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Self-Injurious Behaviour (SIB): What It Is and How To Help

Dr. Fakhri Shafai, Dr. Anamaria Richardson, Moira Peña & Dr. Sarah Pastrana

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Self-Injurious Behaviours are self-directed, non-suicidal behaviours that cause injury to oneself. SIBs are among the complex behaviours common in autistic people and those intellectual disabilities. The intent may be to communicate or express pain, frustration, or distress. This infographic provides an introduction to what these behaviours are and how you can help.



 

 

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Keywords Across Canada , Anger and Aggression , Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) , Parent Author/Contributor , Self-advocate author or contributor , Self-injurious behaviour , Severe Behaviour Problems , Support for Parents and Families