Behavior Plan definition

Behavior 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 Plan shall identify interventions for Contractor’s staff to help 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.

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Behavior 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 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 Plan means a plan designed to modify a child's behavior through the use of clinically accepted techniques.

Examples of Behavior Plan in a sentence

• Community Attendants are arranged or provided during all local community activities, as outlined in the Individual’s Activity or Behavior Plan, and health related appointments to ensure the Individual’s safety and that information needed for the Individual’s Service Plan is exchanged.

• The Student Behavior Plan and the Code of Student Conduct will be enforced in every school.

• Activities shall include scheduled or planned as well as spontaneous activities, and which are collaborative and support the Behavior Plan.

• Completion of a Behavior Plan specific to each Individual within 15 days of admission.

• Provide Individual-specific coaching and group teaching for Contractor’s direct care staff to ensure that direct care staff can implement the strategies defined in each Individual’s Behavior Plan.

More Definitions of Behavior Plan

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

Behavior 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 Plan shall identify direct care staff interventions to

Behavior Plan means a written plan of services and

Behavior Plan means a plan to assist the student to correct his or her disruptive classroom behavior that is jointly developed by the teacher, building Principal, student, and the student’s parent/guardian following the student’s first formal, short-term removal from the teacher’s classroom.

Behavior 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.

Behavior Plan means a written plan designed to modify behavior through the use of clinically accepted techniques that:

Behavior Plan means an integrated, individualized, written support plan which may be based on a Behavioral Health Profes- sional’s provisional or principal diagnosis and assessment of behavior and the treatment needs, abilities, resources, and circum- stances of a Member, that includes: