ABA Blog: Free Insurance Introduction by CalABA

2012-06-08

Free Insurance Introduction by CalABA

FREE Webinar!
Health Insurance 101 for Behavior Analysts
Sponsored by CalABA

When: Tuesday, June 19th, 2012 from 12:00 pm-1:00 pm PDT
Presenters: Members of the CalABA Public Policy's Insurance Work Group Sarah Trautman-Eslinger, M.A., BCBA and Dr. David Adams, PsyD, BCBA-D.
Who would benefit from attending this event: ABA practitioners who are ready to start the process of working with health insurance companies OR don't know where to start!
Content covered: Sarah and David will review fundamental information regarding:

An overview of SB 946
A brief history about how health insurance companies work and who regulates their practices in the state of California
How to become eligible to work with health insurance companies as an in-network provider

To register to attend this event click or copy/paste this link into your browser:
https://calabawebinars.webex.com/mw0306ld/mywebex/default.do?siteurl=calabawebinars&service=6

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Discrete Trials Teaching with Children with Autism – A Self-Instructional Manual is the joint effort of Drs. Daniela Fazzio, PhD, BCBA-D and Garry L. Martin, PhD, to contribute to the continuously growing field of early intensive behavioral intervention (EIBI) for children with autism. With the growing numbers of children diagnosed and of the availability of programs and practitioners using applied behavior analysis to teach them, comes a substantial need for effective training strategies to bring interventionists and educators up to speed. Discrete Trials Teaching (DTT) is one of the main instructional strategies used in EIBI and a good DTT package will require good instructional material and qualified professionals to supervise implementation. The DTT Manual provides the instructional material and the structure for mastery of the components of this DTT package; the manual has been extensively researched with good results on accuracy of DTT implementation in the training setting and generalization with actual children with autism.