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Psychological and Behavioural Therapy

Our Behaviour Analyst can assist you in understanding emotional and/or behavioural challenges and moving towards positive changes.

We tailor treatments specifically to the individual’s presentation and needs. Our Behaviour Analyst works with children, adolescences, and adults from diverse cultural backgrounds. Working with children also involves working with parents, teachers, or other health professionals to better understand and deliver strategies to support their learning, emotional development, and or behavioural concerns.

 

Some of the common presentation for children and adolescents

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Children and adolescents

Autism Spectrum Disorder

Attention Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD)

Emotional regulation difficulties

Social skills difficulties

Defiance and oppositional behaviours

Anger and aggression

Anxiety

Low self-esteem

Depressions

PICA Behaviour

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Adult Behaviour Services

Anxiety

Obsessive-Compulsions

Depression

Stress

Relationship issues

Grief and Loss

Parenting

Trauma-related

Work-related issues

Aggression behaviours

Self-harm behaviours

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Behaviour therapists have an obligation to understand individual’s preferences and values. To deliver evidence base interventions that is tailored to the individual needs. Psychological and behavioural therapy involves a wide range of therapeutic modalities and some of the common therapeutic approach used are:

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 Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT)

Acceptance & Commitment Therapy (ACT)

 Dialectical Behaviour Therapy (DBT)

Mindfulness-based therapy

 Psychoeducation

 Emotional and Social skills training

 Parent-Child Interaction Therapy

Applied Behaviour Analysis

Behaviour Therapy Intervention

Psychological and Behavioural Assessments

Comprehensive assessments help us to gain valuable and “objective” information about individual’s abilities, behaviour, characteristics, or their cognitive or academic functioning. Assessment procedure often involves clinical interview, clinical observation, gathering developmental history, self-report measures, and standardised testing. Assessment is particularly useful for the purpose of identifying the function of behaviours, treatment recommendations, and to access further support from government.

At AHA Professionals our Behaviour Analyst can administer the following assessment 

Cognitive, behavioural and intelligence assessments are helpful in exploring any developmental concerns and to assess their general intellectual ability. Behavioural assessments helps us to understand the child’s abilities compared to their grade-expected level and assess the functions of the behaviours of concern. These assessments also helps in the development of Behaviour Support Plan.  

Contact

Servicing: Greater Sydney and Metropolitan Sydney

0402014135

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