Disability & Behaviour Related Articles

A Behaviour Support Practitioner works with individuals who display behaviours of concern, as well as their support networks.

ABA is widely used to support individuals who experience challenges that impact their daily functioning, learning, and social interactions.

The function of behaviour refers to the reason or purpose behind why someone acts in a certain way.

“You can’t expect someone to outperform in an environment that’s not conducive to performance.”

The key to breaking the conflict cycle isn’t to be perfect—it’s to be aware.

The window of tolerance refers to the emotional zone where we can function at our best.

The level is not about intelligence or worth. It’s about the amount of support a person needs to function and feel safe in daily life.

Choice and control means allowing people to make decisions about their own lives.

For people who are non-verbal, there are many other ways they express their needs, emotions, choices, and personalities.

Psychosocial disability refers to the functional impact of a mental health condition on a person’s daily life.