Behavior respite is designed to support individuals in the generalization of acquired skills and requires a higher level of care than general respite. Behavior Respite is provided by staff who have behavioral training and may be Behavior technician or interventionist.   This service is not considered a clinical program and is intended to give the family or caregivers a break and is based on the behaviorial needs of the individual. Staff may not drive participants but may meet at varies places in the community or take public transportation.  If the participant wants to go out they should have an access account or TAP card.