Course Description

1.0 General BCBA CEU

This course provides behavior analysts a definition of interprofessionalism and a thorough description of the benefits and the difficulties of collaboration with other professionals. Participants will learn about which professionals behavior analysts can collaborate with. The course provides a description of the different types of cross-disciplinary teams, as well as skills necessary for effective cross-disciplinary collaboration. Behavior analyst will review a decision-making model for assessing non-behavioral treatment plans (Broadhead, 2015). The course includes an interview with four collaboration experts who will share tips for effective collaboration. 

What will you learn: 

• Definition of interprofessionalism
• Benefits and difficulties of effective collaboration
• Different types of cross-disciplinary collaboration teams
• Decision-Making Model for Assessing Non-Behavioral Treatment Plans (Broadhead, 2015)
• Skills and tips for effective collaboration

Who is this course best for: 

• Soon-to-be BCBAs
• New BCBAs
• BCaBAs / BCBAs / BCBA-D / Lead RBTs who are interested in cross-multidisciplinary collaboration
• Those needing CEUs for their BACB certification (general CEUs)