Poor flexibility impacts behavior, learning, social development, and independence. Miller, an educational psychologist in the UK specializing in autism and related disorders and behavior, outlines the 5P approach to developing flexibility skills and reducing related behavior issues in children and teens with autism. She offers a solution for teachers, parents, and professionals that focuses on profiling, prioritizing, problem analysis, problem solving, and planning within a system of green, yellow, and red levels of behavior, and strategies for general intervention, developing flexibility skills, providing opportunities to use them, and teaching and using coping and self-management strategies. She presents activities, ideas, templates, and visual representations, as well as assessment tools and links to intervention planning. Included are ideas and resources for transitions, adaptability, and problem solving; discussion of the connection between flexibility and participation; and how the framework can be used as the basis for a flexibility policy and curriculum. The CD contains resources. Annotation ©2013 Book News, Inc., Portland, OR (booknews.com)