Self-Directed Aggression in Autism Worksheet
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What is the theory behind Self-Directed Aggression in Autism Worksheet?
Individuals with autism often show aggressive behavior towards other people however, sometimes this aggressive behavior is towards themselves and results in self harm or injury. Proper interventions and parental/caregiver training can help reduce the frequency of such behaviors.
How will this worksheet help you?
This worksheet will help you help parents, teachers, or caregivers understand the techniques and interventions that are important to deal with self-directed aggression in children with autism. This worksheet provides you with interventions that may utilized to limit aggression and promote positive behaviors in your child.
How to use this worksheet?
This worksheet can be used in parental counseling sessions, or by teachers or caregivers. Read the worksheet and understand each intervention carefully. Help your child with these interventions where it is needed. This will increase the likelihood of positive behaviors in your child.
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