My Way 〈Limited〉

: Ensure every caregiver or teacher knows that when this piece is used, the learner should get "their way" immediately during the initial training phase to build trust and functional communication. Trauma-Informed ABA Therapy: The “My Way” Approach

: Use a sturdy, laminated card or a digital tablet screen that is easily accessible at all times. My Way

: Include a clear, high-contrast icon or photo representing the learner. A common symbol is an image of the person pointing to themselves or a custom graphic that says "MY WAY" in bold letters. : Ensure every caregiver or teacher knows that

: Pair the image with the written phrase "I want to do it my way" to support literacy and reinforce the verbal script. 3. Build a "Toleration" Section A common symbol is an image of the

The core purpose is to teach the learner to use a single, powerful phrase—"I want to do it my way"—to replace challenging behaviors. This helps them communicate that they need a change in their environment, a specific toy, or a different way of performing a task. 2. Design the Visual Support

A truly useful piece doesn't just ask for a preference; it helps the learner navigate transitions. You can add a small section on the back or at the bottom for "Toleration" cues: