Behavioral Support Program
Behavior problems are among the most common causes of difficulties for people with developmental disabilities. Many individuals with autism spectrum disorder (ASD), for example, exhibit disruptive behaviors such as tantrums, aggression, self-injury, and property destruction. These behaviors can interfere with social interactions, learning, and daily functioning. Fortunately, there are a variety of behavioral interventions that can help people with ASD and other developmental disabilities to achieve greater success in their lives.
Applied behavior analysis (ABA) is one of the most well-established and widely used behavioral therapies. ABA focuses on teaching desired behaviors and reducing disruptive ones. It is effective in treating a variety of behavior problems in people with ASD and other developmental disabilities. Other helpful behavioral interventions include positive behavior support (PBS) and functional communication training (FCT).
By working with a qualified behavioral support specialist, many people with developmental disabilities can learn the skills they need to lead more successful lives.
Our Behavioral Support Program
At Iconic Care, we understand that sometimes people with disabilities respond to an environment or situation with challenging behaviors; caring for someone who displays these behaviors can be difficult and distressing if there are no effective strategies to address and manage these situations.
Our Positive Behavioral Support Program is designed to help people with special needs develop the skills they need to lead happy and fulfilling lives. We work with individuals and their families to identify areas of need and create customized treatment plans that address those needs. Our specialists include psychologists, psychiatrists, and other mental health professionals dedicated to helping our clients reach their fullest potential. We also offer support services for families, including respite care and crisis intervention. Our goal is to provide the resources, positive behavioral interventions, and support our clients and their families need to thrive. If you or someone you love is dealing with special needs, we encourage you to reach out to us today. We are here to help.
Our life support behavioral institute aims to reduce challenging behaviors by:
- Understanding what the person is communicating through their behaviors
- Increasing the person’s quality of life
- Making changes in the environment
- Teaching the person new skills
- Helping families and support people with effective strategies to respond to the behaviors
Our Behavior Support Team is made up of multidisciplinary practitioners, which allows us to develop a holistic understanding of the person with challenging behaviors, and to develop creative and innovative Behavior Support Plans.
