Behavior Management Program Sample Clauses

Behavior Management Program. The State shall develop and implement an effective behavior management program at the facility throughout the day, including during school time and shall continue to implement the behavior management plan. The State shall develop and implement policies, procedures and practices under which mental health staff provide regular consultation regarding behavior management to direct care and other staff involved in the behavior management plans for youth receiving mental health services, and shall develop a mechanism to assess the effectiveness of interventions utilized.
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Behavior Management Program. The Court shall develop and implement an effective behavior management program to reward positive and pro- social behavior and to deter aggressive and assaultive behavior throughout the day, including during school sessions.
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Behavior Management Program. The State shall develop and implement a behavior management program. The program shall provide youth with positive and systematic recognition and rewards for accomplishments and shall teach social and cognitive skills, reinforce appropriate choices, and assist youth in establishing understandable and reachable goals. The program shall also provide that mental health staff (a) consult custody and other direct care custody staff regarding behavior management, and (b) assess the effectiveness of such program and any interventions utilized. HYCF administration shall incorporate means to assess and refine the program based on mental health staff assessment of outcomes and shall share results with program units.
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Behavior Management Program. The State shall develop and implement an effective behavior management program at the facilities throughout the day, including during school time and shall continue to implement the behavior management plan. The State shall develop and implement policies, procedures and practices under which mental health staff provide regular consultation regarding behavior management to direct care and other staff involved in the behavior management plans for youth receiving mental health services, and shall develop a mechanism to assess the effectiveness of interventions utilized. Status Xxxxxx School Substantial Compliance (as of June 30, 2008) Cheltenham Youth Facility Substantial Compliance (as of June 30, 2006) Discussion The following policies are relevant to this provision: ▪ Behavior Management Program A behavior management program policy signed into effect on January 3, 2008. CYF has been in compliance with this provision for over 18 months, and so the provision is no longer actively monitored at that facility. Xxxxxx adopted the program that has been in use at CYF during the previous monitoring period. Written guidelines for staff and youth were drafted and direct care staff received behavior management training in November and December, 2007. Youth and staff interviewed understood the program rules with great specificity, and youth indicated that they are informed of their point totals and levels on a daily basis. As designed, the BMP meets professional standards in that it allows youth to earn points for positive behavior; as points accrue, youth are promoted to higher levels that carry increasing privileges. Youth may also use points to purchase a range of compelling incentives (food, activities, etc.). The BMP structure would also allow bonus points to be added when youth demonstrate additional adaptive behaviors (although this feature has not yet been implemented at either facility). Finally, in response to a range of minor and major rule violations, points are deducted, resulting in a loss of privileges and a reduced ability to purchase incentives. Xxxxxx has exerted considerable energy to develop an array of meaningful incentives. Youth on higher levels are permitted to attend special events, tournaments, movie nights, and to use a game room that has video games, arcade games, and other activities. Incentive Rooms in each housing unit feature comfortable bedding, a television and DVD player, video games, books and other comforts. This incentive is open t...
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