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Thoughtful notes for families building rhythms at home.

Practical guidance on routines, behavior support, and seasonal rhythms to help families create calmer, more connected days.

Ali Artigliere 10/21/24 Ali Artigliere 10/21/24

Beyond the Behavior Plan: Reinforcement & Rewards

The word reinforcers and rewards are often used interchangeably. Are they really the same? When using reinforcement, it’s important to know what your learner likes the most and the least to help with building replacement behaviors and skills they are needed. Preference assessments are a great way to find the item your learner likes the most and the least.