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Great ideas, we have a question. We are at home, we are parents, What can we do if the behavior starts without reason, we are not forcing him to anything in that moment, for example he is already playing or seeing a video in the Ipad, and start punching himself in the chin (this is one of the behaviors he has). The data collection is hard because this behavior is very unpredictable, happens any time. He is 10 years old and his communication is limited, he can communicate, talk and repeat words but it is hard to have him talk a complete sentence. I know it is a lot of information, and is very hard but any recommendation or technique that you see worked with other kids would be very helpful.