A Functional Behaviour Assessment is the process of understanding why a behaviour of concern occurs in order to provide effective intervention and replace with more pro-social behaviours that leads to a better quality of life.
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A Day in the Life of a Behaviour Analyst
A Behaviour Analyst is a professional who helps solve a range of behaviour-related issues for individuals (children and adults) with and without specific diagnoses.
Lizard Centre NDIS Quick Guide
The National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS) funds reasonable and necessary supports that help a participant to reach their goals, objectives and aspirations, and to undertake activities to enable the participant’s social and economic participation.
Life after Diagnosis
Lizard Parent Julia shares the next stage of her and her son Michael’s journey that is Life after Diagnosis.
Key childhood developmental milestones and what to do if your child isn’t reaching them
While it’s amazing to see how your child surprises you with what they learn, it’s also important to keep on top of their childhood developmental milestones.
What to do if you suspect your child has autism
Suspecting your child has autism can be an emotional time for parents. This is especially true if you haven’t had much experience with autism spectrum disorder.
How Much Early Intervention Is Enough?
Today, parents of newly diagnosed children are often given a similar treatment recommendation by paediatricians or other allied health professionals: 2 hours of speech therapy and occupational therapy a fortnight.
Early signs of autism that your child might display
Suspecting your child might have autism can be scary for parents. If you haven’t had much experience with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD), it can be difficult to pick up on some early signs of autism.
Components of an ABA Program – What is Discrete Trial Teaching?
Discrete trial teaching (DTT) involves breaking larger skills down into small, or ‘discrete,’ teachable components.
Choosing the Right Intervention for Autism
There are currently over 400 advertised interventions for ASD, the majority of which lack scientific support. How can families make an informed decision about which intervention to choose for their loved one with ASD?