Event Type: Public

Presented by BCBA and Co-founder of How to ABA, Shira Karpel

Earn 1 Learning CEU for ACE, QABA, and IBAO

Join us for an engaging and practical CEU event on Skill-Based Treatment (SBT)—a compassionate and evidence-based approach to addressing challenging behaviors. This session will provide an in-depth look at how SBT fosters functional communication, self-regulation, and independence while reducing problem behaviors.

Learning Objectives:

1. Identify how to apply the core components of Skills-Based Treatment (SBT)—including communication, toleration, and cooperation—within a practical classroom or clinical setting.
2. Demonstrate knowledge of how to repackage the principles of SBT into a flexible, individualized approach that meets the needs of diverse learners without requiring the full SBT protocol.
3. Demonstrate knowledge of data collection procedures used to measure progress across communication, toleration, and cooperation goals using simplified, user-friendly data sheets.

This training is designed for BCBAs, behavior therapists, educators, and other professionals working with individuals who exhibit challenging behaviors. Whether you’re new to SBT or looking to refine your approach, this session will equip you with the tools to create meaningful and lasting behavior change.

For full certification in SBT refer to FTF consulting site (Hanleys) https://ftfbc.com/credentialing/