What is
behavioral therapy?
A therapeutic
approach that is provided through behavioral laws and learning theories in
therapy to control and modify pathological and undesirable behaviors. These
services may include techniques such as positive reinforcement, modeling,
training in social skills and relaxation skills through faculty members
specialists in special education. , Behavioral therapists, the scope of
services varies greatly depending on the student’s individual needs. The type
and frequency of service is determined during the team meeting.
Behavioral
therapy ensures that behavior is maintained, modified, and/or eliminated.
Behavioral therapy at the Trust Center also focuses on the need to understand
the functional relationship between the environment and behavior.
Indirect services
-Monitoring
and counseling is provided to parents regarding interventions. Data can be collected
in different ways to track service success.
-Coordination
of behavioral services
- Development
of modifications and facilities
- mutual
planning with general education teachers -
- Participate
in collaborative team meetings
- Preparation of the IEP
Developmental
field exercises
The developmental field exercises of cognition - focus - memory - attention - pre-academic - academic,,,,,,, etc.
Training to develop independence and self-reliance skills
Developing the skills of the academic field
for learning difficulties from reading and writing to Arabic, English and
mathematics