PROACTIVE & REACTIVE STRATEGIES
challenging behavior less likely. Such adjustments attempt to fit the environment to the individual. A hyperactive child’s behavior is less likely to be a problem in a funhouse than in an antique shop. Positive Programming includes training in new skills to help the person deal with his/her environment and make the challenging behaviors ...
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