Complementary ABA Training for the Challenges of Your Practice

A challenging classroom, a young person transitioning out of school, or a day when you are reaching your own limits. These training programs provide concrete procedures for those moments, ready to be applied in practice.

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What's Next? Navigating Life After School

A framework for guiding young people with ASD into adult life

School comes to an end, and a question emerges that is rarely answered in time: what comes next? Here, you learn to build person-centered transition plans and employment strategies that address the barriers of the world of work. You come away with a framework for supporting this stage of life with both technical rigor and ethical responsibility.

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Behavior Change in Education

Bring ABA into the classroom in a way educators can sustain over time.

Every school has a student whose behavior the team may no longer know how to address effectively. In this course, you will learn to identify the function of behavior and implement Positive Behavioral Interventions and Supports (PBIS) and Multi-Tiered Systems of Support (MTSS) that educators can sustain in practice. You will complete the course with a structured plan ready to be implemented in your school setting.

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Forensic Applications of Behavior Analysis

How behavior-analytic principles can be applied within legal, correctional, and criminal justice settings.

Behavior doesn't stop at the classroom door, and it doesn't stop at the prison gate either. In this course, you will learn to apply behavior-analytic principles within legal, correctional, and criminal justice settings, from understanding the roots of criminal behavior to designing interventions that actually change it. You will gain a structured framework for working with forensic populations with both technical rigor and ethical responsibility.

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Applied Behavior Analysis

Take your first steps as an ABA practitioner, starting from the fundamentals with rigor.

The practitioner role is the entry point into behavior analysis, but developing the judgment required for effective practice takes training. Here, you will explore the foundations, assessment, verbal behavior, and intervention, with 24 of the 40 hours dedicated to guided practice and case simulations. You will gain a solid foundation and preparation for two international certifications: ABAT (QABA) and IBT (IBAO).

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