About this Event
oin the workshop hosting by AIM Children's Charity - A Comprehensive and Compassionate Approach for Addressing Problem Behaviour
Speaker: Dr. Gregory Hanley
Focus: Explore a compassionate, trauma-informed approach to problem behaviour assessment and treatment. Learn about universal protocols enhancing safety, dignity, and joy.
Time & Date: May 31 and June 1 (2 days) - 9 am to 5 pm (both days)
Continuing Education: 15 CEUs available for BCBAs
Who is this for?: Professionals seeking CEUs, educators, healthcare providers, and anyone interested in compassionate behaviour management strategies.
About Autism In Mind (AIM)
Autism In Mind (AIM) was founded with a mission to offer equal opportunities for children with autism. Starting from one child's need, AIM has grown into a leading community of therapists and educators dedicated to breaking down barriers and fostering an inclusive society. Our family-friendly facility and compassionate approach reflect our belief in celebrating every child's milestones and empowering them to learn, grow, and shine.
Details
Day 1 Part 1
Today’s ABA: A Compassionate and Collaborative Approach for Improving Relationships and Behavior, the attendee will be able to:
- describe the three values associated with Today’s ABA.
- describe the most important understandings competencies for people who provide direct support to children, adolescents, or adults with autism and/or developmental and intellectual disabilities.
Day 1 Part 2
On the Latest Iteration of the Practical Functional Assessment: Knowledge and Application, the attendee will be able to:
- defend the practice of relying on synthesized reinforcement contingencies when functionally analyzing problem behavior and articulate the advantages of functional control over functional classification.
- derive the suspected response class, establishing operations, and synthesized reinforcers from interview results.
- describe the tactics for improving the safety, efficiency, and televisibility of the functional analysis.
- learn how to design the initial context in which the learner is happy, relaxed, and engaged.
- learn how to empower clients in this same context while preventing problem behavior from escalating when challenging situations are introduced.
- learn how to identify the components of priority skill sets (branches) for an individual learner.
- learn how to collect data during the practical functional assessment.
Day 2 Part 1
On the Latest Iteration of the Skill-Based Treatment Process: Knowledge and Application, the attendee will be able to:
- describe how to quickly and safely develop replacement skills within an open-door model that obviates the use of physical management and minimizes the possibility of escalated problem behavior.
- describe the generally applicable process for teaching contextually appropriate behavior following the shaping of communication and toleration repertoires.
- describe how to respond to problem behaviors were they to resurge during the skill-based treatment process.
- describe different choice models in which the process may be conducted to further minimize escalated forms of problem behavior during the therapeutic process.
- learn how to identify and develop communication and toleration repertoires for their particular learner.
- learn how to shape contextually appropriate chains of behaviors comprised of relinquishing, transitioning, starting, varying, enduring, and persisting for their particular learner.
- learn how to collect data, monitor progress, and make values-based and performance-based decisions during the skill-based treatment process.
Day 2 Part 2
The Universal Protocol: Increasing Safety, Dignity, and Joy Across the Day, the attendee will be able to:
- describe the 7 elements of the Universal Protocol.
- describe how to support the implementation of a Universal Protocol.
- describe measures used to evaluate the effects of the Universal Protocol on a client/staff-specific and organizational scale.
Regular Admission: $350.00
One Day Admission (Attending one day out of the 2 days for 7.5 CEU): $210
Disclaimer: This ACE event is sponsored by How to ABA
Refund Policy: Contact the organizer to request a refund. CanadaHelps processing fee is nonrefundable.
Questions about this event? Please contact us!
Autism In Mind Children's Charity
https://autisminmind.org/
905-597-6226
Event Venue & Nearby Stays
Accolade West Building, 89 York Boulevard, Toronto, Canada
CAD 210.00 to CAD 350.00