Publisher's Synopsis
Does your child have a meltdown after eating a certain food? How do they react when you have visitors over?
Sometimes it's hard to remember everything in detail - but knowing how your child handles food, medication, and certain external stimuli can go a long way toward making things easier for both of you.
In this behavior tracking journal you can easily document your child's reactions to different circumstances, making it simple to provide this information to healthcare providers, school, and to the Social Security Administration when applying for disability benefits for your son or daughter.
You get:
- A page to list current medications
- Four weeks of daily pages
- A weekly overview page for each week
- Blank pages at the end to take notes or add any supplementary information you feel is useful to document
You might be surprised to learn which substances or situations are making things harder for your child to cope.
The Behavior Journal for Autism is authored by the parent of a teenager on the spectrum who knows firsthand the importance of having a clear picture of possible reactions and how to turn them into positive outcomes. Get yours and get started on the path to understanding your child better!
