Aggression and Violent Behavior - by Dave Angel
Aggressive behavior in the child with Asperger’s
Syndrome occurs for a reason, just as it would with any
other child.
Inappropriate behavior, whether mild or severe, occurs in
order to; avoid something, get something, because of pain,
or to fulfill a sensory need.
The first step in reducing or eliminating this behavior is to
determine the need that it fulfills.
The second step is to teach them a replacement behavior,
i.e. communicate what they want or don’t want.
It may even involve using some of their obsessive or
self-stimulating behaviors as a replacement.
This is because it would be far less intrusive to others than
aggressive behaviors, but still serve the same purpose.
This process takes time and initially, depending on the
behavior, you may not have time.
If the behavior is severe, then you need to remove the
child from whatever situation they are in at the time.
Simply insisting that they stop the behavior and
participate in whatever is occurring will not benefit
the child or you, unless you remove them from the
situation first.
Maintaining their routine will go along way towards
reducing the need for inappropriate or aggressive
behavior in the first place.
This is just one of the many tricks, tips and techniques
that you can use to cope with your Asperger’s child’s
behaviors that feature in my new book “The Parenting
Asperger’s Resource Guide”. Which you can learn
"What every Parent Ought to Know about their Aspergers Child!
I thought you might well be interested in a new book that has
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Some of the great topics that you get easy to use and
practical advice on include:
* Quick and easy ways to teach your child about emotions so
that they can build positive relationships with people. (page 40)
* How to avoid the # 1 one biggest mistake that parents
make when their child misbehaves, and ensure your child won't feel
rejected. (page 31)
* The true facts about Aspergers; so that you have all the
essential knowledge at your fingertips. (page 98)
* How to use your child’s obsession to help them do better at
school work than they have ever done in their life. (page 124)
* The real reason that your child carries out rituals,
obsessive-compulsive actions and perseverations. (page 20)
* The five reasons why your child is a “fussy eater” (they
won’t be what you think). (page 167)
It comes as an instantly downloadable E-book – and is packed
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Bonus 1 – An Interview With Internationally Acclaimed Aspergers
Author Tony Attwood. In this interview Tony reveals tips on
working with certain behaviors, techniques for families and
siblings of Aspergers children, his own personal favorite
Aspergers experts and what he sees as some of the major issues
ahead for people with Aspergers (this is a written transcript).
Bonus 2 – ”My Personal Rolodex of Aspergers Internet Resources”
which is a collection of Dave's own personal favorite internet
resources for parents with Asperger's children. There are links to
discussion forums, chat rooms, sites with great freebies
(like free books and communication aids), website directories
(these are the internet equivalent of the yellow pages for all
things Aspergers), websites of individuals with Aspergers and
much more…
Bonus 3. - "Getting Started: Introducing Your Child To His Or
Her Diagnosis Of Autism Or Aspergers Syndrome” a special report
by Marci Wheeler. Marci has compiled a report on the “who,
what, when, where and how” of telling your child about Aspergers.
It is written in a down-to-earth and easy-to-read style so that
you can quickly discover and understand the main issues that
you need to know. Marci is a social worker who has over 20
years experience working at the Indiana Resource Center for
Autism.
Bonus 4 – ”20 Parent Tips To A Tantrum-Free Haircut For A Child
With Autism” a special report by Wanda Brown. Wanda Brown is the
mother of an autistic child who has gone through a whole range of
experiences to get his hair cut regularly. Through trial
and error she has gone from a situation where her son needed
two people to help manage his meltdown/tantrums when having
his hair cut, to him now accepting his hair cuts as part of
his regular grooming routine. So you can share Wanda’s success
by learning exactly what she tried and what she recommends.
Bonus 5 - ”Email Consultation about your child with a Fully
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that you have about your Aspergers child for free (she normally
charges $100 per hour in private practice). This is going to be
time-limited as we are expecting an avalanche of questions and
at some point will need to pull the bonus to let her catch up
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You can read the full report below: