Teaching Compassion Skills to Students of Behavior Analysis: A Preliminary Investigation

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Bierman Autism Centers warmly invites you to our upcoming Virtual Supervision CEU Event:

"Teaching Compassion Skills to Students of Behavior Analysis: A Preliminary Investigation"

Date: Wednesday, April 24
Time: 3-4 pm EST
Investment: $10
CEU Credit: 1 Supervision CEU

About the Session:

In our journey to foster comprehensive growth among future BCBA professionals, we're delighted to offer a session that extends beyond conventional behavior analysis. Guided by Simone Palmer, Ph.D., BCBA-D, LABA, VP of Clinical Training, this enlightening presentation will explore the vital soft skills of empathy and compassionate care. These often-overlooked competencies are crucial for fostering therapeutic rapport and achieving improved outcomes in behavior analysis.

Event Highlights:

Empathic and Compassionate Care Skills: Delve into methods for incorporating empathy and compassion into ABA training.
Preliminary Investigation Insights: Discuss the findings from a recent study on teaching soft skills to ABA students and their impact on professional practice.
Link to Article: Please review this publication before attending the course for an in-depth understanding.

Supporting the Bierman STARS Program:

Your participation not only enriches your professional capabilities but also directly supports our Bierman STARS program. This initiative is dedicated to empowering families in need with the foundational principles of ABA, fostering an environment where learning and professional development thrive.

Join us in this exceptional session to broaden your skill set and contribute to the significant growth of compassionate care within the ABA community.

We look forward to your participation in this transformative experience!

Elizabeth Henry, MS, BCBA, COBA

Regional Clinical Director

Bierman Autism Centers

Elizabeth started working in the field of ABA in 1998 as an undergraduate student. She earned a dual master’s in ABA and OBM from the Florida Institute of Technology. During her career, she has worked in home, community, and center-based settings with clients ranging in age from 2 to 22. After many years as a clinician, Elizabeth founded an ABA agency. After selling the agency, she started working as a Regional Director with a national company that afforded her many new leadership and growth opportunities. Elizabeth is passionate about the generalization of skills, caregiver collaboration, treatment dosage, developing leaders, and ACT. Elizabeth has served on a variety of committees and executive boards.