Child Behavior Therapist-Child Behavior Support

Example

Creating tailored strategies for managing emotions, stress responses, and using sensory regulatory practices.

Scenario

A teacher observes a student frequently becoming overwhelmed and acting out during loud group activities. Utilizing the therapist's guidance, the teacher implements quieter, smaller group activities and provides the student with a sensory break space, effectively reducing the incidents of outbursts.

Example

Advising on adjusting teaching methods to be sensitive to children who have experienced trauma.

Scenario

After learning a student has a history of trauma, a school counselor uses the therapist's recommendations to modify the classroom environment and interaction techniques to ensure the student feels safe and supported, enhancing their learning and social interactions.

Example

Implementing this tool to help students with ASD or other diagnoses communicate their emotional state and needs more effectively.

Scenario

A special education teacher integrates the Incredible 5-Point Scale into daily routines, allowing a student with ASD to express their stress levels before reaching a meltdown, enabling timely interventions and support.

Example

Recommending specific types of breaks based on the child's current needs and behaviors to promote self-regulation and prevent escalation.

Scenario

Noticing a student's increasing agitation, an educator applies the suggested Level 2 Break, allowing the student a brief, structured break nearby. This intervention helps the student return to their task with renewed focus and calmness.