Behavior Support Plan definition

Behavior Support Plan means the individualized proactive support strategies used to support positive behavior.

Behavior Support Plan means the written document that describes individualized proactive support strategies designed to make the Individual’s challenging behaviors irrelevant, inefficient or ineffective while reinforcing alternative behavior that achieves and satisfies the same need as the challenging behavior. The Behavior Support Plan shall identify caregiver interventions to help caregivers deescalate, reduce, or tolerate the challenging behavior when it occurs. The strategies focus on environmental, social, and physical factors that affect the behavior, while including supports for communication, personal choice, and specific preferences.

Behavior Support Plan means the written strategy based on person- centered planning and a functional assessment that outlines specific instructions for a primary caregiver or provider to follow in order to reduce the frequency and intensity of the challenging behaviors of a child and to modify the behavior of the primary caregiver or provider, adjust environment, and teach new skills.

Examples of Behavior Support Plan in a sentence

• If the behavior is deemed to be a manifestation of the disability and the student is removed from the classroom for more than ten (10) school days, the District must conduct a behavioral assessment or modify the existing Behavior Support Plan.

• Addiction treatment shall be collaborative and support the Behavior Support Plan.

• Teacher/licensed professionals of a student who enters class with a current known Behavior Support Plan will be notified before the student’s first day.

• If a member requires a Behavior Support Plan, providers will develop/write behavior support plans in partnership with the IDT.

• Sponsoring Agency agrees to ensure that any Behavior Support Plan including a limitation on an individual’s rights is developed, approved, and monitored in compliance with OPWDD regulations at 14 NYCRR § 633.16.

More Definitions of Behavior Support Plan

Behavior Support Plan means a written, planned and culturally and linguistically appropriate schedule of action agreed upon by the program staff, parents/guardians, and qualified professional resources assigned:

Behavior Support Plan means the written strategy based on person- centered planning and a functional assessment that outlines specific instructions for a provider to follow to cause a child's challenging behaviors to become unnecessary and to change the provider's own behavior, adjust environment, and teach new skills.

Behavior Support Plan means a written document that describes person centered strategies which are designed to replace challenging behaviors with functional, positive behaviors. The strategies address environmental, social, and physical factors that affect the behavior(s). The plan must include interventions for caregivers to help them de-escalate, reduce, or tolerate the challenging behavior(s).

Behavior Support Plan means the written strategy based on person- centered planning and a functional assessment that outlines specific instructions for a foster provider to follow to cause the challenging behaviors of a child to become unnecessary and to change the behavior of the provider, adjust environment, and teach new skills.

Behavior Support Plan or “BSP” means a component of the individual support plan that is a comprehensive, individualized plan outlining behavioral issues impacting a person’s life and interventions for addressing those behaviors.

Behavior Support Plan means the individualized proactive support strategies used to support positive behaviors, as further defined in OAR 309-019-0105 (12).

Behavior Support Plan means the written strategy based on person- centered planning and a functional assessment that outlines specific instructions for a provider to follow in order to reduce the frequency and intensity of the challenging behaviors of an individual and to modify the behavior of the provider, adjust environment, and teach new skills.