BRIEF BEHAVIOURAL ASSESSMENT TOOL (BBAT)

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Service user: Date of assessment: ant(s): BRIEF BEHAVIOURAL ASSESSMENT TOOL (BBAT) Date of birth: Interviewer: 1. INFORMANT(S)- SERVICE USER RELATIONSHIP What is your relationship to the service user? (e.g. paid carer, family member, Social Worker) How long have you known the service user? (If multiple respondents, note the range) On average, how many hours a week do you interact with the service user? In what situations do you typically observe the service user? 2. DEFINING THE BEHAVIOUR OF CONCERN (OVER THE LAST 12 MONTHS) Categories of behaviour [ ] Verbal aggression: [ ] Physical aggression: [ ] Property destruction: [ ] Self injurious behaviour: [ ] Stereotypic /repetitive behaviour: Page 1 of 8 Specific description Frequency Severity (See definitions on next page)

[ ] Disruptive behaviour: [ ] Sexually inappropriate behaviour: [ ] Other Definitions of severity scale: Negligible Minor Moderate Severe Major No harm or distress to self, others or property Minor harm or distress to self, others or property. Do any of these behaviours tend to occur together? Moderate harm or distress to self, others or property. Substantial harm or distress to self, others or property. Extremely serious harm or distress to self, others or property. Before going any further, prioritise three categories of behaviour to focus the rest of the assessment: Priority 1: Priority 2: Priority 3: 3. WHEN IS THE BEHAVIOUR MOST LIKELY TO OCCUR? SLOW TRIGGERS Do the behaviours tend to coincide with. Known physical health problems? (e.g. recurring conditions, pain, illness, infections, dental problems, epilepsy etc) Please give specific details here Applicable to all 3 categories? If no, which specific categories? (circle) Page 2 of 8

Known mental health problems/conditions? (e.g. psychiatric diagnosis, psychological issues, Autism, mood state etc) The presence of certain people (or types of people e.g. loud/quiet)? Being in certain places (specific locations or types of locations e.g. crowded/hot?) Doing certain activities OR lack of activities? Certain times of day/days of the week? Any other slow triggers you can think of not covered above? Do the following tend to result in the behaviour occurring? The person being asked to perform a task s/he finds difficult? The person being asked to do something s/he doesn t enjoy? FAST TRIGGERS Please give specific details here Applicable to all 3 categories? If no, which specific categories? (tick) Page 3 of 8

The person being interrupted when doing something s/he likes? A routine being changed? A planned activity being cancelled? Others not paying attention to the person? The person being told that s/he cant have something? The person being spoken to in a way that s/he doesn t like or understand? Any other fast triggers you can think of not covered above? What is the one thing that would make this person behave in a challenging way if it happened? What would the person s best day look like, when s/he is least likely to show these behaviours? Page 4 of 8

4. EARLY INDICATORS How would you know the person is starting to move off baseline? (body language, facial expression, what the person says and does etc) 5. POSSIBLE MAINTAINING CONSEQUENCES 0- Never 1- Rarely 2- Some of the time 3- Often 4- Always Behaviour Category 1: 1. Does the person tend to carry out the behaviour when they are on their own? 2. Does the person seem to engage in the behaviour to get your attention? 3. Does the behaviour tend to occur when you have something the person wants? 4. Does the behaviour tend to happen when the person doesn t want to do something? 5. Does the behaviour tend to result in people interacting with the person? 6. Does the behaviour tend to happen when the person sees someone else having something s/he wants? 7. Does the person s behaviour seem to be saying please spend some time with me? 8. Does the person s behaviour seem to be saying I want that (activity drink, snack etc.)? 9. Does the behaviour occur over and over again where the person seems absorbed in what they are doing? 10. Does the person seem to get enjoyment or comfort from engaging in the behaviour? 11. Does the person s behaviour seem to be saying leave me alone or stop asking me to do that? 12. Does the person seem to carry out the behaviour to try to get things that they enjoy (e.g. food, drinks, activities )? 13. Does the behaviour seem to be a way for the person to get out of doing things that they do not like? 14. Do others tend to back off/leave the person alone when they engage in this behaviour? 15. Does the person appear to do this behaviour to get some kind of reaction, even if this is not always positive? 16. Is the behaviour likely to happen when the person is asked to do a task (e.g. get dressed, help out in the kitchen)? 17. Does the person seem to perform the behaviour when there is not much going on, as a way of occupying themselves? Behaviour Category 2: Behaviour Category 3: Page 5 of 8

18. Does the behaviour seem designed to get a response from others? 19. Does the behaviour seem to make the person feel good? 20. Would the behaviour occur if something that the person enjoys was taken away for some reason? 6. COPING SKILLS Is the person able to cope with situations they find difficult without engaging in challenging behaviour (e.g. walking away, counting to 10, breathing, asking for help, talking to staff, going for a walk etc)? Details: 7. BASIC COMMUNICATION SKILLS (tick one for each question) What is the service user s primary form of Vocal Signs Gestures Pictures communication? How well do you think the service user is able to communicate a want or need (without challenging behaviour)? Extremely well With some difficulty With great difficulty Not at all How well do you think the service user can communicate a desire to stop an activity or interaction (without challenging behaviour)? Extremely well With some difficulty With great difficulty Not at all 8. PREFERENCES List the things that appear to be the service user s preferences, which could be used as reinforcers for nonchallenging behaviour. Use the following as prompts: preferred people/types of interaction, activities, tangibles (food drinks etc) and any other. Preference How often does the person currently Several times a day access this (tick one)? Daily Weekly Monthly Less frequent Page 6 of 8

SCORING THE POSSIBLE MAINTAINING CONSEQUENCES Behaviour Category 1: Tangible Social attention Self-stimulatory Escape reinforcement Q3= Q2= Q1= Q4= Q6= Q5= Q9= Q11= Q8= Q7= Q10= Q13= Q12= Q15= Q17= Q14= Q20= Q18= Q19= Q16= Total Score= Total Score= Total Score= Total Score= Behaviour Category 2: Tangible Social attention Self-stimulatory Escape reinforcement Q3= Q2= Q1= Q4= Q6= Q5= Q9= Q11= Q8= Q7= Q10= Q13= Q12= Q15= Q17= Q14= Q20= Q18= Q19= Q16= Total Score= Total Score= Total Score= Total Score= Behaviour Category 3: Tangible Social attention Self-stimulatory Escape reinforcement Q3= Q2= Q1= Q4= Q6= Q5= Q9= Q11= Q8= Q7= Q10= Q13= Q12= Q15= Q17= Q14= Q20= Q18= Q19= Q16= Total Score= Total Score= Total Score= Total Score= Page 7 of 8

SUMMARY OF ASSESSMENT Behaviour Slow Triggers Fast Triggers Maintaining Functions Page 8 of 8