Choosing the right support for your autistic child can be an overwhelming experience. There are various therapeutic approaches, and many families find it challenging to source clear information on which path to take.  One well-known and evidence-based intervention approach is Applied Behaviour Analysis (ABA).  This approach has been used to help children learn for many decades. However, there is some controversy and debate about the approach.

This talk will help you better understand ABA – its strengths, nuances, misconceptions and limitations so you can make informed decisions. The talk will cover:

• What is ABA, and why do families choose this type of support for their child?
• What are the strengths and limitations of ABA?
• The range of ABA approaches.
• What are some of the criticisms and misconceptions?
• If you are considering this type of intervention for your child, what should you look for in a quality ABA provider?

Who is this talk suitable for?

This talk is suited to parents and carers of children aged 2-6 years currently engaged in intervention/therapy.

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Karen McKinnon

Karen McKinnon is Autism Partnership’s National Clinical Director, a registered Psychologist, and Board Certified Behaviour Analyst. She has worked in the field since 1995 and has consulted nationally and internationally with families of children with autism. Her work includes diagnostic assessments, psychological consultation, school consultation, and supervision of behavioural intervention programs, along with Autism Partnership’s staff training and professional development. She regularly presents at seminars and conferences.

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About Autism Partnership

Autism Partnership has been supporting children and families for over 25 years. We believe that every child deserves a life of independence and opportunity. We provide autism-specific services, intervention and support to autistic children and their families. Autism Partnership is a not-for-profit organisation.

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