SBT from the FCR to CAB 6: A Single Case Study

Description

SBT from the FCR to CAB 6: A Single Case Study

“SBT from the FCR to CAB 6: A Single Case Study” offers 1 General Learning CEU and is presented by Taylor Johnson, MS, BCBA, IBA. This training will increase participants’ understanding of clinical decision-making during the PFA and SBT through a single case presentation of a nonverbal learner. While all are welcome, it is recommended that attendees first complete the 10 or 12 hour overview of SBT presented by Dr. Greg Hanley.

About Your Presenter…

Taylor Johnson has an MS in Behavior Analysis and Therapy and is a BCBA. She is also an Internationally certified Behavior Analyst (IBA) and a Board Certified Autism Professional. (BCAP). She has been implementing Skills Based Treatment for over 5 years and has also been a Moderator in the PFA and SBT Facebook group for the past 2 years (since June 2021). She has implemented the process with both highly verbal learners as well as non-verbal learners and in both English and German. She has completed over 25 hours of online training with FTF consulting. She was clinical director of one of the first ABA clinics in Stuttgart, Germany and is currently offering direct services as well as parent training to clients in Germany and Switzerland.

Learning Objectives

1. Participants will be able to identify advantages and disadvantages of different FCR topographies.
2. Participants will be able to identify when boundaries are necessary and will be able to use the Boundaries Rating Scale (Tropical Behavioral Solutions) to help take data.
3. Participants will understand the importance of developing a leisure skill branch in order to encourage social interactions during HRE.
   

The PFA & SBT Community is an Authorized Continuing Education Provider for the BACB® and IBAO®. Our BACB® provider ID is OP-23-10256. For concerns regarding CEUs, you can contact us here.

Accessibility information: This course is closed captioned in English and provides a transcript for all video content. For any other accessibility questions or concerns, you can contact us here.

Thank you to Jacqueline Wunderlich for the front page visuals.