Behavioral Therapist

A young female, mixed race, Play Therapist, kneels down on the floor of a hospital in front of her young patient.  She is dressed semi-casually in dress pants and a button-up blouse, and has a stethoscope around her neck.  The young boy is seated cross-legged on the floor as he plays with a bead maze and talks with the therapist.

Behavioral Therapist

Behavioural therapy helps children to learn new skills, appropriate behaviours and which gradually modify or change maladaptive and inappropriate behaviours.

Behavioral Therapist

A young female, mixed race, Play Therapist, kneels down on the floor of a hospital in front of her young patient.  She is dressed semi-casually in dress pants and a button-up blouse, and has a stethoscope around her neck.  The young boy is seated cross-legged on the floor as he plays with a bead maze and talks with the therapist.

Behavioural therapy helps children to learn new skills, appropriate behaviours and which gradually modify or change maladaptive and inappropriate behaviours.

What is behavioural therapy?

Behavioural therapy is a type of therapy that uses a wide range of techniques to change or modify inappropriate and maladaptive behaviours and encourage more adaptive or appropriate behaviours.

What areas does behavioural therapy cover?

Areas in which behavioural therapy could be useful are classroom behaviour management, peer intervention, parent training, combined behavioural management. All of which help in teaching children socially appropriate behaviours in real life settings.

What are the most common causes for behaviour problems in children?

Usually, inappropriate behaviours are signs that your child is struggling with difficulties in processing sensory information, cognitive deficits, speech delay, anxiety, trauma, learning difficulties or some other neuro-developmental conditions like Autism spectrum disorder, Attention deficit – hyper activity disorder, learning disabilities, sensory processing disorders, etc.

Benefits of behavioural therapy?

Behavioural therapy helps children to learn new skills, appropriate behaviours and which gradually modify or change maladaptive and inappropriate behaviours. The focus remains to teach then to reward behaviours and thoughts. When it comes to children’s behavioural problems, detecting it early can make a huge impact on your child’s life. Early diagnosis along with proper therapies, environmental restructuring, positive parenting, helps to reduce the symptoms or problem behaviours and improve their overall development.

About Behavioral Therapy

Behavioural therapy is a type of therapy that uses a wide range of techniques to change or modify inappropriate and maladaptive behaviours and encourage more adaptive or appropriate behaviours.

Areas in which behavioural therapy could be useful are – classroom behaviour management, peer intervention, parent training, combined behavioural management. All of which help in teaching children socially appropriate behaviours in real life settings.

Usually, inappropriate behaviours are signs that your child is struggling with difficulties in processing sensory information, cognitive deficits, speech delay, anxiety, trauma, learning difficulties or some other neuro-developmental conditions like Autism spectrum disorder, Attention deficit – hyper activity disorder, learning disabilities, sensory processing disorders, etc.

Behavioural therapy helps children to learn new skills, appropriate behaviours and which gradually modify or change maladaptive and inappropriate behaviours. The focus remains to teach then to reward behaviours and thoughts. When it comes to children’s behavioural problems, detecting it early can make a huge impact on your child’s life. Early diagnosis along with proper therapies, environmental restructuring, positive parenting, helps to reduce the symptoms or problem behaviours and improve their overall development.

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