"The Ethics of Actually Helping People: Targeting Skill Acquisition Goals that Promote Meaningful Outcomes for Individuals with Autism Spectrum Disorder"

Join us for an Ethics CEU session designed to advance best practices and uphold ethical standards in the care of individuals with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD). This enriching opportunity is open to all professionals looking to deepen their understanding and application of ABA principles.

Event Overview:

Our approach to autism care transcends basic interventions, focusing on a holistic methodology that melds rigorous assessments with a deep understanding of each learner's unique needs. Led by Chief Clinical Officer Chrissy Barosky, Ph.D., BCBA-D, LABA (MA, TX, UT), LBA (RI), this session delves into the assessment-to-treatment continuum in this article. We aim to spotlight goals that foster genuine, impactful change for our learners, moving beyond mere effectiveness to achieve truly transformative results.

What You Will Learn:

• Strategies for assessment-led goal selection that pave the way for meaningful progress.
• Techniques to enhance case conceptualization beyond the outcomes of standardized skills assessments.
• Methods for crafting interventions that significantly elevate learner outcomes, driving real change in the lives of those we serve.

Supporting the Bierman STARS Program:

Your $10 investment in this course contributes directly to our Bierman STARS program, a 6-week group training initiative for families in need. This program is designed to teach the fundamentals of ABA through expert-led presentations and small group discussions, aiming to integrate ABA strategies into daily routines to improve the lives of children and their families. 

Bierman is committed to fostering an environment where learning and professional development thrive. Don't miss this opportunity to expand your knowledge and play a part in delivering life-changing support to individuals diagnosed with autism.

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