

How to write behavioral session notes/RBT
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Professional Development
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Ismenia Gonzalez
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How to write behavioral session notes/RBTs
E-01 Report other variables that might affect the client (e.g., illness, relocation, medication)
E-02 Generate objective session notes by describing what occurred during sessions.

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Client's permanent record
When RBTs complete session notes, they should remember that the note will be included in that client's permanent
The note should be accurate and professionally written.
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Session Notes
Session notes should include a brief summary of the session as well as any changes that were made to the treatment plan.
It is important to use professional, objective language when writing session notes.
Focus on objective statements, and try to frame them positively
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Multiple Choice
Session Notes should include a brief summary of the session and any changes to the treatment plan
True
False
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Multiple Choice
When documenting a session, avoid documenting:
objective language
subjective language
environmental variable affecting behavior
new behaviors
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The Process
Notes must be legible.
Avoid using subjective terms (e.g., in a great mood, bad mood, not feeling it).
Indicate the task completed during the session.
Indicate the reward earned/earning during the session.
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The Process
Indicate the level of prompting
Indicate next steps: Will you continue teaching the same skill? New skills?
Indicate if there are other concerns (e.g., the child said he was sleepy, did not eat today, possible sickness).
Indicate severe behaviors that occurred and communicate with supervisors immediately.
A session note for a six-hour session would require greater content than a two-hour session
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Setting events
Illness
Lack of sleep
Biological needs/ like hunger
Changes in the clients home environment
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Multiple Choice
Session notes should include:
Prompting level used
reinforcers delivered
ABC observations
all of the above
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Open Ended
Describe the highlight of your day (No more than 3 sentences)
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Session notes
ABC Observations
certain setting events occurring that could influence problem behavior
New problem behaviors
ew medication or changes in medication
a crisis
Consistent mistakes, occurring, in the same way, each time.
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Multiple Choice
Summaries of tasks implemented must always come directly from the behavior treatment
False
True
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Open Ended
What did you learn from the above video?
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Open Ended
What is the most challenging aspect of writing session notes?
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Open Ended
What steps will you take to improve your notetaking skills?
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Open Ended
Do you have any tips that help you when writing your session notes?
How to write behavioral session notes/RBTs
E-01 Report other variables that might affect the client (e.g., illness, relocation, medication)
E-02 Generate objective session notes by describing what occurred during sessions.

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