Hosted virtually via Zoom on May 5, 6, and 7, 2025, from 9 AM to 12 PM MDT.
The Alberta Council of Disability Services (ACDS) is offering an instructor-led Advanced Skills in Positive Behavior Support training. This course builds on foundational knowledge and explores advanced methodologies for behavior assessment, intervention, and ethical considerations in positive behavior support.
A-B-C Recording – Understanding antecedents, behaviors, and consequences
Ethical Conduct & Ethics – Professional standards in behavior support
Antecedent Behavior (Triggers) – Identifying and addressing behavior triggers
Anticipated vs. Unanticipated Situations – Managing different behavior concerns
Behavior & Behavior of Concern – Distinguishing between general behaviors and those requiring intervention
Crisis Intervention & Restrictive Approaches – Strategies for behavior management
Functional & Behavior Assessment – Tools to assess and predict behaviors of concern
Physical Environment Intervention – Modifying environments to support positive behavior
Positive Approaches & Behavior Supports
Setting Events & Social Validity
Behavioral Strategies – Including chaining techniques, task completion, reinforcement, response cost, and environmental modifications
Christina Schofield
Completion of Positive Behavior Supports training (Level 1 & 2 or Introduction to PBS format)
OR relevant experience in behavioral supports through work history, education, or prior training.
ACDS Members: $250 + GST per learner
Non-members: $325 + GST per learner
PDD-contracted organizations: May be eligible for a sector support subsidy, applied at invoicing (while funds last).
The training is capped at 15 learners.
Zoom links will be sent 48 hours before the training.
Upon successful completion, participants will receive an ACDS Advanced Skills in PBS Certificate of Completion.
Please review the cancellation policy before registering. Refunds and transfers are subject to specific timelines.