“When a child is traumatized, something specific happens, more than a general loss of capacity to love and work. An ever-present, ever draining abscess forms. The child goes on living an ordinary life. But if something touches the traumatic abscess, the child hurts.” Lenore Terr, M.D.Using an EFBA (Emotion Focused Behavior Analysis) approach, which emphasizes the primacy of emotion as the energy source of misbehavior, I worked with my team to provide stabilization services for children that require one-on-one care due to severe mental and/or behavioral difficulties.Individually, I was responsible for: Designing and implementing behavioral plans and goals in conjunction with the treatment plan or input from the case manager or therapist, and to document progressImplementing the Individual Education Plan (IEP)Recording data dailyPromoting the physical safety of the client and discouraging dangerous or unwanted behaviorsIntegrating the child into the community through exposure, activities, or therapeutic programs that engage the client in supportive natural relationships.