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OTs, SLPs, counselors, school psychs: run your session aligned to the behavior plan everyone else is following — same goals, same vocabulary, same approach — without owning the caseload.
Function read: The bolt is ESCAPE — the picture cards signal a demand he finds hard, and leaving the room makes the demand disappear. His BIP names the same function for the classroom, so you’re working the same target, just in your room.
What his plan already says works: a taught break request (FCT), choice over the order, and first-then with the demand kept small. Lean on those so your session reinforces the team’s strategy instead of competing with it.
Try next session:
- Teach the exit before he takes it. Pre-teach a break card or the signed/AAC “break” he uses elsewhere. Honor it the first few times immediately — you’re replacing the bolt with a request, which is the BIP’s plan.
- Shrink the demand, keep the goal. Start with two cards, not the full field. “First two cards, then movement break.” The break is earned by a little work, not by leaving.
- Give control over the how. Let him pick the order, the cards, or where he sits. Choice lowers the escape pull without lowering the target.
What to avoid: Don’t chase him or end the task when he bolts — that teaches the bolt. And keep your language matched to the team’s: if the classroom calls it “break,” don’t introduce a new word.
That’s real progress — and it’s data. He used the replacement instead of bolting; that’s the BIP working in your room.
- Log it to the shared record. Rate the session on the IBRST so the BCBA and teacher see the same trend you’re seeing — one dataset, every setting.
- Stretch the demand slowly. Next time try three cards before the break. Keep the break-request honored so the replacement stays stronger than the bolt.
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