Linking Positive Behavior Support to Family Quality-of-Life Outcomes

Abstract

Increasing attention is being given to the fact that positive behavior support (PBS) not only affects individual quality of life but branches out to affect family quality of life as well. This article provides a brief overview of family quality of life, citing specific information from the Beach Center Family Quality of Life Scale. An analysis of four key research studies, which contain both a PBS and a family component, is presented with links to the Beach Center Family Quality of Life Scale domains and indicators. This analysis leads to a discussion of emerging themes and explores implications for future research and practice.

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