Innovative Behavioral & Consulting Services recognizes that when children engage in behaviors such as aggression, running away, or self-injurious behaviors, intervention must take place.
In our intervention, we have two categories of behaviors. The "big behavior" and the "smaller behaviors".
The "big behavior" might be a type of aggression to others, running away from caregivers or the child causing injury to themselves.
The "smaller behavior" is a precursor behavior or a "warning sign" that the "big behavior" is likely about to occur. This might include yelling, name-calling, or fist clenching.
Our intervention(s) to these behaviors include:
-Assessment of the "big behavior" to determine what the behavior looks like, why the behavior is happening, and any "smaller behaviors" that happen before the "big behavior" occurs.
-Skill Building to teach children how to get what they want without engaging the previously mentioned behaviors.
-Caregiver Education to teach parents how to recognize the function(s) of the "big behavior" and how to identify and address "smaller behaviors" to teach new skills.
At Innovative Behavioral & Consulting Services, we understand that each child is unique and family situations are different. Therefore all of our programs are individualized to meet those needs.
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