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Include a licensed professional counselor, psychologist, or similar either to help develop the plan, or to act as a consultant. Consider whether the behavior is maladaptive or different. An autistic child flapping her hands is harming no one, and can choose for herself whether to fit in. An autistic child hitting her head or screaming in class is causing harm. Compare all records to see if any patterns emerge. If possible, ask the student about it. For example, "Why did you throw that?" or "Why were you hitting your head this morning?" For example, a bell rings 80% of the time before Anisha throws herself on the ground and screams. It would be reasonable to suggest that the bell may be upsetting her. For example, when Jordan throws a tantrum, his father will give him a lollipop to quiet him for a while. Jordan learns that if he throws a tantrum, he will get a lollipop. If there is a pattern, this may eliminate the target behavior without a formal modification plan. For example, give Anisha warning before the school bell rings so that she can cover her ears. Without the startling loud noise, she may stop pitching herself to the floor and screaming. For example, Jordan's dad stops giving him candy when he throws a fit. Instead, he instructs Jordan on ways to calm himself, and encourages him to ask for what he wants using his words or his tablet. In time, Jordan throws fewer tantrums, and asks for food when he wants it. If this works, stop here. If not, and there is no pattern, continue on. There is evidence that behavioral modification can do psychological damage when it is done badly. Being overly controlling through behavior modification can do lasting harm. Recognize that behavior can be communication. If you squash communication, then the child learns that they must suffer through their problems in silence. A child who acts out may be dealing with a serious problem. Always allow a child to reinforce personal boundaries. Children have the right to refuse hugs, kisses, eye contact, or any form of touch. If they are trained to comply whenever adults want to touch them, this makes it easy for pedophiles to take advantage of their compliance. Never deny a child access to items that meet physical or emotional needs. Children should be able to access food, water, restrooms, comfort items, and time to calm down when needed. Nor should they be physically restrained, or locked in "calm down" rooms against their will. Never do any form of punishment that causes pain or fear. For example, it is always unacceptable to hit a child or make them taste something disgusting as a punishment. Children should be allowed to be themselves. Quirky-but-harmless behavior (like fidgeting or lack of eye contact) should not be modified.

summary: Convene a team of adults that are aware of the maladaptive behavior whenever it occurs. Have the team observe the antecedents and consequences to the behavior. Change antecedents or consequences. Keep ethical considerations in mind.

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Without actually jumping off the ice, skate through the jump so you get comfortable with the motion.

summary: Stand straight on the ice. Stand on your left foot with your right leg behind you in a T stop position. Walk through the jump.

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Herbs are usually safe, but they aren't right for everyone. They can interfere with medications you're taking, and you could be allergic. Talk to your doctor before you take herbal supplements to make sure they're safe for you. Remind your doctor of the medications and supplements you're already taking. If you are pregnant, do not take any herbal supplements before you talk to your doctor. When you take herbal supplements, always follow your doctor's dosing instructions as well as the manufacturer's instructions about dosing. Occasional heartburn typically isn't anything to worry about. However, chronic heartburn may be a problem. Over time, chronic heartburn can lead to complications, so it's best to visit your doctor. They'll figure out what's causing your heartburn and offer you treatment options. Symptoms of heartburn include a burning or irritating sensation in the middle of your chest, a sour taste in your mouth, burping or hiccups that won't stop, dry coughs, nausea, stomach bloating, dark or black stools, feeling like food is stuck in your throat, and pain that gets worse when you bend over or lie down. Your doctor will likely recommend you try over-the-counter (OTC) heartburn treatments if you haven't already. These can neutralize acid or reduce your acid production. Additionally, they'll probably suggest lifestyle changes. If this doesn't work, they'll probably prescribe a medication for you. Chronic heartburn can turn into GastroEsophageal Reflux Disease (GERD), which can cause serious ulcers that may cause internal bleeding. GERD can also increase your risk for certain medical conditions, so it's important to get treatment if you need it. Try not to worry, but these are always considered emergency symptoms. It's especially important that you get treatment if you're also experiencing pain in your arm or jaw, which could indicate a heart attack. Visit an emergency room or call for help if you have these serious symptoms.Heartburn can cause extreme symptoms in some cases. However, it's always best to be safe and make sure you're okay.
summary: Check with your doctor before using herbal remedies. See your doctor if you have heartburn at least twice a week. Get emergency medical care for chest pain and difficulty breathing.