Who Does Inclusion Really Exclude. In Who Does Inclusion Really Exclude, becomes clinically important the moment a team has to turn good intentions into reliable action inside case conceptualization, intervention design, staff training, and literature-informed problem solving.
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Join Free →Inclusion is a value held deeply across many professional fields. It promotes value, self-worth, and equitable opportunity; critical values held by ethically-sound organizations. But what is the cost of inclusion? Have you considered in your attempt to be inclusive there may be unintended consequences that limit others? Acts of inclusion often create exclusion. Inclusive practices are now standard, occurring daily throughout workplaces. While it usually has great intent, it can unknowingly create moments of exclusion, resulting in feelings of rejection and resentment which may erode the organization's bedrock. Yet, it remains an uncomfortable and unpopular topic of conversation.
| Certification Body | Credits | Type |
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| BACB® | 0.5 | General |
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Jackie Borrelli is a Board- Certified Behavior Analyst (BCBA), with an extensive background in human services. She holds an undergraduate degree in Psychology from Rutgers University, a master’s in social work from Fordham University, and a graduate certificate from the University of West Florida. She is a natural-born leader and advocate for those in need. Professionally, she has worked with populations across the lifespan. Her passion and heart lies with adults with developmental delays. Hailing from New Jersey, Jackie has seen how people can thrive when adults continue to have access to support and services as they move into adulthood. She hopes to make significant contributions the field of behavior analysis in a way that makes transition and adult services common in every state. Jackie is an engaging speaker who will bring an exciting energy to our discussion.
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