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Running a Safety-Care® class smoothly can be a tough task, especially when you’re a new trainer. There can be numerous…
Leisure skill training is an important, yet, often overlooked area of development for the individuals we work with. Sometimes we…
We all know that the cry of an infant means they are communicating their wants and needs. Since the infant…
Today, I wanted to highlight an article I read in the Journal of Applied Behavior Analysis that was published earlier…
Some Habit History Habits, habit behaviors, or habit disorders are often defined as repetitive, body-focused behaviors that serve no adaptive…
With the world shutting down due to a global pandemic last year, many families and service providers of individuals with…
Prompting Understanding and applying prompts is an important component of a Safety-Care trainer’s skillset. A prompt is a supplemental stimulus…
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According to TSA, on March 28th, 2021, 1,574,228 traveled within The United States of America. This is the busiest travel…
I don’t know about you, but every morning when I wake up, the first thing I do is grab my…
In our Safety Care curriculum, we focus heavily on the importance of our physical environment(s) and how modifications and intentional…
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