Oppositional Behavior Support: No Power Struggles
Power struggles rarely end well. This guide helps teachers and families work with a student instead of against them, using an understanding of the brain behind opposition and proactive, relationship-first strategies that reduce defiance.
What's Inside
- Understanding oppositional behavior and the brain science behind it
- Relationships first: ways to avoid power struggles
- Proactive supports and behavior support plan guidance
- Regulation: co-regulation and self-regulation strategies for tough moments
- Family partnership tools for consistency across home and school
- Complex needs: guidance on ODD, trauma, and complex needs
How It Helps You
- Helps you prevent power struggles before they start
- Supports behavior support planning with clear guidance
- Keeps home and school consistent through family partnership tools
Ways to Use It
Use it when planning behavior supports, during team and family meetings, and as a reference for responding in tough moments.
Who It's For
Teachers, support staff, and families supporting students with oppositional or defiant behavior.
Format
Digital download. Instant download.
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