9 Key Resources for Behaviour Analysts in Ontario

Explore 9 key resources curated for Behaviour Technicians covering important topics including, ethical practices relating to consent, privacy and confidentiality, business and billing practices.

A brief guide to ABA for Educators and Healthcare Professionals who’re looking to work collaboratively with Behaviour Analysts

This post is a guide for educators and other professionals to learn more about Applied Behaviour Analysis and access some tips on how to work collaboratively to better support the individuals you work with.

Professional Development, EdcuationElycia Aviles, BTech L3January 15, 2021Lake Ridge Community Support ServicesWhat is ABA?, Who provides ABA?, Applied Behaviour Analysis, BACB, interprofessional collaboration, behaviour analysts, behaviour analyst

Remembering an ABA pioneer: Dr. Jack Michael

Dr. Jack Michael (January 16, 1926 - November 13, 2020. It is with great sadness that our field of ABA has lost Dr. Jack Michael at age 94 years. Dr. Michael was an American psychologist and professor at Western Michigan University. He developed one of the first token economies and is also a pioneer of behaviour modification and what is now referred to as applied behaviour analysis

Professional DevelopmentKaren Chartier, M.ADS, BCBA, Clinical DirectorNovember 17, 2020professional, ABA icons, professors

The more we get together: Communities of practice for behaviour analysts

Recently our very own Clinical Director, Karen Chartier, M.ADS, BCBA participated in a study published in the Canadian Journal of Behavioural Sciences. The study was on the use of flexible peer-based groups that facilitate professional development amongst behaviour analysts in the form of a community of practice meetings.

Professional DevelopmentKaren Chartier, M.ADS, BCBA, Clinical DirectorJanuary 31, 2020Lake Ridge Community Support Servicesprofessional, professional development, professional education, peer-to-peer interaction, professional training, formal training, communities of practice, Canadian Journal of Behavioural Science, Revue Canadienne des sciences du comportement, Louis Busch, Karen Charier, behaviour analysts, community of practice meetings