Afiya Mohammed ✏️ M.Sc., BCBA, IBA

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Tonight, 7-8pm AEST Update on Complex Trauma-Informed Practice Framework If you did the training 2017-22, this free update will provide the latest from my doctoral research If you have not done this training this will be a summary https://lnkd.in/gEMKW-D7 #complextrauma #traumainformed #dissociation #youthmentalhealth

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CBT is a widely-used therapeutic approach that focuses on transforming negative thoughts and behaviors to promote better mental health. Here’s what you need to know: 1- Understanding CBT: Learn about the core principles and techniques of CBT. 2- Applications in Therapy: Discover how CBT is applied to treat various mental health conditions. 3- Benefits of CBT: Explore the benefits of CBT in promoting positive change and improving well-being. Join Psychspaypsychs.com, as we delve into the world of CBT and its transformative impact on mental health, #CBT #TherapyTechniques #MentalHealthEducation #Therapy #MI #EMDR #Schema #Gestalt #Mindfulness #CBT #ACT #PsychsPayPsychs

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In Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA), preventing or reducing challenging behaviours involves identifying and modifying (antecedents) what happens before the behaviour occurs. By proactively manipulating these antecedents, we can decrease the likelihood of problematic behaviours. Here are some key strategies: 1. Provide Clear Instructions and Expectations Giving clear, simple, and direct instructions helps the individual understand exactly what is expected, reducing confusion and frustration that could lead to challenging behaviour. - Example: Instead of saying “Behave,” say “Please sit with your hands in your lap.” 2. Adjust Task Difficulty Make sure tasks are tailored to the individual’s skill level and gradually increase the complexity. Tasks that are too easy or too difficult can lead to either boredom or frustration. - Example: If a child struggles with a puzzle, break it down into smaller, more manageable steps. 3. Offer Choices Providing choices within activities gives individuals a sense of control, which can reduce resistance. - Example: Instead of saying “Sit here,” ask “Do you want to sit on the chair or the cushion?” 4. Use Visual Supports and Schedules Visual cues or schedules help clarify expectations and reduce anxiety about transitions or upcoming events. - Example: Use a visual schedule to show the sequence of tasks: “First work, then play.” 5. Increase Predictability Consistency in routines helps reduce anxiety and challenging behaviours caused by unexpected changes. - Example: If a routine change is necessary, prepare the individual ahead of time with clear explanations or visual cues. 6. Reinforce Positive Behavior Early Reinforce appropriate behaviours before any problematic behaviour arises, particularly during transitions or difficult tasks. - Example: Praise or reward a child for sitting quietly before transitioning to a new activity. 7. Teach Replacement Behaviours Teach individuals how to express their needs appropriately, which can prevent challenging behaviours used to communicate frustration. - Example: Instead of hitting when frustrated, teach them to use a "break" card or ask for help. 8. Modify the Environment Adjust environmental factors that might trigger challenging behaviours, such as sensory overload, noise, or distractions. - Example: Create a quieter, less stimulating space for tasks that require focus. 9. Provide Frequent Breaks Incorporate breaks into tasks to prevent fatigue or frustration, which can lead to challenging behaviours. - Example: Schedule a short break after every 10 minutes of work. 10. Use the Premack Principle (First/Then) Using the Premack principle, you can encourage less preferred behaviors by following them with a preferred activity. - Example: “First finish your homework, then you can play with your favorite toy.”

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