Positive Solutions Behavior Group, LLC

10/09/2026

Toilet training is a big milestone, and every child gets there at their own pace. 🚽✨

Our new blog breaks ABA toilet training into simple, family-friendly steps. You'll learn how to spot readiness signs, build a toileting schedule, use rewards your child loves, and keep routines steady between therapy and home.

Accidents are part of learning, and the guide shares calm, practical ways to keep things positive along the way.

Read the step-by-step guide here: https://f.mtr.cool/hce1jwkczj

ABA toilet training builds independence through structured, positive strategies that support your child's progress at home and in therapy.

10/08/2026

You do not need years of experience to start a career as a Behavior Technician. You need consistency, patience, and a genuine interest in supporting children.

At Positive Solutions Behavior Group, we provide structured onboarding and ongoing supervision from experienced BCBAs. Our BTs work across home, center, and school settings in Florence, KY and Beavercreek, OH, and we are proud to support staff at every stage of their career.

If this sounds like the right fit, we would love to hear from you.

View open positions at positivesolutionsbehaviorgroup.com/career-opportunities

10/06/2026

Grocery trips ask a lot of kids: bright lights, long aisles, and a lot of waiting.

A few things that can help:
✴️ Give your child a small job, like holding the list or finding an item
✴️ Bring a favorite snack or item for the cart
✴️ Talk through what to expect before you go
✴️ Choose a quieter time of day when possible

A short, successful trip is still a successful trip. Building in support along the way can make the whole outing smoother for your family.

10/01/2026

Looking for a simple weekend activity? Pinecone bird feeders are an easy way to spend an afternoon outside together.

Tie a piece of string to a pinecone, spread peanut butter or sunflower seed butter into the gaps, then roll it in birdseed. Hang it from a tree branch and watch for visitors over the next few days.

It is a simple project that builds fine motor skills and gives your family something to watch for together all season.

09/29/2026

Some toys naturally invite back-and-forth play. Bubbles, ball games, pretend food, and simple board games all create built-in moments to take turns, wait, and interact.

Rotating a few interactive toys into playtime, even alongside favorite solo activities, can open up new chances for connection with siblings, friends, or you.

Play does not need to look a certain way to count. Following your child's interests is often the easiest way in.

09/24/2026

Mornings move fast, and a little structure can make them smoother for everyone.

A few ideas families use:
☑️ Lay out clothes and pack bags the night before
☑️ Use a visual checklist for each step of the routine
☑️ Build in a few extra minutes for transitions
☑️ Keep the same order of steps each day

Consistency helps children know what to expect, and that predictability can make the whole morning feel steadier.

09/22/2026

A few weeks into the school year is a good time to check in on how information travels between home and the classroom.

A simple communication notebook, a shared folder, or a quick weekly note can help everyone stay on the same page about routines, wins, and what is working well. Keep it short and consistent so it becomes a habit rather than one more task.

The goal is not a perfect system. It is a steady one that fits your family.

09/17/2026

Communication happens in more moments than we often notice. A shared snack. A walk to the mailbox. A favorite song in the car.

Try pausing during everyday moments to give your child a chance to request, comment, or point something out. A few extra seconds of wait time can open the door for a gesture, a word, or a sound you might otherwise talk right over.

Small, natural opportunities add up. Every attempt at communication, in any form, is worth noticing and celebrating.

09/15/2026

If you are looking for work that is hands-on, meaningful, and different every day, a career as a Behavior Technician at Positive Solutions Behavior Group might be the right fit.

Our BTs work one-on-one with children in home, center, and school settings, supported by experienced BCBAs who provide ongoing supervision and guidance. No two days are the same, and the work you do directly supports children building skills that improve their daily lives.

We are currently hiring in Florence, KY and Beavercreek, OH.

View open positions at positivesolutionsbehaviorgroup.com/career-opportunities/

09/10/2026

ABA therapy does not have to happen only in a clinic or at home. School-based services bring behavior support directly into the classroom.

Our behavior technicians and BCBAs work alongside teachers to implement individualized behavior plans, support transitions, and help students apply skills in real time throughout the school day.

Positive Solutions Behavior Group offers school-based ABA services in the Florence, KY and Beavercreek, OH areas.

Connect with our team to learn more at positivesolutionsbehaviorgroup.com/contact/