March 20, 2025 6:30 PM to 8:30 PM
Santa Clara County Residents
Due to the private nature of sessions, space is limited.
“What experts call ‘behavior management’ is not about punishing or demoralizing your child. Instead, it’s a way to set boundaries and communicate expectations in a nurturing, loving way. Discipline — correcting kids’ actions, showing them what’s right and wrong, what’s acceptable and what’s not — is one of the most important ways that all parents can show their kids that they love and care about them.
From: kidshealth.org
If your child or teen exhibits challenging behavior due to a developmental disability, this 2-session workshop may be for you. Due to the private nature of the topic, space is limited to families who live in Santa Clara County with children ages 0 – 17.
To get the full benefit of this wonderful program, plan to attend both sessions.
Discussion topics include:
– What is behavior? What are the four functions of behavior?
– Analyzing patterns of behavior and A-B-C techniques.
– Logging and Interventions
– Family Values and creating a Positive Environment
– Assertive discipline
– Self-care for caregivers
– Practice using real-life scenarios you encounter with your child
Understanding Challenging Behavior in Children with Disabilities is offered in English, Spanish, and Vietnamese. Visit our calendar of events or contact us for more information.
This program is sponsored in part by California Department of Social Services (CDSS).
CDSS. Santa Clara County Child Abuse Prevention Council.
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