| Behavioral Parent Training (BPT) |
- Preferred for 3–5 yrs
- Highly effective for parents of children up to age 12 yrs
- Components of BPT
- Targets behavior change in home environment
- Strengthens parent-child relationship by providing special time with child
- Positive reinforcement for prosocial behaviors with appropriate consequences for undesirable behaviors
- Examples
- Parent-Child Interaction Therapy (PCIT)
- Parent Management Training
- Incredible Years Program
- Triple P Program
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| Behavioral Classroom Management (BCM) |
- Highly effective for students in preschool through middle school
- Components of BCM
- Targets behavior change in classroom settings
- Strengthens teacher-student relationship
- Incorporates classroom-wide and individual strategies including:
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| Behavioral Peer Interventions (BPI) |
- More effective with adolescents and when implemented in schools
- Components of BPI
- Social skill training individually and in groups
- Implementation of behavior management plan targeting specific social behaviors in real-world settings (classroom, playground, lunchroom)
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| Organizational Skill Training (OST) |
- Effective for students in grades 3 through 12
- Components of OST
- Trains students to organize homework assignments and materials, manage time in completing tasks, and plan projects
- Parent/teacher training to reinforce skills
- Typically 15-20 sessions
- See Books
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| Emotion Regulation Training |
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