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Empowering Families with the Tilly Mobile App

Our goal is to provide families with the tools they need to stay engaged, informed, and supported throughout their therapy journey. That’s why we’re excited to introduce the Tilly Mobile App, designed to simplify communication, scheduling, and progress tracking—all in one place. With Tilly, families can take an active role in their child’s development, making it easier than ever to stay connected and up-to-date.

Messaging with the Care Team

Easily communicate with your child’s therapist and care team directly through the app. Send messages, ask questions, and get updates in real-time without the hassle of phone calls or emails. This feature ensures that your concerns are addressed promptly and that the entire team is aligned on your child’s progress.

Progress Tracking and Goals

Keep track of your child’s achievements and therapy goals with Tilly’s intuitive progress tracking feature. View reports, track milestones, and celebrate every success together. This feature allows you to see tangible evidence of your child’s growth and stay informed about their development over time.

Scheduling and Appointments

Tired of juggling multiple calendars and appointment reminders? Tilly’s scheduling tool allows you to view, confirm, or request therapy sessions at your convenience. Get automated reminders to ensure you never miss a session, and use the app to reschedule or update your availability quickly and easily.

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Managing Interfering Behaviors

Managing challenging behaviors can be one of the most difficult aspects of supporting a loved one. Interfering behaviors—such as aggression, self-injury, tantrums, and non-compliance—often arise when an individual lacks the skills needed to express their needs or respond appropriately to their environment. Our goal is to equip families and caregivers with practical strategies to better understand, prevent, and respond to these behaviors in a way that promotes safety and positive growth.

Understanding Interfering Behaviors

Interfering behaviors often serve a function, such as gaining attention, escaping a demand, accessing a preferred item, or sensory stimulation. By identifying the root cause of the behavior, we can implement targeted strategies to address the underlying needs and teach alternative, positive behaviors.

Behavior Management Strategies

Here are some evidence-based techniques to help manage interfering behaviors effectively:

Identify the Triggers

Observe the situations or events that typically lead up to the challenging behavior. Keep a record of when and where the behavior occurs, who is present, and what happens immediately before and after. This information can help identify patterns and potential triggers.

Modify the Environment

Proactively changing elements in the environment can reduce the likelihood of interfering behaviors. This may include reducing noise, modifying task demands, providing clear expectations, or introducing visual supports.

Teach Replacement Behaviors

Once the function of the behavior is identified, teach a replacement behavior that serves the same purpose but is more appropriate. For example, if a child hits to gain attention, teach them to raise their hand or use a verbal request instead.

Use Positive Reinforcement

Reinforce desired behaviors by offering praise, preferred activities, or other rewards immediately after the positive behavior occurs. Positive reinforcement encourages the repetition of good behaviors and helps replace interfering behaviors over time.

Stay Calm and Consistent

It’s essential to maintain a calm demeanor when responding to challenging behaviors. Reacting with frustration or anger can escalate the situation and reinforce the behavior. Consistency in how all caregivers respond will lead to better outcomes.

Seek Professional Guidance

If behaviors persist or escalate, consult with a Board Certified Behavior Analyst (BCBA) or other behavioral professional for additional support and a more comprehensive behavior intervention plan.

Frequently Asked Questions

The Tilly app is more than just a tool—it’s a bridge that strengthens communication and involvement in your child’s therapy. By using the app, you’ll benefit from:

The Tilly app is a comprehensive platform that helps families stay connected with their therapy team, manage scheduling, and track progress. It simplifies communication and provides easy access to important resources, ensuring that parents are well-informed and actively involved in their child’s therapeutic journey.

Yes! One of the key features of the Tilly app is its secure messaging platform, which allows you to send questions or updates to your child’s therapist and receive responses directly through the app.

The scheduling tool lets you view upcoming sessions, confirm or request changes, and receive reminders for appointments. You can also use it to reschedule or update your availability, making it easier to manage your child’s therapy sessions.

Absolutely. The Tilly app is designed with privacy and security as a top priority. All data is encrypted, and access is restricted to authorized users only. We adhere to strict confidentiality protocols to ensure your child’s information is protected at all times.

You can download the Tilly app from the App Store. Simply click the link, download, and follow the instructions to set up your account.

The app provides detailed progress reports, including goal achievements, behavioral improvements, and skill development. It helps you visualize your child’s growth over time and stay informed about their accomplishments.

Yes, the Tilly app includes a resource library with articles, guides, and tips for supporting your child’s development at home. From managing challenging behaviors to creating positive routines, you’ll have access to valuable information at your fingertips.