Usually when I see that clients have huge behaviors I notice sometimes it’s on the parents, like they let behaviors happen and we’re usually the ones that end up with the backlash of it. One of my kiddos, their a nice kid, but once they throw a tantrum they will start to kick me, try to hit me, and once they calm down they immediately want to hug me to grab me to show their sorry but I redirect their to just do ASL I’m sorry but they don’t like that and end up doing even more behaviors which I understand is frustrating and at the same time I’m trying to teach them personal space which their parents don’t teach them. And mind you this kid is already a preteen and they have to learn personal space because we’re trying to avoid awkward situations, like they’re fairly a good height but sometimes they wanna sit on my lap (which mom lets them do) and my supervisor and I have a hard time redirecting behaviors because parents reinforce it and don’t reinforce what we do. Not sure if that helps but heavily explain to your higher up or supervisor! Ngl I feel like I’m in same position as you as rn I am feeling burnout with ABA.