Great behavioral treatment should primarily focus on teaching, shaping, and generalizing effective skills in the environments the child will interact with most. The therapy should be generally engaging and fast-paced and utilize the child’s natural interests. It should also target skills that will be reinforced in the natural environment. When children have adequate skills that help them to effectively meet and communicate their wants and needs, they are more likely to exhibit them on a consistent basis and are less likely to rely upon maladaptive behaviors. Great behavioral treatment should be fun and enjoyable while simultaneously increasing adaptive and functional skills and decreasing problem behaviors.