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Behavior Management Fact Link # 3: Understanding Problem Behavior: An Interactive Tutorial. A thorough introduction to behavior, behavior management, and behavior intervention at school. Requires Shockwave (free download). Consists of eleven lessons (10-20 minutes each). Be patient, once it loads it is a great program. Fact Sheet # 3a: Behavior Modification: An Introduction. A more detailed reference for behavior management with the main behavior modification techniques. Fact Link # 3b: The Use of Behavior Management to Increase the Developmental Potential of Your Child. A general article on behavior management by Sheldon Wagner and Michael Weiss. Fact Sheet # 3c: Dealing With Tantrums. A quickie reference for dealing with this common behavior problem. Fact Link # 3d: Teaching Children Through Behavior Management (Based on the work of Ivar Lovaas). Dr. John E. Anson's (Stephen F. Austin State University) description of an ABA program - very useful, a little complicated, but wade through it for many gems you can use. Fact Sheet # 3e: Dealing With Severe Self-Injurious Behavior - A brief description of self-injurious behaviors, treatments, and a parent's look at when aversives may be necessary to prevent serious physical harm.
Please send questions, comments, & suggestions to: Gary J. Heffner. DISCLAIMER: This site is intended to provide basic information resources on Autistic Disorder. It is not intended to, nor does it, constitute medical or other advice. The author of the web site is not a medical doctor. Readers are warned not to take any action with regard to medical treatment or otherwise based on the information on this web site or links without first consulting a physician. This web site does not necessarily endorse any of the information obtained from any of the links on this page or links that other pages may lead you to. Neither does this web site promote or recommend any treatment, therapy, institution or health care plan. The information contained in this site is intended to be for your general education and information only and not for use in pursuing any treatment or course of action. Ultimately, the course of action in treating a given patient must be individualized after a thorough discussion with the patient's physician(s) and family.
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