Behavioral Consultation by John R. Bergan

Behavioral Consultation
by John R. Bergan
Behavioral Psychology Books || Juvenile-Psychological Studies Books || First Edition 1977 Hardcover

The book outlines a model for collaboration between educators, mental health professionals, and parents to address behavioral issues in children.

Behavioral Consultation, written by John R. Bergan in 1977, focuses on the application of behavioral principles within the context of mental health and educational settings.

Bergan emphasizes the critical role of assessment and individualized intervention plans, advocating for a systematic approach to understanding and modifying behavior. He discusses various behavioral techniques and strategies, such as reinforcement, shaping, and modeling, to help practitioners effectively implement interventions that foster positive behavioral changes.

The text also highlights the importance of ongoing evaluation and adjustment of strategies to ensure that they meet the unique needs of each child. By integrating theory with practical application, Bergan provides valuable insights for professionals engaged in behavioral consultation.
Ultimately aiming to improve outcomes for children facing behavioral challenges.