Just as a caveat to the last few posts about behavior modification, I want to remind you to always engage the creativity of the client. You can engage them in creating a chart (with markers, construction paper, magazines, stickers, scissors and glue). You can engage...
Positive parenting skills utilize the reward for acceptable behavior instead of the "I'll getcha!" game of catching your child doing wrong. To give the positive parenting double power, make a visual aid! As a clinician's secret, this visual aid helps the parents more than the...
Keep it simple, Stupid. It has been my experience that parents often want so badly to reward their children. So badly that they will make plans (for when they can afford it) to take them to a child friendly restaurant or save to buy them...