Joint Attention Presentation well received!
Our staff presented a seminar on Development of Joint Attention in Individuals with ASD at our local peer review roundtable event (March 2012). As this is a key area of intervention when joint attention skills are not established, details of our assessment procedures and intervention strategies were shared and well received by our group of colleagues. Thank you!
Dr. Barbin -Expert Panelist on Behavior at 2012 DC Area Special Needs Sampler- Weinfeld Group
Please plan to attend the 3rd Annual Diamonds in the Rough: D.C. Area Special Learning Needs Sampler for parents and professionals working with children with special learning needs.
March 18, 2012 10:00 a.m. – 3:30 p.m.
Universities of Maryland at Shady Grove Rockville
Early bird rate until 2/29- $25 individual/$45 couple
Regular rate: $45 individual/$85 couple
Dr. Barbin will take part in the Expert Panel on Dealing with Behavioral Issues (11:45-12:45). Hope to see you there!
Dr. Barbin to Present Autism Workshop at Accessibility Summit 2012
Please join us at the 2012 Accessibility Summit for Dr. Jane Barbin’s pre-conference workshop on Putting Together the Pieces of the Autism Puzzleto be held Friday, April 20, 2012 from 3pm- 5pm (McLean Bible Church). Dr. Barbin will address behavioral supports for individuals with ASD. To register, please contact www.AccessibilitySummit.org Hope to see you there!
** Please also visit our Resource Booth at the event! Keely Hersey, Referral Coordinator and Krystle Hedrick, M.Ed., BCBA, Consultant, will be on hand to answer resource questions for those with ASD, behavior disorders and developmental delays.
Task Sequences Seminar Well Received!
Our “Maximizing Success” anniversary seminar series, jointly held with the Organization for Autism Research was concluded on October 3, 2011 with “Task Sequences for Independence”. Dr. Barbin, our presenter, shared a great deal of practical information on selecting and setting up chaining or task sequence skills and effectively teaching them to provide for greater independence in home, community, work and school settings. The information was well received by the audience who brought forth many examples and questions to build on the take home message. Look for future seminar events in the local area! See our calendar of ”Events” for more details.
Task Sequences Seminar Series, October 2011
Registration Now Open for October 3rd Seminar with OAR
“Maximizing Success: Task Sequences for Independence”
Monday, October 3, 2011 (6-8 pm). Dinner served.
Register at: http://www.researchautism.org/news/otherevents/TaskSequences.asp
Cost: $15/ advance and $25/ at door. See you there! Questions please call (703) 855-4032.
Behavioral Directions Welcomes GMU Intern
We warmly welcome our first intern (Ms. Kate Paul) to Behavioral Directions, LLC. Ms. Paul is completing a practicum focused on applied behavior analysis through George Mason University. She has also supported families served by Behavioral Directions, LLC for the past several years and we are happy to support her on this academic journey! Welcome, Kate!
BD/ OAR Seminar (Oct 3, 2011): Using Task Sequences to Teach Independence
To mark their shared 10 year anniversary of service to the autism community, Behavioral Directions LLC and the Organization for Autism Research (OAR) present a seminar series.
| Seminar #2: Monday, October 3, 2011 (6:00 p.m.-8 p.m.-dinner served)Using Task Sequences to Create Independence: This workshop will introduce breaking down task sequences (e.g., daily living skills, chores, leisure skills, morning/night routines, full day schedules) into component parts to establish skills and increase independence using chaining methods across the life span. Prompting and prompt fading will be reviewed and an interactive exercise will be included. Designed for educational staff, parents, and professionals. |
Presenter: DR. JANE BARBIN, PhD, BCBA-D
Location: Fairlington Community Center, 3308 S. Stafford Street, Arlington 22206
Cost: $15 in advance (pre-registered) and $25 at door
To REGISTER visit http://www.researchautism.org (click on News then Other Events to Task Sequence Seminar)
Continuing Education: (2) BACB Type 2 credits will be offered for each seminar topic through MABA.
ABOUT THE SPEAKER:
Dr. Jane Barbin, PhD, BCBA-D is a Licensed Clinical Psychologist and Board Certified Behavior Analyst – Doctoral who founded Behavioral Directions, LLC in 2001. She holds a Ph.D. in Clinical Psychology and trained in Behavioral Psychology at Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine and Kennedy Krieger Institute. As the founding director of the nationally-recognized Ivymount School Autism Program, she has practiced since 1992.
Outcome Based IEP Goals Seminar hosted by OAR and BD, LLC on April 26, 2011
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Seminar #1: Tuesday, April 26, 2011
Outcome Based IEP Goals
This workshop will present a brief overview of the IEP process, address the importance of and provide guidance on writing goals that are measurable and will offer an interactive writing exercise (Feel free to bring a sample IEP with you). This presentation is designed for educational staff, parents, and professionals.
Presenters: Dr. Jane Barbin, PhD, BCBA-D and Christine Crowell, MA, BCBA, of Behavioral Directions LLC
Time: 7- 9 pm (dinner served from 6:30pm – 7pm)
Location: George Mason University, 10340 Democracy Lane, Suite 202, Fairfax, VA
Cost: $15 in advance (pre-registered) and $25 at door
Registration now open, to register visit www.researchautism.org; click on News/Events, other Events and find IEP Seminar.
Continuing Education: (2) BACB Type 2 credits will be offered for each seminar topic through the Maryland Association for Behavior Analysis (MABA), a Type 2 ACE Provider for BACB Analysis (MABA), a Type 2 ACE Provider for BACB!
*Coming Fall 2011 : Watch for future details on Seminar #2 on Maximizing Success: Behavioral Strategies for Task Independence.
Accessibility Summit 2011 – Visit our Resource Booth
Visis us at the Accessibility Summit held April 1-2, 2011 at McLean Bible Church as we share information on our services and answer questions to support the special needs community! There are many interesting presentations and seminars scheduled for both days.
The location is the Tyson’s Corner campus of McLean Bible Church. For more information. please contact us at(703) 855-4032. Hope to see you there.
