Hey all! There are some amazing videos on here concerning SBT, IISCA, and Hanley's work in general. I write behavior plans for adults in group homes, and I have a unique situation with a young man with a very low tolerance to any demands and very high intensity aggressive/SIB behaviors. I'm brainstorming ways to run some SBT with this guy, but I'm struggling to find research articles on SBT in that environment or with that population, and it poses some unique challenges. Anyone have any experience with this or have any research articles you could recommend? Thanks in advance :)

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