Field Based Behavior Support

Field Based Behavior Support School and home-based behavior intervention for children with behavioral challenges.

Ever dealt with a mid-tantrum twist that involves unexpected moments, like your child deciding it's the perfect time for...
04/17/2024

Ever dealt with a mid-tantrum twist that involves unexpected moments, like your child deciding it's the perfect time for a vomit surprise? Well, fear not, because the answer lies in a strategy called attention extinction! ⁠

Attention extinction is like hitting pause on the parental spotlight during those intense tantrum scenes. It involves strategically withdrawing attention, allowing the tantrum to run its course without the usual reactions. ⁠

Think of it as a theatrical performance: your child's meltdown is the show, and attention extinction is turning off the spotlight. With no audience reactions (that's you!) feeding into the drama, the tantrum loses its intensity. Ready to add this effective parenting tool to your repertoire? Double tap if you want more tips like these, and tag a fellow parent who needs this insight! ⁠

Are you worried about your child's behavior at bedtime? Here are some helpful things that you can try doing.  Share if y...
02/21/2023

Are you worried about your child's behavior at bedtime? Here are some helpful things that you can try doing. Share if you know someone who needs to hear this!
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IMAGINE something you’re going through right now with your child and repeat after me, “This is a stage, I’m going to fig...
11/18/2022

IMAGINE something you’re going through right now with your child and repeat after me, “This is a stage, I’m going to figure it out”. Ground yourself, breathe and envision yourself of a sturdy tree rooted in the ground. The leader you know you are. Sometimes we need to remind ourselves out of a spiral and give ourselves a little perspective.

Registered Behavior Technicians are also sometimes called “shadows.”  But let me tell you, there are many types of shado...
11/11/2022

Registered Behavior Technicians are also sometimes called “shadows.” But let me tell you, there are many types of shadows - some are glorified babysitters, and others are trained and skilled Behavior Technicians. Guess which ones we send out to our clients?

RBT’s have to meet eligibility requirements. They have to apply, take and pass the RBT exam, receive ongoing supervision, adhere to ethics, and renew their certificate annually. They are experienced and educated folks who truly understand the science of behavior.

These people know their stuff! They research and implement scientific methods to decrease inappropriate behavior and increase appropriate ones. In addition, they keep and provide data consistently observing and documenting to provide interventions and analyze individual behavior trends so problem solve and set goals for each child to improve.

So the next time you are looking for a “shadow” consider what quality of professional you are looking for and what you’re really getting for your money. Shoot us a comment or question below. We are ALWAYS here to help 🤩 🙏🏻



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