Perspectives and Perceptions: A BCBA's Guide to Great Collaboration (3.0 CEUs)
Janis Krempa shares practical ways BCBAs can improve their soft skills with clients, parent and colleagues. (3.0 CEUs)
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Users of this course will learn:
Identify Core Belief when working with a team
Identify perceptions of BCBAs from a “non-ABA” outlook
Identify possible (EO) perspectives of professional team members, parents, and the client
Identify 3 Growth Mindset strategies to use when talking with team members on behalf of your student
Perspectives and Perceptions- A BCBA’s Guide to Great Collaboration
Master soft skills as you learn to collaborate beautifully with parents, team members and others! Worth 3 CEUs
In your work as a BCBA, have you ever thought to yourself:
“There are so many skills that I’ve mastered. I can practically write a behavior plan in my sleep ;). But somehow when it comes to working with other professionals or the family of my client, I’m SO lost!”
“How are so many different individuals, each with their own mindset and training, supposed to collaborate to help out this client?”
“I wish I’d have ideas for getting the school and the parents on board with me regarding my client. It’s so difficult to make progress without these pieces in place.”
We get you.
As a BCBA, you’ve been trained to make decisions based on solid research and proven data. You’ve spent endless hours learning the science behind behavior plans, carefully planning which goals to aim for and a solid plan for reaching those goals.
All this is mighty important. It’s what makes ABA a measurable process that works.
But equally as important is realizing that
Our clients are much more than a list of data or set of goals
Each member of the team brings unique value and expertise to the table
By working together with all members of the team, whether it’s a social worker, child psychologist, classroom teacher or the family, we’re enabling the client to achieve the utmost that he can in the best way possible.
“OK, I get that collaboration is really important. But I have no idea where I can learn the skills needed for this from someone who understands what being a BCBA is all about! ”
Well, search no longer :).
In this fabulous course, Janice Krempa combines her decades of work as a BCBA, her compassionate, perceptive personality and her own experience as a mom, to guide BCBAs in working well with all members of the team.
Janice gives over a true understanding of every member of the team and what they each bring to the table. She then does a wonderful job explaining how to develop the soft skills necessary to work as a team with each of these members. She uses clear, comprehensive lists as well as powerful visuals to make the ideas she’s discussing come alive.
Perspectives and Perceptions is chock full of tips and ideas in upping your collaboration skills which are all presented in an interesting, pleasant manner. Enjoy this valuable course that will help you tremendously while coordinating with all the important individuals of your client’s team.
Here’s a peek at some of what you’ll get in Janice’s course that will give you a wholesome mindset when it comes to collaboration:
Learn what it means to have a growth mindset
Increase your patience and understanding of parents
Work on really listening to what others have to say
Gain a real understanding of the perspectives of other members of the team
Realize the importance of proper ‘bedside manner’ as a BCBA
Hear why other BCBAs LOVED Perspectives and Perceptions:
“Janis was a fabulous speaker! I appreciated this topic and the quiet passion that she spoke with. I will be seeking out future presentations by her!”
~J.H.
“Great training! I asked our entire department to attend this course!”
~F.F.
“I truly believe that success in our careers has to do with soft skills. Many of us have the knowledge and skills required of our profession. But success with our families requires much more... Thanks!”
~M.M.
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