ABA Sensei, PLLC

ABA Sensei, PLLC All workshops are developed by a Board Certified Behavior Analyst.

ABA Sensei is a professional limited liability company (PLLC) that provides behavior management workshops and consultations to families, child care providers, and educators.

3 mistakes people make when managing problem behavior.1. Not reinforcing appropriate behavior enough. 2. Giving poor qua...
08/11/2021

3 mistakes people make when managing problem behavior.

1. Not reinforcing appropriate behavior enough.
2. Giving poor quality reinforcement.
3. Delaying when you give reinforcement.

Managing problem behavior isn’t easy but we need to remember we want to reinforce the behavior we WANT to see by giving immediate access to quality reinforcement.

Follow for more behavior management tips.

07/22/2021

Dear Parents,
Make sure you ask a few important questions before you begin ABA therapy. Your BCBA should want to promote generalization of your child’s skills by collaborating with any other therapists or teachers. Also, you should be receiving parent training (at least monthly) to ensure you can continue to promote your child’s success at home.

If you are wanting to learn how to under your child’s development improve behaviors at home send me a message or visit www.ABASensei.com to enroll in our Parent Academy

07/20/2021

The truth about ABA is that is more than just working at a table. ABA helps work on skills and behaviors that are important to the learner AND their family and ABA is not just for kids on the autism spectrum.

Fact: ABA has been shown to be effective for kids with and without autism.

Follow to learn more about ABA and if you’re interested in learning how to manage your child’s challenging behavior ans teach them new skills visit www.ABASensei.com to schedule a free consultation.

Praise is meant to be reinforcing and motivate your child to keep doing things well, BUT sometimes we get stuck just say...
07/08/2021

Praise is meant to be reinforcing and motivate your child to keep doing things well, BUT sometimes we get stuck just saying “good job” over and over and that’s not motivating for children (or adults😅).

Use these infrographics to learn how to make praise reinforcing again.

Follow for more tips on how to understand and manage behaviors.

07/07/2021

Prevent meltdowns in the community by providing your child with something else to do while they wait on you to finish your your errands.

The reality is running errands with your parents is BORING and allowing your child to engage in a specific activity will reduce the chances of them finding other (more inappropriate or destructive) ways to entertain themselves.

Also, give attention to them while they are being good. Don’t wait until they misbehave to react. Praise them for waiting nicely and let them know when it’s almost time to go home.

This can help prevent meltdowns while you are in the community. 💙💚💛🧡❤️💜🖤

Follow for more tips on how to understand and manage challenging behaviors.

06/30/2021

In order to help your child be more independent make sure that you:

1. Model exactly what you want them to do
2. Reward their attempts at trying to do things on their own
3. Expose your child to a variety of experiences
4. Teach them how to seek out help

Be sure to follow for tools to help you understand childhood development and manage challenging behavior at every age.

06/22/2021

Sometimes we have BIG expectations for our children…but are they realistic?

Our children are constantly growing and they may not be able to do something because they aren’t developmentally ready…AND THATS OK!

And if your child has a developmental disability their age may not match their developmental capabilities. Set your expectations on goals that are developmentally appropriate.

If you need help understanding what’s developmentally appropriate and how to identify realistic developmental goals for your child visit www.abasensei.com (link in bio).

Follow for more tips on how to understand and manage behavior.

06/17/2021

Fact: Raising a child with a developmental disability is not easy.

Parents often find themselves putting their child’s needs before their own, BUT I want you to understand that your mental health is a priority. PERIOD!

You are not able to provide quality care if you are stressed out or having panic attacks every day. One of the best ways to care for your child is to care for yourself.

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Be sure to follow for tools to help you maintain your sanity and manage challenging behavior.

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