Behavior Clue Tracker
Log the moment. See the pattern. Try one next step.
Log one moment first
After a few entries, this card will show the strongest pattern and one support to try next.
Use your safety plan first. If behavior is escalating, sudden, painful, or includes self-injury, contact the child’s medical or therapy team.
What Is the Story?
What Might Be Underneath?
When Does It Happen?
How Big Are the Moments?
Behavior Clues by Day
What Keeps Repeating?
What Helped Most?
Recent logs
Data and privacy
Entries are stored in this browser on this device. They are not a medical record.
Build a Measurable Goal
Use your saved observations as a starting point, then decide what useful skill you want to measure. The goal should describe what the person will learn or do, not simply make a behavior disappear.
What have you actually observed?
SMART Goal Draft
This is a planning draft, not a determination of eligibility, service level, or required care. For an IEP, the team should connect the goal to evaluated needs and present levels. ISP, habilitation, attendant-care, therapy, and other program requirements vary by agency and state.
This tool helps families notice patterns. It does not diagnose the reason for behavior.
