TRAININGS 92: Alternatives to ABA

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THINK+change offers TALKS, TRAININGS, and TOOLS designed to support training and education about people with intellectual and developmental disabilities (I/DD) for them, their families, and the professionals in their lives.
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TRAININGS 92: Alternatives to ABA

THINK+change Podcasts

24 minutes

3 months ago

TRAININGS 92: Alternatives to ABA

When it comes to supporting people with intellectual/developmental disabilities, particularly with autism, it’s important to work hard to find the right path. A common therapy that many families and individuals utilize, ABA (Applied Behavior Analysis) can be a very helpful tool in ensuring safety and success in community spaces. However, is it the best choice (or only choice) to help someone with IDD use their voice and be their authentic selves in the world? In this episode, Sarah Grazier, Executive Director of the Colorado Developmental Disabilities Council, joins THINK+change to discuss the importance of community integration and how we can support individuals with IDD in a variety of ways!