Working Together: A Panel Discussion on Collaboration with Other Professionals

Course Description

In the field of Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA), effective collaboration is essential for success. This panel discussion features experienced ABA clinicians sharing their insights on working together within multidisciplinary teams. Participants will learn valuable tips for parents on how to establish a multidisciplinary team and for educators on how to collaborate effectively towards common goals.

Key Topics

• Building a multidisciplinary team centred on the child's needs
• Effective communication strategies across different specialties
• Aligning goals and establishing clear roles within the team
• Navigating challenges in collaborative settings

Insights for Parents and Educators

Parents will gain understanding on what to consider when selecting professionals for their child's team. Educators and other professionals will learn strategies for developing rapport across disciplines, identifying shared objectives, and maximising the benefits of working together in a multidisciplinary context.

Common Collaborations

The discussion will cover collaborations between various professionals, including:

• Speech and Language Pathologists
• Occupational Therapists
• Physical Therapists
• Clinical Psychologists
• Educators
• Support Workers
• Medical Professionals

Who Should Attend?

• ABA clinicians (BCBAs, BCaBAs, RBTs)
• Teachers and educators
• Therapists and support workers
• Parents and caregivers
• Anyone involved in supporting individuals with autism and developmental disabilities

Why Attend This Panel Discussion?

• Real-world Insights: Learn from experienced clinicians' firsthand experiences
• Practical Strategies: Gain actionable tips for effective collaboration
• Child-Centered Approach: Understand how working together improves outcomes for children
• Networking Opportunity: Connect with professionals across various fields related to ABA