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10 PA IBHS Licenses for agencies
PA IBHS training for an agency team: ten staff seats, 17 recorded sessions and six months of access per seat from setup. $890 paid once ($89 per seat). Review the topic limits before ordering.
Before your agency orders
- What does one ten-seat pack include?
- Cart quantity 1 buys one pack for up to ten staff members. Pay $890 once ($89 per seat); each seat has six months of access from setup. There is no monthly billing.
- What will our staff study?
- The 17 recordings cover topics including ABA teaching techniques, problem behavior, treatment integrity, social communication, ethics, collaboration, human development, developmental and mental health diagnoses, and psychopharmacology. Each recording includes a downloadable slide deck.
- How are staff accounts set up?
- After purchase, send support up to ten staff email addresses. Accounts are set up within one business day. Each person uses their own account and must pass each session quiz for its completion certificate.
- Does this pack complete every initial BHT training requirement?
- No. This library does not by itself establish completion of the full initial-training requirement. Your agency checks the included topics and documented clock hours against each staff member's role and training plan. Obtain CPSL mandated-reporting and first-aid training from the providers specified in the DHS training approval process linked below.
- Are these BACB continuing-education credits?
- This PA IBHS offer documents training clock hours through certificates of completion, not BACB CE credit. Do not use the provider's ACE status as a promise of BACB CE credit for this pack.
- Can I preview the recordings?
- A free seven-day recording trial is available through Start Trial. Sign in or create an account when prompted. The ten staff seats are part of the paid pack.
The same seventeen recorded sessions as our PA IBHS BHT training, covering topics including ABA teaching techniques, problem behavior, treatment integrity, social communication, ethics, collaboration, human development, developmental and mental health diagnoses, and psychopharmacology. $890 total for ten staff seats ($89 per seat), each with 6 months of access from the day it is set up, paid once.
What else you get
- Already taken one of these trainings? Ask support to swap it for one you have not. Swaps are available once, on request, during each seat's 6 months of access; they do not carry over into a later access period.
How the seats work. After purchase, send us up to ten staff email addresses and we set up their accounts within one business day. Each person signs in with their own account, passes each session's quiz, and the certificate issues on the spot. Every session comes with its downloadable slide deck for your own onboarding.
Pennsylvania DHS's published IBHS training approval process lists training offered by a BACB Authorized Continuing Education (ACE) provider as already considered approved by the Department. Special Learning is a BACB ACE provider (OP-14-2437). Your agency confirms which completed sessions and documented clock hours fit each staff member's role and training plan. This library does not by itself establish completion of the full initial-training requirement; review the topic limits for the included training. Obtain CPSL mandated-reporting and first-aid training from the providers specified in the DHS process.
Learning objectives
Mand Training Across Modalities: Effective Methods to Teach Functional Communication
- Identify and select from 5 communication modalities based on consumer needs
- Conduct a task analysis related to the communication needs of individuals
- Design an intervention plan to increase functional communication
Psychopharmacology Webinar Series Module 3: Psychopharmacology and Autism
- Recognize specific target behaviors associated with the diagnosis of ASD.
- Explore and discuss the most effective and evidence-based behavior strategies that are seen throughout various developmental stages of treatment for ASD.
- Evaluate environmental factors that may interfere with positive function in a child with ASD.
- Discuss the importance of a team approach to the care of a child with ASD across different developmental stages.
- Identify classes of psychotropic agents which have demonstrated effectiveness in the treatment of ASD.
- Discuss common medications used in the treatment of ASD, including the indication, mechanism of action, adverse and side effects, and monitoring criteria.
- Apply knowledge to specific case studies including assessment, diagnosis, treatment, and evaluation of outcomes.
- Identify skills required to approach parents about the potential benefits of psychotropic medication for their children.
- Analyze ethical issues arising during the treatment of a child with ASD and their families.
ABA in Practice - Session 1: Overview of ABA and the course
- What is applied behavior analysis?
- Who benefits from ABA?
- What are the main goals and main elements of an ABA program?
- Communication and language
- Teaching methods