Engaging in disputes over medication, supplies, or rules on the unit is a staff behavior which is most likely to trigger clients who are predisposed to aggressive or violent behavior.
Clients who are most likely to direct towards aggressive or violent behaviors are mostly suffering from hyperactive, delusional, impulsive, or predisposed to irritability.
Factors contributing to aggressive or violent behavior are history of physical fighting or drug or alcohol abuse making direct, veiled or conditional threats of violence, history of controlling others, excessive need for attention or respect, feelings of low self-worth, etc.
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I would say its Sleep Habits ,Vaccinations,Nutrition
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Take family walks to parks and on trails
Encourage sandbox time
go to pools or any kind of water play
Make an obstacle course in your living room or backyard with pillows or cardboard (got to keep it safe :) )
Play pretend games.
do physical puzzles together, its good to include rewards.
Plan activities that encourage loco-motor skills – such as galloping, running, climbing, cycling, hopping, skipping
I can include more if you want but these are just the basics, anything physical and kid-friendly like kicking a ball around or a playground will do!
It would be A cuz if u haven it on to much it will swall and if on to short it will not heal
