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Our courses are designed to educate and support you so that you can be the best caregiver and advocate possible for your child! In our trainings you will find behavioral support tools and takeaways that will help you and your child or student across their lifespan.

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FREE COURSE Understanding Autism Spectrum Disorder

When your child has been diagnosed with autism spectrum disorder, it can be difficult to know where to start. The best place to start is by understanding what autism spectrum disorder is with our FREE course.

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FREE COURSE What is ABA?

In this course we will discuss what Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) is, benefits of ABA, who is involved in therapy, and what to expect from ABA therapy sessions. We also give you the tools to begin the process of beginning ABA therapy, evaluating quality ABA providers, and what to expect when you begin services. Claim your FREE course below.

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Bribery Vs Reinforcement

Find out how to tell the difference between bribery and reinforcement, and the correct way to reinforce behavior. It is time to say hello to good behavior and goodbye to bad behavior!

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Why Is This Happening? A Look Into The Functions Of Behavior

Join us to become a behavioral detective and learn more about why challenging behavior occurs, how to stop it, and what to do if you accidentally reinforced bad behavior.

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ABA Recomended Activites

Looking for additional resources and ways to incorpoate ABA in the home setting? We’ve got you covered!  At Epicenter ABA we love teaching new skills. Reach out to your BCBA or Case Manager for more ideas!

It says paper bag scarecrow crafts for kids in white with a red background. Below the text are two examples of the paperbag scarecrow crafts completed where someone has added a hat, hair, googly eyes, a smile, and clothes to a paper lunch bag and made it look like a scarecrow.

Create your own scarecrow puppets!

This engaging activity is perfect for practicing shape and color recognition, enhancing fine motor skills, and following directions. 

Materials Needed:

  • paper bag
  • construction paper shapes
  • glue

Instructions:

Click here for a template and original instructions. 

 
A simple, brown paper or felt tree with colorful paper or felt leaves attached. The leaves are orange, red, yellow, and brown.

Thankfulness Tree Activity

Materials Needed:

  • Paper or felt tree (or a few branches placed in a vase)
  • Cut-out leaves in fall colors
  • Markers or crayons
  • Velcro dots or tape

Instructions:

  1. Introduce the Concept of Thankfulness: Talk with the child about what it means to be thankful. You can prompt them with examples like family, friends, or favorite activities and toys.
  2. Build Mands and Language Skills: Ask the child to identify or label things they’re thankful for and write them on the leaves together. Each time they name something, reinforce it with praise, and help them attach it to the tree.
  3. Practice Fine Motor Skills: Encourage the child to pick up leaves, use markers, and place the leaves on the tree. Use Velcro dots to make this process easy and interactive.
  4. Use the Tree for Positive Reinforcement: Throughout November, add to the tree whenever the child expresses gratitude or completes a task. This visual reminder reinforces positive behaviors and language skills!

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