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Effective Behavior Modification Therapy Case Study

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Background Information: Christopher is an energetic and happy little boy who was referred to the ASIP department, at The Carolyn E. Wylie Center by his Inland Regional Center Case Service Coordinator, Elsa Douville. Christopher currently lives at home with his parent(s) Daniel and Gabriela Ibarra and 6 siblings. Christopher currently receives 30 hours of 1:1 intensive behavior modification therapy per month, in a clinic setting. Christopher has been receiving services since December 2015. Barriers to Progress: Possible barriers include possible developmental delay. Transition to Insurance: Mrs. Ibarra and Mr. Ibarra have notified the ASIP team that they are currently insured with United Healthcare.

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