moments create natural reasons for your child to express wants or needs.

📍 Use Simple, Consistent Language
Model short phrases like “more,” “go,” or “help.” Pair spoken words with gestures, signs, or pictures to support understanding and expression.
📍 Explore AAC Tools
Augmentative and Alternative Communication (AAC) includes picture exchange systems (PECS), sign language, or speech-generating devices. These tools empower children to express themselves even before they use spoken words.

📍 Celebrate Every Attempt
Whether your child reaches, points, signs, or uses a device, every communication attempt is a win! Reinforce these efforts warmly and consistently.

📍Be Patient and Present
Give your child time to respond. Avoid rushing or filling in the silence. Waiting encourages initiation and independence.

📞 (818) 913-5254
💻 http://www.primebehavioralsolutions.com/
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✅ Behavior Skills Training is especially helpful when training staff who work with clients, because it ensures that peop...
07/30/2025

✅ Behavior Skills Training is especially helpful when training staff who work with clients, because it ensures that people aren’t just reading about ABA techniques—they’re practicing them and learning how to apply them in real time.

📊Research shows that BST is super effective for teaching practical skills in the field, like how to run a behavior plan, collect data, or use reinforcement the right way. It's a method that works because it’s active, hands-on, and includes practice with feedback—not just lectures or reading.

📞 (818) 913-5254
💻 http://www.primebehavioralsolutions.com/
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07/24/2025

❓Why Data Matters in ABA

👉In ABA (Applied Behavior Analysis), data isn’t just paperwork — it’s the heart of everything we do. 💛

Every skill your child learns, every behavior we track, and every decision we make is backed by real, measurable progress. 📈

Here’s why data matters:
✅ It tells us what’s working (and what’s not!)
✅ It helps us make adjustments in real time
✅ It ensures each goal is personalized to YOUR child
✅ It celebrates progress — no matter how small! 🎉
✅ It keeps the therapy objective, consistent, and effective

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👇How to identify and develop reinforcers?🎯In ABA, one of the first and most important steps in helping someone learn is ...
07/19/2025

👇How to identify and develop reinforcers?

🎯In ABA, one of the first and most important steps in helping someone learn is figuring out what motivates them—what they like and what will encourage them to keep trying. These motivators are called reinforcers. They’re essentially anything that increases the likelihood of a behavior recurring.

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💻 http://www.primebehavioralsolutions.com/
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07/09/2025

👉Establishing and maintaining attention is a fundamental component of effective teaching and behavior intervention within Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA). In this context, attention refers to a learner’s ability to orient toward and respond appropriately to instructional cues, materials, or social stimuli.

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Congratulations 🎆Wishing you a joyful and safe 4th of July filled with pride, celebration, and gratitude for the freedom...
07/04/2025

Congratulations 🎆
Wishing you a joyful and safe 4th of July filled with pride, celebration, and gratitude for the freedom we cherish. May this day bring you and your loved ones moments of reflection, unity, and happiness as we honor the spirit of independence🎇🇺🇸🎉

05/23/2025

📍Prompting and prompt fading are key strategies used in teaching new skills, especially in behavior analysis (like ABA therapy), special education, and skill acquisition programs.

👉Prompting is providing assistance or cues to help someone perform a desired behavior or skill correctly.

✅Types of Prompts:

🔰Physical Prompt – Hand-over-hand guidance (e.g., helping a child hold a spoon).
🔰Verbal Prompt – Telling the person what to do (e.g., “Say ‘hello’”).
🔰Gestural Prompt – Using gestures like pointing or nodding.
🔰Model Prompt – Showing them what to do (e.g., clapping so they imitate you).
🔰Visual Prompt – Using pictures or written instructions.
🔰Positional Prompt – Placing the correct choice closer to encourage selection.
Prompts are especially useful when teaching a new skill that the learner hasn't mastered yet.

👉Prompt Fading
Prompt fading is the gradual removal of prompts so the learner can perform the skill independently.
The goal is independence – you don’t want the person to rely on help forever.

✅Examples of Prompt Fading:

Most-to-least fading: Start with full assistance (e.g., physical prompt), then reduce to less intrusive prompts (e.g., verbal or gestural).
Least-to-most fading: Give the person a chance to respond independently, then increase prompting only if needed.
Time delay: Wait a few seconds before giving a prompt to allow independent responding.

🎯Why It Matters
🔰Prompting ensures success and reduces frustration when learning.
🔰Prompt fading ensures independence and avoids prompt dependence (where the person won’t act without help).

📞 (818) 913-5254
💻 http://www.primebehavioralsolutions.com/
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121 W Lexington Drive Suite B175A
Glendale, CA
91203

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Tuesday 8am - 5pm
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