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This presentation, conducted by Dr. Jacqueline J. Schenk from Erasmus University Rotterdam, delves into the central issues surrounding the science of Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) and its status in the Netherlands compared to other European countries. The session highlights innovative projects like the STAMPPP initiative, which utilizes multimedia tools to educate parents on ABA principles for effective autism intervention. It features expert discussions on various ABA techniques, including DTT, PRT, and TEACCH, while addressing the unique challenges faced by professionals and parents in implementing evidence-based practices in autism treatment.
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The AppliedScience of Behaviour Analysis 04.05.2012 Dr. Jacqueline J. Schenk School of Pedagogical Sciences Erasmus University Rotterdam The Netherlands
Outline Central Issues covered today: • The Science of (Applied) Behaviour Analysis • ABA status in the Netherlands compared to other European countries • STAMPPP project • Simple Steps: ABA and Autism • Today’s presentations
The Science of ABA • DTT (Discrete Trial Training) • PRT (Pivotal Response Treatment) • Sonrise • Verbal Behavioural Intervention • TEACCH (Treatment and Education of Autistic and Handicapped Children) • CGT (Cognitive gedragstherapy) • Sensomotoric integration • PECS (Picture Exchange Communication System) • And more… • (Neidt & Schenk, Wetenschappelijk Tijdschrift voor Autisme, June 2012)
The Status of ABA in NL • Hardworking professionals and parents of children with autism, but… • Eclectic use of early behavioural ABA-based interventions • Lack of professional academic training and ABA consultancy opportunities • Lack of funding despite the conclusion by Ministry of health (Gezondheidsraad, 2009) about its effectiveness and need for evidence-based practice
Compared to many other countries in Europe, we are very behind
The STAMPPP Project • Innovative multimedia programme called Simple Steps • First developed in N. Ireland by PEAT (Parents' Education as Autism Therapists ) and behaviour analysts from the University of Ulster • Parental testimonies, animations, demonstrations, and textural material to teach ABA principles • Maximises learning opportunities for children with autism • Enables parents to become proficient in delivering home programs for their children • Facilitates the coordination of child learning opportunities at home and school • Original project: example of excellence by the EC (best practice in Inclusion)
The STAMPPP Project • Leonardo (part of the European Commission's • Lifelong Learning Programme) funded the original • project • updating the original Simple Steps • German, Norwegian, Spanish • And also funded the current project • Swedisch, Icelandic, Italian, and Dutch
Today’s presentations 9.30-9.40: Welcome and Introduction. Dr. Jacqueline J. Schenk, Erasmus University Rotterdam, The Netherlands 9.40-10.00: Bringing ABA to the community: Lessons from Ireland. Dr. Mickey Keenan, BCBA-D, University of Ulster, N-Ireland 10.00-10.20: Behaviour Analysis and Certification in Europe: Developments and Opportunities. Dr. Neil Martin, BCBA-D, ANTAM, UK 10.20-10.40: Simple Steps: A Multimedia Program for Children with Autism. Dr. Stephen Gallagher, BCBA-D, University of Ulster, N-Ireland 10.40-11.00: Coffee & Tea 11.00-11.20: ABA, Autism and Higher Education: Curricula Content and Instructional Methods. Dr. Lise Roll-Pettersson BCBA-D, Stockholm University, Sweden 11.20-11.40: ABA in Italy: the MIPIA Italian Model of Intensive and Early Interventions for Autism. Prof. Paolo Moderato, Institute G.P. Fabris, IULM University, Milan, Italy 11.40-12.30: General Discussion and Q&A
The AppliedScience of Behaviour Analysis schenk@fsw.eur.nl