Titlebook: Behavioral Health Promotion and Intervention in Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities; James K. Luiselli Book 2016 Springer Internat

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Health Conditions, Learning, and Behavior,bilities experience and the impact these conditions can have on behavior. Routine assessments and evaluations for the identification of illnesses are discussed and recommendations for how to determine their impact on challenging behavior are provided. The chapter closes with a summary of evidence-ba

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Personal Hygiene,zation, participation in a range of environments, and access to vocational opportunities. This chapter focuses on reviewing three personal hygiene skills that cut across the lifespan: grooming, menstrual care, and oral hygiene. Important clinical issues, research, and intervention considerations are

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Increasing and Maintaining Exercise-Physical Activity,r reviews the health benefits from routine exercise-physical activity and several applied behavior analytic intervention strategies. Several measurement methods are considered, including functional behavioral assessment and functional analysis to inform procedural implementation. Most effective prog

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Assistive Technology in Severe and Multiple Disabilities,e disabilities. In particular, the chapter focuses on technology and programs to help those persons (a) develop control of environmental stimulation and strengthen adaptive behavior, (b) improve their ambulation (i.e., enhance their continuity and increase their adequate foot positioning), (c) manag

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Food Refusal and Selective Eating,o maintain his or her weight and height (e.g., Babbitt et al. in Pediatric feeding and swallowing disorders: Pathology, diagnosis, and treatment. Singular Publishing Group, San Diego, .). In addition, food refusal may encompass selective eating where weight and growth are not of concern but where nu

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Sleep and Sleep-Related Problems,ealth implications. This chapter reviews behavioral assessment and intervention for sleep concerns, including delayed sleep onset, disruptive bedtime routines, night awakenings, diurnal sleeping, and sleep terror. Different measurement methods are explained such as direct observation, sleep-specific

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