Professional Certificate in Practical ABA for ID

• Introduction to Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA): Understanding the fundamental concepts, principles, and history of ABA. • Conducting Functional Behavior Assessments (FBA): Identifying the purpose and procedures for conducting FBA to understand the cause of challenging behaviors. • Designing and Implementing Behavior Intervention Plans (BIP): Creating effective and ethical BIPs for individuals with intellectual disabilities (ID). • Data Collection and Analysis: Recording, tracking, and analyzing data to assess the effectiveness of behavior intervention strategies. • Ethical Considerations in ABA: Adhering to professional and ethical standards in ABA practice. • Verbal Behavior and Language Development: Utilizing ABA techniques to teach language and communication skills to individuals with ID. • Social Skills Training: Developing and implementing social skills training using ABA principles. • Parent and Caregiver Training: Empowering parents and caregivers with the knowledge and skills to support their loved ones with ID. • Transition Planning and Adult Services: Preparing individuals with ID for successful transition to adulthood. • Collaboration and Consultation with Professionals: Working collaboratively with professionals from various fields to support individuals with ID.