Observations, interviews and other data collection about a child's behavior patterns all go into a comprehensive Functional Behavioral Assessment (FBA). Related posts: Relish These Times With your Kiddo - Dr. C's Morning Minute 149 504 Plan Accommodations Get the Kiddos Moving - Dr. C's Morning Minute 138 Bolstering Your Child's Self Esteem Pt. 2 - […]
A Functional Behavioral Assessment (FBA) helps to break down, in a systematic way, issues that contribute to a child's behaviors Related posts: The Power of 'Routine' - Dr. C's Morning Minute 144 Speech Language Difficulties and Dyslexia - Dr. C's Morning Minute 122 Should we reason with our kids? - Dr. C's Morning Minute 111 […]
ODD is a diagnosable disorder, but it's very important to look for any underlying issues that are causing your child Related posts: The Power of 'Routine' - Dr. C's Morning Minute 144 Speech Language Difficulties and Dyslexia - Dr. C's Morning Minute 122 Should we reason with our kids? - Dr. C's Morning Minute 111 […]
Time-Out might not be the most effective discipline for children with ADHD, who are known to act impulsively and not Related posts: The Power of 'Routine' - Dr. C's Morning Minute 144 Speech Language Difficulties and Dyslexia - Dr. C's Morning Minute 122 Should we reason with our kids? - Dr. C's Morning Minute 111 […]
Some people believe that disorders like Autism are just human differences that should be accepted and accommodated. Learn more on Related posts: The Power of 'Routine' - Dr. C's Morning Minute 144 Speech Language Difficulties and Dyslexia - Dr. C's Morning Minute 122 Should we reason with our kids? - Dr. C's Morning Minute 111 […]
Everyone has, at some point, anxieties or particular behaviors and habits. But that doesn't necessarily translate into a diagnosis of Related posts: The Power of 'Routine' - Dr. C's Morning Minute 144 Speech Language Difficulties and Dyslexia - Dr. C's Morning Minute 122 Should we reason with our kids? - Dr. C's Morning Minute 111 […]
Overlapping symptoms between ADHD and autism disorders are common, but they have distinct differences when it comes to making a Related posts: The Power of 'Routine' - Dr. C's Morning Minute 144 Speech Language Difficulties and Dyslexia - Dr. C's Morning Minute 122 Should we reason with our kids? - Dr. C's Morning Minute 111 […]
Teaching children with OCD "healthy self-talk" and other coping mechanisms can help them to see that there is no connection Related posts: The Power of 'Routine' - Dr. C's Morning Minute 144 Speech Language Difficulties and Dyslexia - Dr. C's Morning Minute 122 Should we reason with our kids? - Dr. C's Morning Minute 111 […]
Children with Obsessive Compulsive Disorder tend to dwell on ominous thoughts. Children with autism can also exhibit self-stimulatory behavior that Related posts: The Power of 'Routine' - Dr. C's Morning Minute 144 Speech Language Difficulties and Dyslexia - Dr. C's Morning Minute 122 Should we reason with our kids? - Dr. C's Morning Minute 111 […]
Children with OCD and autism spectrum disorder can exhibit similar patterns of intrusive thoughts and compulsive behaviors. Learn more on Related posts: The Power of 'Routine' - Dr. C's Morning Minute 144 Speech Language Difficulties and Dyslexia - Dr. C's Morning Minute 122 Should we reason with our kids? - Dr. C's Morning Minute 111 […]
