The Autism Partnership Foundation's 2020 International Conference brought together researchers, clinicians, educators, parents of individuals with ASD, and adults diagnosed with ASD to explore the current state of evidence and practice in the field. Day Two of this five-hour on-demand conference addressed themes of caregiver involvement, behavioral skills training, emerging research, and the perspectives of those with lived experience of autism — a configuration that reflects the field's growing recognition that effective ABA practice cannot be confined to the therapy room.
Provider: Autism Partnership Foundation
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Join Free →Day two of the Autism Partnership Foundation's 2020 International On Demand Conference explores the latest trends in the fields of ASD and ABA. Panelists, including parents of individuals diagnosed with ASD and adults diagnosed with ASD, will share their unique experiences and perspectives. This conference offers one of the biggest multi-national platforms for academics, researchers, special education teachers, doctors, and [...]
| Certification Body | Credits | Type |
|---|---|---|
| BACB | 5 | General |
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