Staff Training...
is available on a variety of topics including basic principles in behavior analysis, teaching language to individuals with disabilities, and general strategies for promoting positive behavior change. Trainings are interactive to promote enjoyable learning for the participants. These trainings may be provided to large or small groups of teachers, staff, and/or parents and are typically 2 hours long. Trainings on specific topics can be developed upon request.
Current Topics:
Introduction to Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA): How to Promote Desirable Behavior
Introduction to Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA): Overview of Reactive Attachment Disorder and Promoting Desirable Behavior
Data Collection: Keeping It Real and Making It Work
Functional Behavior Assessment: Going Beyond Topography
Applied Verbal Behavior: Introduction to Request Training
Reinforcement: What It Is and How To Use It
Establishing Instructional Control: Arranging the Environment to Decrease Escape Behaviors and Promote Cooperation
Introduction to Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA): How to Promote Desirable Behavior
Introduction to Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA): Overview of Reactive Attachment Disorder and Promoting Desirable Behavior
Data Collection: Keeping It Real and Making It Work
Functional Behavior Assessment: Going Beyond Topography
Applied Verbal Behavior: Introduction to Request Training
Reinforcement: What It Is and How To Use It
Establishing Instructional Control: Arranging the Environment to Decrease Escape Behaviors and Promote Cooperation
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