New Blog: The Importance of Ruling Out Medical Issues Before Treating Problem Behavior

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Happy Spring!

I just published a new blog entitled: The Importance of Ruling Out Medical

Issues Before Treating Problem Behavior. Go to:

http://verbalbehaviorapproach.blogspot.com/.

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Looking forward to comments!

Thanks for your support,

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Lynch Barbera, RN, MSN, BCBA

www.verbalbehaviorapproach.com

http://verbalbehaviorapproach.blogspot.com/

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I think you're on to something there, . I'm actually OK with pretty much

anything that incorporates the functional analysis (and/or assessment) and the

" scientific method " towards individualizing training and treatment for what's

best (works best, of the open and honest " evidence, " of communication, I'd be

thinking) for the individual doing as much for themselves if not of " social "

(us, even?) being what is " just, " (of justness itself?) of as much.

I'm happy for you being analytical enough in that (this?) respect to do what's

best for your son.. I believe sensory issues are much more an issue than many of

us might realize, or want to accept (that communication would have a purpose

otherwise? of what truly if not biological motivates?) that I believe you are

alluding to by as much, of making the connection between training and

communication and the biological things.

Happy spring, and best wishes, Thereof!

Mike,

I ABA

ABA for Understanding

Self-described?!. What I wish for everyone, that we should be in control of

ourselves by as much.. .

On the give-and-take of communication, takes us as far as behavior modification

can take us of the cognitive? On bridging that gap, perhaps, but I would also

need " things " where you would understand as much, (of the biological?) where the

cognitive will do for now? .. . (My sense of It.

Give me all the " things " I need and I might not need the cognitive? Let's cross

that bridge when we come to It? .. . Another way of taking the sensory (the more

objective?) a little further, (more seriously) or rather, of our preferring to

be de-sensory, perhaps? (of the sensory, " still, " if not of the problem-sensory,

that I can't figure out pieces that are missing, and not, of a/the puzzle,

Thereof? .. .

I tend to deal with things by exposing them and showing them for what they are,

(where allowed? of such evidence?!.) in the greater scheme of things, of running

with our senses and feeling/s [of The feeling?] in effectively (more

meaningfully) dealing with them/It, is my sense of this.. .

Where we have a moment, and/or an interest, for as much, which most definitely

would encompass the sensory, I Feel as Understand!

Why should that be a problem for me when it hasn't been so far, is NOT so much a

question for me, Of AS MUCH.. .

I like where It's taking me, as has taken me so far.. .

Oh,

What you're calling medical I'm calling sensory..

Where is the communication here anyway? That we would be so just and social of

as much? .. . Here's more than hoping so.

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> Happy Spring!

>

> I just published a new blog entitled: The Importance of Ruling Out Medical

Issues Before Treating Problem Behavior. Go to:

http://verbalbehaviorapproach.blogspot.com/.

>

> For interested Facebook Users, join The Verbal Behavior Approach Fan Page at:

http://www.facebook.com/pages/The-Verbal-Behavior-Approach/183142072329?ref=mf

>

> Looking forward to comments!

>

> Thanks for your support,

>

>

>

> _______________

>

> Lynch Barbera, RN, MSN, BCBA

> www.verbalbehaviorapproach.com

> http://verbalbehaviorapproach.blogspot.com/

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