ELIJA Conference - Relational Frame Theory

[Guest guest]

June 15th 2007

Relational Frame Theory, Generative Verbal Behavior, & Curriculum

Implications for Individuals with Autism

Presented by McElwee, M.S., BCBA and C. Barnard, MScEd

Location:The Residence Inn by Marriott

Media Center

9 Gerhard Rd. Plainview NY 11803

Time:Registration 8:30 to 9

Workshop 9 to 4

Cost:$75.00 for non elija - members

$50.00 for ELIJA members

NO REFUNDS AFTER June 1st 2007 - Cancellation fee BEFORE June 1st is

$35.00 there after non refundable

Description: A full-day training to review the basic principles and

terminology of RFT and to discuss how best to utilize these

strategies in order to promote more generative verbal behavior in

students with autism. The relationship between an RFT based analysis

and more familiar approaches will be presented as will some possible

implications for curriculum sequencing.

LEARNER OBJECTIVES:

Participants will list the distinction between arbitrary and non-

arbitrary relations.

Participants will list the defining properties of a relational

frame.

Participants will analyze the discrimination skills needed to do

advanced relational frames.

Participants will analyze curricular programs outcomes for

generative verbal behavior.

Participants will list ways to integrate ABLLS curriculum with RFT

concepts.

CEU's for Behavior Analysts

Click here to register online by credit card for the RTF workshop

http://elija.org/rtfcc.html