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16 Essential Questions To Ask With Your Behaviour Therapist

16 Essential Questions To Ask With Your Behaviour Therapist

Ever wonder what it would be like to have your own behaviour therapist? These are some of the key questions that you would answer together… Observe When is it happening? When is it NOT happening? What exactly does it look like? What happens right before and...
Building independence: My child gives up easily!

Building independence: My child gives up easily!

If your child gives up quickly, you might be tempted to jump in and help. When you help, it puts an end to the flailing and wailing, and it seems like a kindness and a relief to both of you. However, if you want to send the message “I believe in you!” or...
Building independence: how to teach independent play?

Building independence: how to teach independent play?

My child won’t play alone! This is a tough one. Children can be really powerful advocates for themselves, and we can’t force them to learn to play alone. We can, however, make it a little easier. I’ve written these sanity-saving tips to teach your child to play...
Building independence: battling helplessness

Building independence: battling helplessness

Building independence: How do I deal with helplessness? My child won’t do anything without constant support and reminders! Mom, can you pull my pants down? I need you to feed me! I don’t know how to put my socks on! Can you put my shoes on? Carry me! I can’t...
Building independence: my child sticks to me like glue!

Building independence: my child sticks to me like glue!

Clutching the paper birthday invitation in your hand, you and your child arrive at the door of the indoor playground. You can see your neighbour in a sparkly party hat waving at you and beckoning you inside. As the door opens, you are hit with a wave of sound. You...
Stop power struggles before they start

Stop power struggles before they start

Why do kids do unreasonable things? Why do everyday situations seem to escalate into unwinnable battles? Do any of these situations seem familiar to you? Scenario 1: Adult: “Please hurry up, and we’ll get a cookie when we get to Grandma’s house!” Child: (ignores...