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200 practical ways to teach students to advocate for what they need.
Replacement behaviors should do more than simply look “appropriate.” They should help students access the same need or outcome their behavior is communicating.
This practical digital guide includes 200 replacement behavior and self-advocacy examples, with 50 ideas for each commonly discussed function:
Escape / Delay
Attention / Connection
Sensory / Automatic Needs
Tangible / Activity Access
Perfect for teachers, BCBAs, RBTs, school psychologists, counselors, and intervention teams looking for practical ideas to teach, model, prompt, and reinforce meaningful replacement skills.
Stop asking only, “What should they do instead?” Start asking, “What can we teach them to do that actually meets the need?”
200 practical ways to teach students to advocate for what they need.
Replacement behaviors should do more than simply look “appropriate.” They should help students access the same need or outcome their behavior is communicating.
This practical digital guide includes 200 replacement behavior and self-advocacy examples, with 50 ideas for each commonly discussed function:
Escape / Delay
Attention / Connection
Sensory / Automatic Needs
Tangible / Activity Access
Perfect for teachers, BCBAs, RBTs, school psychologists, counselors, and intervention teams looking for practical ideas to teach, model, prompt, and reinforce meaningful replacement skills.
Stop asking only, “What should they do instead?” Start asking, “What can we teach them to do that actually meets the need?”