Autism
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Building the Skill Set of Collaboration: How to Build Bridges, Break Barriers, Enhance Outcomes, and Enact Teamwork
Course Credits 1.0 Type II CE Credit
This course is presented by Mary Jane Weiss.
About the presentation: Autism necessitates comprehensive care. To meet the complex needs of individuals with ASD, multiple professions must work collaboratively and in an interdisciplinary framework. Working alongside professionals from…
Stop the Patchwork: Inconsistencies in ABA Intervention for Autism
Course Credits 1.0 Type II CE Credit
This course is presented by Lorri Unumb.
About the presentation: Attorney Lorri Unumb will discuss the patchwork of autism services and funding streams that exists across the United States. Medicaid rates for ABA services vary dramatically from…
Strengthening Gestures: A Critical Component to Building Robust Communication Skills for Autistic Children
Course Credits 1.0 Type I CE Credit
This course is presented by Alice Shillingsburg.
1.0 Type II CE Credit About the presentation: The use of gestures in early child development is highly related to the development of language and communication. Research has repeatedly shown that…
Severe Behavior Services: Taking a Multidisciplinary Approach on Intensive Case Management for Individuals with Profound Autism and Other Diagnoses
Course Credits 1.0 Type II CE Credit
This course is presented by Joyce Tu.
1.0 Type II CE Credit About the presentation: Past research has shown that individuals with autism and other diagnoses could benefit from ABA intervention. Although ABA services are often provided in…
Assessment and Treatment of Sleep Problems in Children Diagnosed with Autism Spectrum Disorder
Course Credits 1.0 Type II CE Credit
This course is presented by Chunying Jin.
1.0 Type II CE Credit About the presentation: Sleep problems are prevalent among children and adolescents diagnosed with autism spectrum disorder (ASD). These problems are unlikely to abate without treatment, resulting…
Developing and Implementing Successful Behaviorally Based Social Skills for Individuals Diagnosed with Autism
Course Credits 1.0 Type II CE Credit
This course is presented by Justin B. Leaf.
This talk was filmed at the 2019 CCBS Autism Conference in Buellton, CA About the presentation: Autism spectrum disorder (ASD) is characterized by deficits in social behavior, including, but…
Looking Through a Different Lens: Educational and Medical Models of Intervention for Individuals with Autism
Course Credits 1.0 Type II CE Credit
This course is presented by Tim Courtney.
This talk was filmed at the 2019 CCBS Autism Conference in Buellton, CA About the presentation: Individuals with autism often present with complex needs. These needs may impair the individuals…
Using the Science of Behavior to Teach Compassionate Skills for Working with Families
Course Credits 1.0 Type II CE Credit
This course is presented by Mary Jane Weiss.
This talk was filmed at the 2019 CCBS Autism Conference in Buellton, CA About the presentation: Meeting the needs of learners with Autism Spectrum Disorder requires a comprehensive approach that…
Improving Outcomes for Children with Autism: Telehealth Applications for Supervision and Coaching of Early Intervention Professionals
Course Credits 1.0 Type II CE Credit
This course is presented by Wendy Machalicek.
About the presentation: Behavior analysts and other early intervention providers are challenged to provide ongoing training, and coaching with performance feedback to supervises as part of ongoing case supervision related…
Selling Hype or Giving Hope: Science and Pseudoscience in Autism Treatment
Course Credits 1.0 Type II CE Credit
This course is presented by Thomas Zane.
This talk was filmed at the 2019 CCBS Autism Conference in Buellton, CA About the presentation: Autism treatment has long been known as a ‘fad magnet’ that attracts well- vetted…
The Longest Journey
Course Credits 1.0 CE Credit
This course is presented by Tristram H. Smith.
Instructions: You must have a printed version of the book: Behavioral Science: Tales of Inspiration, Discovery and Service in order to take this course. You may purchase this book from The Cambridge Center…
Behavioral Treatment of Autistic Children: Ivar Lovaas (1988) In Historical Perspective
Course Credits 3.5 Type II CE Credits
About the presentation: The heart of this continuing education (CE/CEU) module is the film “Behavioral Treatment of Autistic Children: Ivar Lovaas,” produced by Ed Anderson (and sold separately through the…
The Next Generation of Research on Applied Behavior Analytic Interventions for Individuals with ASD
Course Credits 1.0 Type II CE Credit
This course is presented by Tristram H. Smith.
About the presentation: The extraordinary success of behavior analytic interventions for individuals with an autism spectrum disorder (ASD) has fueled the rapid growth of behavior analysis as a profession….
ABA and DIR/Floortime: Compatible or Incompatible?
Course Credits 1.5 Type II CE Credits, 1.5 Type II Ethics CE Credits
This course is presented by Robert K. Ross.
About the presentation: Behavior analysts providing Early intensive Behavioral Intervention (EIBI) to children diagnosed with autism spectrum disorders (ASD) may be asked to provide other interventions or collaborate with…
Changing Lives: Early Intensive Behavioral Interventions
Course Credits 2.5 Type II CE Credits
This course is presented by Patrick Friman.
The University of Massachusetts Medical School/EK Shriver Center and the Cambridge Center for Behavioral Studies collaborated to produce a panel-style video addressing current questions in educating individuals diagnosed…
Mapping Verbal Behavior
Course Credits 1.0 Type II CE Credit
This course is presented by Mark Sundberg.
In cooperation with Karen R. Wagner, PhD and Behavior Services of Brevard, we offer the following CEU opportunity from The (R)Evolution of Behavior Analysis project: Mark Sundberg: Mapping Verbal…