Why Do Children Bite?: Examine the Underlying Behaviors and Environmental Factors That Lend This Behavior.
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Why Do Children Bite?
Examine the Underlying Behaviors and Environmental Factors That Lend This Behavior.
Minaz Chauthani
Session description
Bitting is a form of communication. In this workshop, participants will examine the why and how environment, structure or lack thereof, fight/flight responses and sensory aversions impact a child's ability to make positive choices. Participants will leave with strategies to help re-direct this behavior by implementing environmental supports, as well as, behavior supports.
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