Objectives

After completing this course, students will:

  • Demonstrate in a poll (at the end of the training) at least one way that using the techniques we discussed can help a ‘mock scenario’ that will be presented.

  • Show their understanding how a human service organization is, in many ways, like an organism, and how this relates to the use of ABA in management/supervision

  • Demonstrate how an ABA principles can be used to better manage/supervise a mental health organization.

Course curriculum

  • 1

    Welcome!

    • Welcome to Approaching Organizations as Organisms: Applying ABA Principles for Effective Supervision and Operational Management

    • Student Engagement Disclaimer

    • Course Downloads: Approaching Organizations as Organisms

    • Video #1: Introduction

    • Video #2: What Can We Gain Looking at an Organization as an Organism?

    • Video #3: The Effects of ABA Principles

    • Video #4: Assessment of an Organization

    • Video #5: Structured Intervention Plans - Part One

    • Video #6: Structured Intervention Plans - Part Two

    • Video #7: Reinforcement

    • Video #8: The R Culture

    • Video #9: Punishment

    • Video #10: Feedback Systems

  • 2

    Last steps

    • ASR: Quiz - Please answer these questions

    • Confirmation of Student Profile Information for CEUs Certificate

    • Completion Survey: Approaching Organizations as Organisms

Approaching Organizations as Organisms

Applying ABA principles for effective supervision and operational management.

BCBAs are highly skilled clinicians, but only when dealing with organisms as their subjects. When working with the systems and environments that we develop in our ORGANIZATIONS, we seem to forget our ABA training. This is not the fault of the BCBA (or the Organizational managers) but is due to the fact that we usually receive limited training in organizational leadership and management. Yet, we supervise staff, influence culture, and impact agency systems daily and seldom think how the ORGANIZATION (like any other ORGANISM), lives, breathes and reacts to the environment in the ways that ABA teaches us. This training bridges that gap by applying ABA to: Staff Supervision, Organizational Culture and Needs Assessment, Performance Management and Operational Excellence, Leadership Effectiveness.

Course Presenters

Gary Carone

MS LLP LMSW BCBA LBA

Gary Carone MS LLP LMSW BCBA LBA is a Limited Licensed Psychologist, Licensed Masters Social Worker and Board Certified Behavior Analyst. He has practiced for the past 40 years and has specialized in helping people with developmental disabilities (including autism). He has also worked with and designed interventions for people with anxiety, panic, chronic stress and depression. Mr. Carone was the founder and past President of PsychSystems P.C., a behavioral health practice that helped people throughout Michigan and Northwestern Ohio from 2001- 2018. Mr. Carone has also been on the faculty at Purdue Global and is currently on the faculty of the ABA Graduate Program at the University of Michigan-Dearborn. Currently, Mr. Carone is a consultant, teacher, practicum supervisor and trainer through his company Human Services Solutions LLC. (www.humanservicessolutions.info)  Mr. Carone holds a BS degree from Michigan State University and an MS in Behavioral Clinical Psychology from Eastern Michigan University.

Reviews

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This course affirms everything I have felt that our field needs. I want everyone in the field to watch this, and start running ABA companies this way!

This course affirms everything I have felt that our field needs. I want everyone in the field to watch this, and start running ABA companies this way!

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Garrison Hocker

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I really enjoyed this course. The information was clear, practical, and easy to relate to real-life situations. I especially liked the focus on using positive reinforcement and creating supportive environments instead of relying on punishment. It ...

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I really enjoyed this course. The information was clear, practical, and easy to relate to real-life situations. I especially liked the focus on using positive reinforcement and creating supportive environments instead of relying on punishment. It gave me ideas that I can apply in my own practice, and the presenter made the topic engaging and easy to understand.

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