FAB Strategies

FAB Strategies® to Improve Self-Control

1 Comment / Autism Spectrum Disorder, Coping Strategies, early trauma history, Environmental Adaptations, Exercise, FAB Strategies, Feelings, Kindergarten, mental health and sensory processing intervention, Mindfulness, Movement brakes, Music, Physical Self-regulation, Positive Behavioral Support, Post Traumatic Stress Disorder teens, Praxis, Preschool, Pressure Touch, psychiatric and sensory processing, Sensory Modulation, Visual supports, Yoga /

FAB Strategies® are Functionally Alert Body Strategies that can be used by parents, teachers, as well as Occupational, Speech, Physical, and Mental Health therapists to improve youngster’s functional behavior.  FAB Strategies® were developed to guide transdisciplinary intervention for individuals with developmental, mental health, post traumatic stress disorder, and sensory processing challenges. FAB Strategies® combines developmental, […]

FAB Strategies® to Improve Self-Control Read More »

Planning Strategies Improve Behavior

1 Comment / Movement brakes, Praxis /

The FAB List, Picture schedule, Praxis comic, 3-Comic, Schedule story, and Coping card strategies describe planning with visual supports to improve self-control.  These FAB planning strategies improve behavior in children and adolescents with sensory processing, developmental, trauma history, and mental health challenges.  Learning routines, rules, and structure enhance self-control. The FAB List strategy helps organize

Planning Strategies Improve Behavior Read More »

Sensory Integration Needs to Evolve

2 Comments / Coping Strategies, Sensory Integration, Sensory Modulation /

Following its initial development by A. J. Ayres, Sensory Integration Intervention has been slowly evolving.   As a result of this slow evolution, two major problems threaten the sensory integration frame of reference. First is the problematic discrediting of sensory integration research by some behaviorists and pediatricians who favor interventions that are too rigid or medication

Sensory Integration Needs to Evolve Read More »

Verified by MonsterInsights