6 Tips for Understanding and Preventing Self-Injurious Behavior
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- Опубликовано: 13 июл 2024
- Self-injurious behavior can be extremely frightening and unexpected. It can be difficult to identify the root cause, but that's what we're going to help you find out in today's video! Plus, we're sharing a few sensory-based tips that you can implement with your own child or your clients to potentially reduce self-injurious behavior. Hope it helps!
📚 Table of Contents 📚
00:00 Introduction
04:37 #1 Identify the Why
04:56 #2 Provide a Replacement
06:08 #3 Provide Full Body Proprioceptive Input
07:41 #4 Offer Other Forms of Sensory Input
08:23 #5 Utilize Communication Strategies
10:16 #6 Change the Sensory Environment
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Very helpful! I'm a mama of an toddler with Autism and an RBT and I love your channel! One of my favorites 😍
Thank you so much!
As an adult, who is totally blind, autistic, and has complex trauma, I do self injurious behaviors. I will hit myself in the head, scratched myself, bite, myself, and pinch myself. There are many reasons why I do this. If I’m having complex trauma flashbacks, I will do self injurious behaviors as a way to make the flashbacks go away, or as a way to communicate, that I am having flashbacks of my complex childhood trauma. Sometimes I will bang my head, not hard though when I’m wanting sensory input. Sometimes I will do self injurious behaviors to communicate that I’m in pain, or that I don’t feel safe, or even a fight or flight response. Sometimes I even have self injurious behavior if I make a mistake, and I should’ve done it perfectly. We are working on ways of dealing with the self injurious behavior.
Thank you for sharing
This was enormously helpful. THANK YOU.
So glad!!
My son, he is 6,every time I leave him im kindergarden,he start crying and skrech his neck and then they call me to pick him up. I think he do all that because he don't want to be their. I hope that this video Will help me with that.
Hopefully it's helpful!
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hope it's helpful!
I have a 9 year old and a 4 year old with autism. The 4 year old whines and sqeals all the time causing the 9 year old to scream and have SIB. Which then causes my 3 year old to scream etc. How do I stop the squealing for no reason from the 4 year old. So that it won't cause all other to get upset causing chaos
See if you can find the underlying reason for the screaming - that will help with identifying strategies that work.
We have a podcast episode all about siblings - harkla.co/blogs/podcast/141-sibling-rivalry?_pos=1&_sid=a4e64b72e&_ss=r
And another video - ruclips.net/video/F0Av7cfVTuQ/видео.html