Focused Intervention refers to treatment of a specific area of developmental domain; typically, this include one or two areas of development and the recommended number of hours is determined by the number and intensity of goals developed. This model may involve increasing socially appropriate behavior or reducing socially inappropriate behavior as the primary goal. Focused Behavioral Treatment are considered for individuals who either need treatment for only a limited number of key functions skills or have such acute, life-impacting behavior that addressing that behavior should be priority.
Components of Focused Intervention

