The course prepares learners to select, implement, and evaluate individualized, function-based interventions to reduce challenging behaviors and teach appropriate replacement behaviors.

Learners explore functional assessment, reinforcement procedures, antecedent interventions, extinction, behavior reduction strategies, and the ethical use of punishment within comprehensive intervention plans.

The course also develops skills in identifying behavioral function, selecting evidence-based and least intrusive interventions, defining measurable goals, making data-based decisions, designing behavior intervention plans, teaching replacement behaviors, monitoring procedural integrity, evaluating intervention outcomes, programming for generalization and maintenance, and planning for the gradual fading of services.

Please note: Access duration is 6 months from the date of purchase.