Last year, Chris volunteered with a company called Behavior Respite in Action, this experience showed him the challenges of working with teenagers with mild to severe autism. It was definitely not what he had expected, while some were cooperative and friendly, others were disengaged and difficult to work with. Working with this company showed him the challenges that many families face when they have a relative with psychological disabilities, but he was able to learn from them and assist the families through behavioral intervention that consisted mostly of behavior modification. Watching the slight progressions, even the small improvements, were always rewarding, whether it was aiding in reducing an undesirable behavior like not interacting
