A plan that teaches, not just manages.
A Behavior Intervention Plan (BIP) is a written roadmap — grounded in your child's FBA — that replaces challenging behaviors with meaningful, functional skills.
From assessment to action.
A great BIP is more than 'what to do when.' It teaches the skills your child needs to get what they want in safer, more effective ways — and gives every adult in their life the same playbook.
- Individualized to your child's function and family
- Focused on teaching replacement skills, not just reducing behavior
- Clear proactive, teaching, and response strategies
- Built-in progress monitoring and revision
What families often notice.
Focused on skills
We teach replacement behaviors so challenges can decrease as your child learns new ways to meet needs.
Consistent across settings
Everyone — parents, siblings, teachers — knows how to respond in the same way.
Measurable progress
Every plan includes data collection so we can see what's working.
A living document
Plans evolve with your child. We revise as skills grow and life changes.
Safe and compassionate
No punishment. We use positive, dignity-first strategies grounded in research.
School and IEP ready
BIPs are formatted to align with IEP goals and school documentation standards.
What the first few steps look like.
- 01
Review FBA findings
Every BIP is grounded in a completed Functional Behavior Assessment.
- 02
Plan drafting
Your BCBA writes an individualized plan with proactive and teaching strategies.
- 03
Team training
Parents and caregivers learn the plan and practice it with coaching.
- 04
Monitor & refine
We track data, meet regularly, and adjust the plan as your child progresses.
Common questions.
Don't see your question? Call or message our team and we'll walk you through it.
Turn insight into action.
A great plan changes daily life for the whole family. We'd love to build one with you.