Who Can Benefit from This App?
The app can be used by professionals or parents who need help to see patterns in everyday life and by doing that try to create changes that reduce unwanted behaviours and increase positive interactions.
Behaviour of concern
An app for tracking arousal levels, identifying patterns, and proactively managing behaviors using the low arousal approach recommended by the Swedish National Board of Health.
About the app
Behaviour of concern is an app designed to keep track of the levels of arousal at different times of the day in order to be able to draw conclusions about the behavioural patterns of violent outbursts and conflicts. The app was developed in collaboration with psychologists who have long experience of using the low arousal approach and working with persons displaying behaviours of concern.
The Swedish National Board of Health and Welfare recommends the low arousal approach in the treatment of people with inadequate affect regulation, in order to, in the moment, prevent or reduce behaviours of concern. This may involve, for example, people with autism spectrum disorders and ADHD. It can also involve children who are developing, and in their attempts towards independence have difficulties with affect regulation.
Tracking and Managing Behavioral Patterns
This is a tool that facilitates tracking of severe behaviours of concern and outbursts that disrupt daily life. Warning behaviours, which are a bit lower in their level of arousal, but still signal that everything is not going smooth, may also be tracked using the app. After a period of use, it will be possible to see if there are days or times of the day where outbreaks and chaos are recurring. If you make changes in everyday routines or in response to a conflict situation, you can, after some time, find out if the changes have had an effect on the amount of outbursts.
Analyze and take actions to improve
This is a tool that facilitates tracking of severe behaviours of concern and outbursts that disrupt daily life. Warning behaviours, which are a bit lower in their level of arousal, but still signal that everything is not going smooth, may also be tracked using the app. After a period of use, it will be possible to see if there are days or times of the day where outbreaks and chaos are recurring. If you make changes in everyday routines or in response to a conflict situation, you can, after some time, find out if the changes have had an effect on the amount of outbursts.
If you want to learn more about how to understand and deal with behaviours of concern, you can read the literature by among others, psychologist Bo Hejlskov Elvén eng.hejlskov.se, about the low arousal approach and behaviour of concern.
Privacy policy
This is the privacy policy for the app Behavior of concern developed by Sara Carlsson. By downloading and using the application, you agree to the terms of this policy.
Data Privacy Disclosure
The application does not share any data with third parties. All data, including notes and behaviors/events entered manually, is stored only locally on the user's device, ensuring user privacy and control over their information. The application does not offer an account creation feature, meaning no personally identifiable information (PII) is stored within the app or shared with any external parties.
Data Retention
Data is stored on your device for as long as you use the app. You can delete stored data at any time from the app settings.
Changes to policy
We reserve the right to modify or replace this policy at any time. Any changes we may make to our privacy policy in the future will be posted on this page. You should check this page from time to time and take note of any changes.
Contact Us
If you have any questions or concerns about privacy while using the app, please contact us at sarcar80@gmail.com.