This presentation discusses modifiable risk factors and their contribution to behavior change in individuals with chronic diseases or disabilities. It explores the case study of Parker, a student with anxiety, depression, asthma, and ADHD, and examines the factors contributing to his behavior and its impact on his health. The presentation also identifies the social cognitive theory as a health behavior theory and suggests interventions for modifying behavior. Additionally, it discusses innovative strategies for encouraging behavior modification and the importance of person-centered care and appropriate support services for patients.