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How to Create Behavior Chains
When we talk about and practice the use of Differential Reinforcement (DR), one of the first steps is to pinpoint the desirable behavior (the behavior we want to see more of) that we’ll reinforce. In the beginning stages of this process, its typically best to start...
Resources QBS Offers to Specialists and Trainers
Here at QBS we want to support our trainers and specialists as much as we can. Below is a collective list of different resources we provide for both trainers and specialists. Telephone Support/Email Support Call our office at (855) 727-6246 weekdays between 9am-5pm...
Six Tips for Helping Kids Wear Face Masks
By Master Trainer Lisa LaMela I’m willing to bet you’ve heard, and thought about, and talked about “CDC recommendations” more in the last 5 months than in the last 3 (or 30?) years combined. If you’re like me, you’ve even lost a little sleep contemplating how to...
Identifying the Function of Staff Performance Issues
Functional assessment is a critical component to creating and implementing function-based treatment. This is standard practice in the assessment of the challenging behavior of the individuals we serve. Staff may also engage in challenging behaviors such as tardiness,...
How Do I Get My Staff to Wash Their Hands?
There is a lot that we can do to stop the spread of the novel Coronavirus, such as wearing a mask, limiting touching of the face, and frequent handwashing or hand-sanitizing. As organizations start to open back up, the need for staff to follow precaution guidelines...
How To: Make Healthy Choices into Healthy Habits
We all know “being healthy” is a good thing for many reasons; mainly because it means our minds and bodies are set up to function well and do their best work. Like we learn in Safety Care, it's far better to prevent something first (in this case, health issues and...
Teaching With Videos
Google, Instagram, TeacherTube, OpenTable, YouTube, and Twitter are just a few notable online platforms. Videos on these platforms give information and expectations of certain environments, and/or activities. Additionally, they teach a variety of “how-to’s." These...
DIY Board Games: 8 Tips & Tricks To Create Your Own
By Master Trainer Tialha Nover, BCBA Whether for budget or the need to individualize treatment, sometimes it’s better to make our own material than it is to buy it. This blog post will show you how to make DIY board games. As a BCBA , sometimes we don’t have the...
Living the Puzzle: The Step-Dad
When I hear the word “step” and then “dad” I envision a space or a gap between the man and the role of being a dad. The definition of a step is the act of placing one foot in front of the other or one part of a process. The act of taking a step is walking toward, or...
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