Managing Feeding and Toileting Challenges in Children with Autism

• By: Bianca Coleman, PhD, NCSP, BCBA-D Behavior Therapy Associates
• October 2nd, 2023
• accidents, bathroom, caregivers, co-occurring conditions, data collection, diet, eating, Fall 2023 Issue, feeding, gastrointestinal concerns, health, intervention, nutrition, toilet training, toileting
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Challenges with toilet training (e.g., frequent accidents, withholding urine or feces) and eating (e.g., food selectivity, getting sufficient nutritional intake) may have a significant impact on the child’s functioning in the home, school, community, and social events. These issues often impact...

A Highly Effective Toilet Training Program Based on Applied Behavior Analysis Principles

• By: Jordan Hulass, MA, BCBA, LBS Kristine Quinby, MEd, BCBA, LBS Potential, Inc.
• January 1st, 2021
• ABA, bathroom, children, independence, self-confidence, toilet training, training, winter 2021 issue
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Learning to use the bathroom independently is a critical life skill for any child, but especially for children with autism spectrum disorder. It boosts their self-confidence, enhances their quality of life, and enables a deeper integration into educational environments, social gatherings, and...