Showing posts with label ABA. Show all posts
Showing posts with label ABA. Show all posts

ABAI info for those of you interested.

This year’s conference, “Research to Practice: Making Real Changes in the Lives of People with Autism,” will host 15 distinguished ABA experts presenting resources and information that teachers, therapists and parents can use to improve the lives of those living with an autism diagnosis. Presentations will focus on a variety of topics relating to three common themes important to the future of ASD treatment methods:

· Treatment Developments – A summary of the latest progress in behavioral intervention methods and how applied behavior analysts are helping to integrate people those with ASD into the community.

· Success Stories – Using science to guide autism treatment taking a look at the most recent and reliable case studies to help determine the future of those living with ASD.

· In Their Own Words – Personal observations and recommendations from professionals and parent advocates who are most closely affected by ASD.

If you have any questions regarding ABA International or autism treatments you can visit their website at www.abainternational.org. or contact Lauryn Coit and she will be able to connect you to the best resource.
Email: Lauryn@mcraeagency.com
Ph: 619-291-1234

Ana on ABA II


Ana on ABA II
Originally uploaded by Sara J. Smalley

Ana is giving the training for our skills trainers. It was very informative and really well presented. She gave great examples and really helped us to see the visual picture presented.

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I will be posting some more information about ABA. Many parents ask what ABA is so I want to compile information for you all. Also you need to check out this blog in a week or two. Ana will be posting information and videos of her ABA sessions.

Here is the link.
http://allaboutaba/vb.blogspot.com/

Thanks,
Sara