Ashley ABA

This is an 18-step visual schedule of a simple exercise routine tailored for a teen or adult with special needs. It includes various exercises, stretches, and water breaks. It has the picture of exercise, the amount/duration for each, and name of exercise. Great to use in order to teach leisure skills to occupy free time. It is a word document so you can edit if needed.

10 pictures. Present 1 picture at a time to learner and ask a WHY question. For example: A girl is crying because she fell off her bike; "Why is she crying?" / "She fell off her bike and got hurt". The answer is obvious in the picture. Great for teaching WH discrimination.

Includes 3 pictures of each of the following categories: Fruit, vegetables, planets, stores, games, reptiles, bugs, pets, sports. Can use to teaching sorting/matching or receptive category identification. Great to use as a formal DTT at the table or can create a scavenger hunt style game in which you place pictures in plain sight around the room and ask learner to find the "category".

This is a field training protocol designed to use when training behavior technicians at an ABA company. This consists of a 5 day field training plan for new staff members. This form is to be filled out by the trainer during each field training day. The form consists of skill objectives to be mastered each field day, a goal section, and a feedback section. This protocol pairs well with my field training worksheets.

This is a professionalism PowerPoint training for an ABA clinic. This is discussion based and typically takes about 45 minutes to present at a staff meeting. This helps address professional communication in the workplace, positivity in the workplace and how it relates to client dignity, communication with caregivers, dress code, attendance, etc. This also includes some scenarios to talk through as a group.

This is designed for training new hire behavior technicians at an ABA company. These are 3 field training worksheets the trainee will complete during their first 3 days of field training. These are designed to be completed with the trainer. These field training worksheets go with my RBT Field Training Feedback Form.

This is a powerpoint to present during a staff meeting to teach reinforcement to behavior technicians and RBTs. This includes information about positive reinforcement, negative reinforcement, automatic reinforcement, and schedules of reinforcement. Information is cited from the Cooper, Heron, Heward, 2014 book. (Chapters 11-13)

5 icon token board.

This is a handout to pass out at staff trainings for behavior technicians to discuss professional communication in the workplace. This also includes role-play scenarios to review during a staff meeting.

This includes sorting/categories for food, furniture, animals, dishes, transportation, numbers, letters, musical instruments, and tools.