Designed for families, educators, and therapists, this presentation helps participants understand that challenging behaviors typically have a purpose—and that by identifying that purpose, we can respond more compassionately and effectively.  

We’ll explore how behavior escalation often follows a pattern, how to recognize early signs of frustration, and how small changes in environment can make a big difference. The session includes simple strategies to prevent challenging behavior, promote cooperation, and create environments that prioritize safety and comfort while building skills. 

This session will explore ways that behavior serves as communication for individuals with a variety of language profiles. Whether you're working with a child at home, in a classroom, or in therapy, this presentation will help you respond with confidence, compassion, and clarity—creating a more supportive space for everyone. 

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