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| Overview
| Vantage Behavioral | Community
| Adult Development
| Harmony |
| Vantage Behavioral Day Supports |
The Behavioral Day Support Programs serve adults
with developmental disabilities 22 years of age or older in
a 1:3, 1:2, or 1:1 staff ratio determined by the individual’s
needs. The program is designed to serve adults who exhibit inappropriate
behaviors which prevent them from successfully functioning within
the community, vocational, or recreational settings without
close supervision. Upon acceptance to the program, each individual
goes through a 30 day assessment period utilizing a Functional
Analysis of Behavior Assessment, Learning Modality Assessment,
and a Quality of Life Assessment. After the collection and analyzing
of the data, a Positive Behavior Support plan is developed to
break existing patterns of behavior and to teach the individual
replacement behaviors so that the individual can realize their
potential while in the community setting.
In conjunction with the behavioral training program, each individual
receives training in the areas of self-help, vocational, and
community integration as determined by the individual needs,
goals, and skill level. Adapted communication methods are also
a part of individual training based again on individual needs.
Integrated work positions include work in janitorial, landscaping,
retail, and service areas. Community-based training provides
instruction in purchasing, mobility training, social behavior,
and community safety. Individuals may also attend college classes
on integrated campuses. |
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