Russian Translation of the Rajaraman et al. (2020) ECM Article

FTF would like to thank Lyubov Ostrovskaya for translating the Rajaraman et al. (2020) article, “Minimizing Escalation by Treating Dangerous Problem Behavior Within an Enhanced Choice Model.” Lyuba’s efforts are helping FTF fulfill its mission of worldwide dissemination of the values and methods of a contemporary, compassionate, and trauma-assumed form of ABA FTF благодарит Любовь…

Preschool Life Skills Workshop Bundle

We are pleased to present a new Preschool Life Skills Workshop Bundle! PLS is a problem behavior prevention curriculum. It is intended for students who are at risk for the development of severe problem behavior. It is not intended for students who already exhibit severe problem behavior. Objectives: Attendees will be able to… Describe and…

Dr. Barry Morgenstern’s Blog

Dr. Barry Morgenstern is an early supporter of the IISCA, as well as the Skill-Based Treatment that follows. He is also a life-long learner who always seeks continuous improvement in himself so that he may better serve clients and be a better steward of the science of behavior. We recently had the pleasure of reading…

Swedish Translation of A Perspective on Today’s ABA by Dr. Hanley

See below for a Swedish translation of Dr. Hanley’s essay on Today’s ABA. Please also find a PDF of this translation here. We would like to thank Tobias Rasmussen, Lenita Holmboe, and Oscar Strömberg for translating this article into Swedish and for helping us disseminate the values and technology associated with PFA/SBT. Vi vill tacka Tobias Rasmussen, Lenita Holmboe…

Live in-person Workshop: Preventing and Addressing Common Behavioral Challenges in Individuals with Autism and Intellectual Disabilities

October 18, 2020 from 8:00 AM to 4:15 PM Note: Registrations will be limited to 20 participants. Presenters: Kelsey Ruppel, Ph.D., BCBA-D Gregory P. Hanley, Ph.D., BCBA-D Morning Session: The Balance Program, A Parent-Professional Collaborative Approach to Emerging Problem Behavior Abstract The mission of the Balance Program is to prevent the worsening of early problem behavior in young…