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What is Neurodiversity?

This post is about neurodiversity, celebrating the unique ways our brains work and highlighting the importance of creating inclusive environments that respect individual differences. Challenges faced by neurodiverse individuals often stem from environmental barriers like noise or mismatched support, not from their uniqueness. By adapting environments to meet diverse needs, we can reduce these barriers and enable everyone to thrive. Embracing neurodiversity strengthens communities and fosters a society where everyone feels valued and safe to be their true selves.

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Challenging Bias and Upholding Consent: Research for Social Justice in Behaviour Practice

On the 13th of August, 2024, we had the privilege of hosting Professor Fernanda Oda in an exclusive webinar, where we explored essential topics in behavioural practice, focusing on social justice and the biases that can influence practitioners' work. Professor Oda, with an extensive background in Behaviour Analysis and international experience in both research and teaching, guided us through key concepts that directly impact the quality and ethics of professional practice

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What is Neurodiversity?

This post is about neurodiversity, celebrating the unique ways our brains work and highlighting the importance of creating inclusive environments that respect individual differences. Challenges faced by neurodiverse individuals often stem from environmental barriers like noise or mismatched support, not from their uniqueness. By adapting environments to meet diverse needs, we can reduce these barriers and enable everyone to thrive. Embracing neurodiversity strengthens communities and fosters a society where everyone feels valued and safe to be their true selves.

PBS

webinars

Challenging Bias and Upholding Consent: Research for Social Justice in Behaviour Practice

On the 13th of August, 2024, we had the privilege of hosting Professor Fernanda Oda in an exclusive webinar, where we explored essential topics in behavioural practice, focusing on social justice and the biases that can influence practitioners' work. Professor Oda, with an extensive background in Behaviour Analysis and international experience in both research and teaching, guided us through key concepts that directly impact the quality and ethics of professional practice

PBS

webinars

Inside PBS Together: Innovative Training for Practitioners

In this new session, we’ll showcase how we’re revolutionising PBS training with interactive courses that combine roleplays, case studies, and the best of instructional design and educational technology. It’s a unique opportunity to get an inside look at our upcoming in-person and online workshops, and to learn more about the PBS Bootcamp – a major innovation for those looking to start 2025 on the right foot!

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How do your participants and their families perceive your work? The importance of social validity in PBS

This post highlights the importance of social validity in Positive Behaviour Support (PBS) interventions, emphasising that the success of behaviour change is incomplete without considering the perspectives of participants and their families. It reviews the evolution of social validity in behaviour analysis, referencing key studies from the Journal of Applied Behavior Analysis (JABA). Recent research shows increased attention to social validity, underscoring its role in improving the quality and acceptance of behavioural interventions. Practical methods for measuring social validity are also discussed for practitioners.

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