by Candace Tomassetti School is back, work is back, and masks? Well those are back too! The past year and a half has been very unpredictable for all- especially our students and children…
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At Graham Behavior Services it is important to us that both parents and professionals have access to the most current research in applied behavior analysis. Here you will find a plethora of resources to help you to grow professionally or to assist you in helping your children.
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by Alexandra Rodriguez The weather is chilly, leaves are falling, and school is back in full swing! This can be a stressful time for students and parents, especially due to the uncertainty of…
Happy Summer friends and family! It’s August, it’s hot, and it’s totally acceptable to walk around wishing people a “Happy Summer.” What exactly does happy summer mean though? It is…
Everyone can benefit from some structure, especially children during the long summer months. Routines provide consistency and outline expectations which can help to increase positive behaviors. A great way to…
by Alyssa Barreto Who knew that when distance learning was implemented for 2 weeks that we would still be here over a year later? Parents are juggling employment, life, and now teaching. Becoming…
Topics: ABA
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There are many aspects of being a parent, some of which include watching your child learn and grow, engaging with them in games and pretend play, and experiencing them develop…
Now that the weather is warmer and the days are longer, there are more opportunities for fun outdoor activities. These outdoor activities are extra special because they each require materials…
There are several challenges our kids with autism face on a day to day basis – emotional regulation being one of them. Being able to regulate our emotions involves the…
Topics: ABA | Autism | Challenging Behavior | Emotional Skills | Life Skills | Parent Resources | Self Care
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by Adriana Giraldo Young adults with autism or developmental disabilities often have a very long history of reinforcement of their problem behavior. This often leads to a restrictive lifestyle for their families, which…
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What’s the first thing everyone says when you tell them you’re expecting a baby? “You’ll never sleep again!” Well, maybe that’s the first thing after “congratulations”, but still, myths about…
Since the start of the now year-long pandemic, parents have been tasked with a challenging feat: not only coming up with different ways to keep their children entertained, but doing…
by Jessica Baldwin Aubrey Daniels, the first editor of the Journal of Organizational Behavior Management (JOBM) defines feedback as “information about performance that allows an individual to adjust his or her performance” (2016). …