Can conduct thorough assessments to understand the underlying causes of your child's challenging behaviours. They may use techniques such as functional behaviour assessments (FBA) to identify triggers, antecedents, and consequences of problem behaviours. This analysis helps in developing targeted intervention plans.

Based on the assessment, behaviour therapists can create individualised behaviour plans tailored to your child's needs. These plans may include strategies such as positive reinforcement, token systems, behaviour contracts, and social skills training to promote desired behaviours and reduce problem behaviours.

Can teach your child age-appropriate coping skills to manage challenging situations, emotions, and behaviours. This may include techniques such as deep breathing, relaxation exercises, problem-solving skills, and communication skills to help your child develop healthier ways to handle stress and frustrations.

Can work with your child to develop social skills such as making friends, understanding and managing social cues, and improving communication skills. Social skills training can be particularly helpful for children with autism spectrum disorder (ASD) or other social-emotional difficulties.

Therapists continuously monitor and assess your child's progress, and make adjustments to the intervention plans as needed. This may involve modifying strategies or techniques to better suit your child's changing needs, and ensuring that progress toward the goals being made.