
Family guide
Should Communication Still Be Honored During Extinction?
Learn how communication during extinction should preserve matched messages, AAC, basic needs, pain and safety reports, partner response, assent, and fidelity.
Clear, practical guidance for understanding ABA care, supporting your child, and making informed decisions.

Family guide
Learn how communication during extinction should preserve matched messages, AAC, basic needs, pain and safety reports, partner response, assent, and fidelity.

Family guide
Learn how extinction burst vs implementation problem review checks baseline, consequence change, timing, fidelity, communication, health, and setting.

Family guide
Learn how to respond when behavior increases after ABA change using safety, health and access checks, baseline comparison, integrity data, and stop rules.

Family guide
Learn why FCT and extinction are separate clinical decisions and how families can review function evidence, alternatives, risk, communication, consent, and outcomes.

Family guide
Learn when FCT schedule thinning may fit after stable communication, with clear signals, client experience, partner integrity, recurrence monitoring, and stop rules.

Family guide
Learn how FCT generalization across settings depends on response access, partners, signals, natural opportunities, outcome availability, probes, and maintenance.

Family guide
Learn how to compare FCT communication partners using message recognition, response latency, outcome quality, prompts, access, fidelity, and separate results.

Family guide
Learn how FCT multiple functions may require distinct messages, context cues, partner routines, outcome evidence, feasible measurement, and hypothesis revision.

Family guide
Learn how FCT handles an unavailable outcome through honest partner response, safety and basic-needs boundaries, clear signals, alternatives, choice, and review.

Family guide
Learn how FCT AAC access protects continuous communication, vocabulary, positioning, charging, backup modes, partner recognition, client choice, and coordination.

Family guide
Learn how FCT multiple communication forms can include speech, AAC, sign, gesture, or writing with shared meaning, access, partner recognition, and measurement.

Family guide
Learn how FCT partner response timing uses eligible messages, recognition, planned latency, unavailable outcomes, missed responses, client experience, and data.