What does BMAC mean in MANAGEMENT

BMAC can be used to address any form of undesirable or harmful behavior in both adults and children. This includes behaviors such as aggression, defiance, self-injury, inattention/distraction, meltdowns, and more.

Through the use of positive reinforcement techniques tailored specifically to individual needs, we can help promote desirable behaviors while reducing or eliminating undesirable behaviors. This can help create healthier home environments as well as improved learning outcomes for children in school settings.

As with any intervention, it's important to be aware of potential risks when using behavioral management strategies. These generally involve the potential for reinforcing inappropriate behavior or creating physically/emotionally unsafe environments. We strive to avoid these risks by making sure our interventions are evidence-based and rooted in best practices.

We continuously monitor client progress through data collection and analysis of the intervention results in order to track its effectiveness over time. Our clinical team also meets regularly to discuss changes or modifications that may be needed in order to maximize outcomes for our clients.

Most major insurance carriers do provide coverage for behavioral services provided by licensed professionals like those at our clinic. However, coverage varies from plan to plan so it's always best to check directly with your provider prior to scheduling treatment services with us.