Explore our collection of articles, resources, and insights on positive behavior strategies and classroom management.
Effective communication between therapists and classroom support staff can make behavior support more successful. Discover simple ways to work together, share observations, and create consistent strategies that help neurodiverse children succeed at school.
Discover how therapists can reduce challenging behavior by making difficult routines and transitions more predictable for neurodiverse children during the busy fall season.
Back-to-school season can bring major changes for neurodiverse children—and those changes may lead to an increase in challenging behavior. Learn how therapists can identify triggers, look for setting events, teach replacement skills, and use proactive behavior supports to help children navigate fall and school transitions more successfully.
Reduce back-to-school stress by helping your neurodiverse child understand what will happen during the first days of school.
Help your neurodiverse child prepare for back to school by practicing the school-day routine before classes begin.
Help your neurodiverse child get ready for school with 10 practical back-to-school tips for routines, visual schedules, sensory needs, communication, independence, and school success.
