Why You Need to Start with Plan B

Published: Tue, 10/16/18

When dealing with challenging behavior you need to:

Start with a Plan B,

Then consider if you need a Plan C, and

Think twice before you use a Plan A at all!

Discover the differences between Plan B, C, and A, why to start with a Plan B and you'll also learn the 3 steps of a Plan B.

Catch the replay here. Or, when you're on the go, listen to the podcast of the episode. Click here.

Check out these Key Take-Aways by going to the specific time stamp in the video, or on the podcast.

* What is Plan B? 6:50

* What happens in Step 1 of Plan B: The Empathy Step 9:36

* What are some accommodations if your child doesn't

communicate verbally? 14:35

* How do we define our concerns in Step 2? 16:31

* Don't go down this rabbit hole during Step 3. 22:56

Here are some quotes from the recent The Art of Advocacy show.

The goal of Plan B is to not only solve the problem, but to teach your child those skills that they're lagging right now.

Charmaine Thaner

Don’t skip the empathy step. Don’t assume you know what the child’s concern is.

Charmaine Thaner

We want more prevention strategies and teachers taking time to do that versus teachers taking time to reprimand kids when they aren't doing what they were asked to do.

Charmaine Thaner

4 Cheat Sheets from Ross Greene to help with challenging behavior. Click here.

Lives in the Balance, Dr. Ross Greene's website. Click here.

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