Behavior intervention plans (BIPs) are a cornerstone of school-based behavioral support, yet traditional approaches often fail to account for the pervasive effects of trauma on student behavior. When a student who has experienced adverse childhood experiences (ACEs) engages in disruptive or avoidant behavior, the function of that behavior may be more complex than a standard four-function analysis reveals.
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Join Free →This is a recording of the event "Creating Trauma-Informed BIP's". This session is specifically designed for educators, therapists, and clinicians with a basic understanding of foundational trauma. We'll explore how to reword, influence, and create behavior intervention plans that prioritize a trauma-informed lens. (Please note, specific interventions and foundations of trauma won't be covered.) Here's what you'll gain: Introduction to Safety: How is Safety defined and why is it important? Review of Sample BIPs: See how trauma-informed concepts are applied in practice. Collaborative Case Study: Deepen your understanding through a real-world scenario.
| Certification Body | Credits | Type |
|---|---|---|
| BACB® | 1.5 | Ethics |
Annie Chen is the owner of Behavior Roots. She is a Board Certified Behavior Analyst (BCBA) and certified trauma breath coach dedicated to empowering individuals and organizations through trauma-informed practices. With a decade of experience in the therapeutic field, she offers training, workshops, and individual support, integrating applied behavioral science, breathwork, and Acceptance and Commitment Training (ACT) – a compassion-focused approach. Annie specializes in understanding the root causes of everyday challenges, particularly for neurodivergent individuals. Her unique experience includes applying ABA within the foster care system, piloting inclusive preschool programs, crisis prevention, and serving diverse multicultural populations. From training groups of 50+ educators to leading remote parent training sessions (as far as Tanzania!), Annie's expertise extends to mental health panels, conflict resolution for couples, and group breathwork workshops. She is passionate about fostering self-awareness and creating both positive and permanent change for those who seek her services. Behaviorroots.com
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