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Conference Archive 2013 | National Autism Conference

Conference Archive 2013




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Monday, July 29

9:00 am to 10:30 am

01. Opening Keynote: Autism Treatment: A Rich History and Promising Future
Twenty-six years ago, Ivar Lovaas published his landmark study documenting the...

10:30 am to 11:30 am

02. Autism Research Updates 2013
This presentation will focus on recent significant findings and National Institutes of Health activities in autism...

1:00 pm to 4:00 pm

03. An Introduction to the National Autism Conference and Applied Behavior Analysis
Mike Miklos will present a brief overview of evidence-based interventions for students with autism. Since most of...
04. Selecting Function-Based Treatments for Socially Maintained Problem Behavior
The field of applied behavior analysis has developed a number of methods for identifying the function of problem...
05. Thirty Years of Research on the Functional Analysis of Problem Behavior: What Have We Learned?
This presentation will summarize major themes in research on the assessment of problem behavior, the current status...
06. Bringing Science to the Community: Creating a New System of Heath Care for Infants and Toddlers with Autism
This presentation highlights the critical role of early diagnosis and intervention in attenuating the symptoms of...
07. Bench-to-Bedside: How Behavioral Momentum Theory Has and Is Informing Behavioral Interventions
This workshop will present NIH's Bench-to-Bedside initiative and relate it to contemporary advances in behavior...
08. Context Matters: Implementing Evidence-Based Practices for Children with Autism in Public Schools
Many interventions for children with autism have been proven efficacious in university-based research settings, but...
09. The Role of Joint Control in Behavior
Joint control is a concept with both applied and theoretical implications. It offers an explanation for matching,...
10. Legal Issues for Students with Autism Spectrum Disorders: Review and Update
This session will focus on reviewing and updating the basic legal lessons presented at the last two conferences. The...

4:15 pm to 5:15 pm

11. Recent Developments at the Behavior Analyst Certification Board
The presentation will focus on recent developments at the Behavior Analyst Certification Board (BACB). The most...
Tuesday, July 30

9:00 am to 12:00 pm

12. Thirty Points about Motivation from Skinner's Book Verbal Behavior and Their Implications for Autism Interventions
B.F. Skinner discussed the topic of motivation in every chapter of the book Verbal Behavior (1957), usually...
13. Adaptive Behavior and Autism Spectrum Disorders: Notes from the Forgotten Frontier
Adaptive behavior is defined as those skills or abilities that enable the individual to meet standards of personal...
14. Preference Assessments for Students with Autism Spectrum Disorders
This presentation addresses preference assessments, validation of those assessments, and how to arrange effective...
15. Early Intervention for Young Children with Autism
Autism and its treatment are controversial and complex. While some professionals suggest simple solutions, history...
16. Charting a Course of Functional Skills: Essential for Living and the Essential 8
Dr. McGreevy will describe the components of Essential for Living, a new communication, behavior, and functional...
18. Bureau of Autism Services Updates: Meeting the Needs of Individuals with Autism through Collaboration and Appropriate Supports
During this session, the Bureau of Autism Services (BAS) and Pennsylvania Autism Service, Education, Resources, and...
19. The Role and Importance of Fluency for Students with Autism
This interactive workshop will address participation as a first step in engaging students in the stages of learning...
20. Supporting Participation: Inclusive Early Intervention for Young Children with Autism
Principles of inclusion will be discussed and applied, with a focus on young children with autism regardless of "...
21. The Role of Joint Control in Behavior (repeat)
Joint control is a concept with both applied and theoretical implications. It offers an explanation for matching,...
22. A Diagnosis of Autism…Now What?
This session will provide information about the important first steps parents can take after receiving an autism...
23. An Introduction to and Administration of the VB-MAPP
The Verbal Behavior Milestones Assessment and Placement Program (VB-MAPP, Sundberg, 2008), created by Dr. Mark...

1:15 pm to 4:15 pm

24. Thirty Points about Motivation from Skinner's Book Verbal Behavior and Their Implications for Autism Interventions (repeat)
B.F. Skinner discussed the topic of motivation in every chapter of the book Verbal Behavior (1957), usually...
25. Adaptive Behavior and Autism Spectrum Disorders: Notes from the Forgotten Frontier (repeat)
Adaptive behavior is defined as those skills or abilities that enable the individual to meet standards of personal...
26. Preference Assessments for Students with Autism Spectrum Disorders (repeat)
This presentation addresses preference assessments, validation of those assessments, and how to arrange effective...
27. Early Intervention for Young Children with Autism (repeat)
Autism and its treatment are controversial and complex. While some professionals suggest simple solutions, history...
28. Charting a Course of Functional Skills: Essential for Living and the Essential 8 (repeat)
Dr. McGreevy will describe the components of Essential for Living, a new communication, behavior, and functional...
30. Setting the Stage for Social Success: Acting Antics
This is a workshop in which participants will be very actively engaged. We will briefly review the social needs of...
31. An Examination of the Use of Technology in Autism Support Classrooms
This session will examine the various ways to use technology in autism support classrooms: as a means to reinforce...
32. Teaching Signs and Sign Language to Hearing Students with Developmental Disabilities Including Autism
This workshop will focus on teaching sign language to children and adults with autism (and other developmental...
33. Teaching Your Child with Autism to Comply
This session will focus on building a repertoire of strategies that parents, caregivers, and professionals can use...
34. The Basics of Mand Training
Social initiation and communication deficits are hallmarks of autism. Mand training provides a method to teach...
35. Programming Based on the Analysis of Verbal Behavior
Successful programming is dependent upon accurate assessment and an analysis that leads to a selection of skill...

4:30 pm to 5:30 pm

36. Special Presentation: Explaining the New DSM-5 Criteria for Autism Spectrum Disorders
Conference participants will gain an understanding of the research that informed the changes to the American...
Wednesday, July 31

9:00 am to 12:00 pm

37. The Role of the Reflexive Conditioned Motivating Operations (CMO-R) in Teaching Children with Autism
The principle of motivation has resurfaced as an independent variable in the field of behavior analysis over the...
38. Mand Training for Individuals with Autism: A Review of the Literature and Some Recommendations for Practice
Mands are recommended as one of the initial targets in an early and intensive behavioral intervention (EIBI) program...
39. Antecedent Interventions and Considerations to Reduce Significant Problem Behavior
This presentation will cover two general antecedent strategies: noncontingent reinforcement and prompting....
40. Ethics and Professional Behavior
Deliberate and often automatic ethical conduct is required for professional behavior analysts, on a daily basis, for...
41. Contriving Transitive Conditioned Motivating Operations (CMO-T) to Establish Manding Skills
This presentation will provide an overview of research conducted to date on the transitive conditioned motivating...
42. Teaching Procedures to Improve Vocal Responding
This session will cover assessment of speech skills and target selection. Articulation improvement procedures within...
43. Teaching Social Sexual Safety Skills to Students with Autism Spectrum Disorders
Children and adults with autism spectrum disorders need knowledge and skills in order to be safe, including social,...
44. Developing Programs for Young Learners Diagnosed with Autism
This presentation will address behavioral-based intervention procedures and programs addressing symptoms associated...
45. Teaching Intraverbals: The Difference Between "Rote" and "Meaningful"
This presentation will focus on the relationship between intraverbal behavior and other verbal relations. A...
46. A Summary of the Effectiveness of Treatments for Pediatric Feeding Disorders
Previous research has demonstrated that escape extinction (EE) is a necessary component of treatment for pediatric...
47. Instruction Basics for Children with Autism
This session will provide a review of various strategies and procedures for the delivery of high-quality instruction...

1:15 pm to 4:15 pm

49. The Role of the Reflexive Conditioned Motivating Operations (CMO-R) in Teaching Children with Autism (repeat)
The principle of motivation has resurfaced as an independent variable in the field of behavior analysis over the...
50. Mand Training for Individuals with Autism: A Review of the Literature and Some Recommendations for Practice (repeat)
Mands are recommended as one of the initial targets in an early and intensive behavioral intervention (EIBI) program...
51. Antecedent Interventions and Considerations to Reduce Significant Problem Behavior (repeat)
This presentation will cover two general antecedent strategies: noncontingent reinforcement and prompting....
52. Ethics and Professional Behavior (repeat)
Deliberate and often automatic ethical conduct is required for professional behavior analysts, on a daily basis, for...
53. Contriving Transitive Conditioned Motivating Operations (CMO-T) to Establish Manding Skills (repeat)
This presentation will provide an overview of research conducted to date on the transitive conditioned motivating...
54. Teaching Procedures to Improve Vocal Responding (repeat)
This session will cover assessment of speech skills and target selection. Articulation improvement procedures within...
55. Preparing for Success in the Workplace for People with Autism Spectrum Disorders
People with autism CAN be successful in the workplace if they know and use the skills that the workplace requires....
56. Developing Programs for Young Learners Diagnosed with Autism (repeat)
This presentation will address behavioral-based intervention procedures and programs addressing symptoms associated...
57. Teaching Intraverbals: The Difference Between "Rote" and "Meaningful" (repeat)
This presentation will focus on the relationship between intraverbal behavior and other verbal relations. A...
58. Understanding and Treating Sleep Problems of Children with Autism and Related Disabilities
The goal of this seminar is to provide attendees with a sound understanding of factors that worsen and improve...
59. Behavior Basics for Children with Autism
This session will cover basic information related to identifying maladaptive behaviors and how behavior analysis can...
60. Autism Support at the High School Level: Integrating Communication Instruction, Transition Planning, and Life Skills
This session will be led by a high school autistic support team. The team will provide participants with an overview...
Thursday, August 1

9:00 am to 12:00 pm

62. Instructional Pacing and Children with Autism Spectrum Disorders
Time is a critical yet neglected dimension of instructional effectiveness. The purpose of this presentation is to...
63. Teaching Students with Autism How To Read Using Direct Instruction
The presentation will utilize Reading Mastery Level K, the Signature Edition as the instructional program....
64. Protocols for Teaching Responding by Feature, Function, or Class (FFC) Across the Operants
This presentation will describe protocols for teaching the following language skills within the context of discrete...
65. Motivating Operations and Discriminative Stimuli Have Last Names: Implications for the Assessment and Treatment of Challenging Behavior
Most of us refer to motivating operations (MOs) and discriminative stimuli (SDs) by a shortened version of their...
66. Social Skills for Higher Functioning Children
This session will examine ways to teach social skills to higher functioning learners. Peer-to-peer manding,...
67. Parent Engagement in the Individualized Education Program Process
Parents are very important participants in the special education process. This session will provide an opportunity...
69. Skill Sequences and Strategies in Training Motor Skills
This workshop will present sequences for teaching a variety motor skills, based upon both developmental norms and...
70. Assessment and Treatment of Incontinence with Emphasis on Delayed Toilet Training, Enuresis, and Encopresis
This presentation will cover incomplete toilet training, functional encopresis, and diurnal and nocturnal enuresis....
71. Autism Support Classroom Setup 101
Implementation of evidence-based practices, in relation to applied behavior analytic–based interventions for...
72. Home Programming for Your Child
Meaningful parent involvement is directly correlated with better student outcomes. This session will provide parents...

1:15 pm to 2:15 pm

73. Toilet Training in School
Successful techniques for toilet training students with autism and other disabilities in a public school setting...
75. The Progression of Instruction for Natural Environment Teaching
Natural Environment Teaching (NET) involves systematic instruction of skills in situations that are representative...
76. Teaching Social Skills Using Peer-to-Peer Manding
This session will include a description of peer-to-peer manding as well as the goals of this procedure. Classroom...
78. We're All in This Together: Effective Student-Centered Teaming
Presenters for this session will focus on elements of effective teamwork necessary for consistency throughout...
79. Puberty, Sexuality, Relationships, and Autism
Adolescents and adults who have autism spectrum disorders want love and intimacy in their life just like anyone else...
80. Meaningful Inclusion
Meaningful inclusion supports the premise that all children should be educated in the least restrictive environment...

2:30 pm to 3:30 pm

85. Toilet Training in School
Successful techniques for toilet training students with autism and other disabilities in a public school setting...
87. The Progression of Instruction for Natural Environment Teaching
Natural Environment Teaching (NET) involves systematic instruction of skills in situations that are representative...
88. Teaching Social Skills Using Peer-to-Peer Manding
This session will include a description of peer-to-peer manding as well as the goals of this procedure. Classroom...
90. We're All in This Together: Effective Student-Centered Teaming
Presenters for this session will focus on elements of effective teamwork necessary for consistency throughout...
91. Puberty, Sexuality, Relationships, and Autism
Adolescents and adults who have autism spectrum disorders want love and intimacy in their life just like anyone else...
92. Meaningful Inclusion
Meaningful inclusion supports the premise that all children should be educated in the least restrictive environment...

3:45 pm to 5:00 pm

96. Closing Keynote: Through a Lion's Eye: Our Family's Journey with Autism
This closing keynote will feature a past Nittany Lion's personal story of a life touched by autism.
Conference Archive 2013 | National Autism Conference