About the Clinical Series
What to expect
2 hours a week asynchronous with recorded content and 1 hour a week synchronous with Saundra Bishop, MS, BCBA, LBA, CCTP and a cohort of up to 12 colleagues.
CEU
12 CEUs (including 2 Ethics and 2 Supervision).
You will also receive an electronic copy of the Trauma Informed Behavior Management Handbook (a $100 value)
Course Schedule
Week 1
Introduction to Trauma
Informed ABA and Behavior Management
Objectives
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Attendees will identify what trauma events setting events (TESEs) are and how they apply to ABA
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Attendees will discuss the ethical implications of trauma using and not using trauma informed interventions
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Attendees will set up data collection systems for a client
Week 2
Setting Events
Objectives
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Attendees will be able to define how trauma events (TESEs) can function as a setting event
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Attendees will review and practice the steps of implementing a trauma informed antecedent intervention addressing TESEs
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Attendees will apply trauma informed TESE antecedent interventions to a real treatment plan
Week 3
Replacement Behaviors
and Consequences
Objectives
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Attendees will be able to teach replacement behaviors that target the unique functions that maintain behavior for people who have experienced trauma events (TESEs)
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Attendees will be able to teach consequence interventions that address the trauma event setting event (TESE)
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Attendees will apply trauma informed replacement behaviors and consequence interventions to a treatment plan
Week 4
Behavior Plans and Supervision
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Attendees will be able to identify tools to follow up on implementation of trauma informed skills (ie: field assessments, self report, group check-ins)
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Attendees will be able to implement a trauma informed support plan if staff need support with implementation of skills
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Attendees will be able to use the previous sessions to create a trauma informed behavior plan using the template provided