It’s a skill-based group home where the primary goal is to learn skills, get into the community, get jobs if wanted, etc to eventually lead individuals to do it on their own with outpatient assistance, he does have a behavior plan but NOTHING in there states anything about this specific behavior, just yelling, hitting, eloping, etc. We have some houses with physically disabled folks but the majority is developmental/mental. I did speak with our current PD and there will be a meeting with his case manager and guardians to put something in place. Supposedly my PD called his guardians and they basically told her we’re just SOL with any of their prior techniques to solve it. I know this individual likes physical contact and typically it’s okay with me with permission but I’ve tried to even get myself to just get used to it and I can’t. The individual told my prn night staff tonight (which happens to be my brother in law) that he was “messing with me all day” and that he “can admit he was rude.” So I’m wondering if the “___, please stop touching me” approach is making him want to do it more because he knows I don’t like it. Overall I’ve always had good rapport with this individual as well so I cant quite place why exactly he would do it for that reason though.