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Is ABA Ethical; Part 1

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ABA has become a controversial topic within the Autism community.  This presentation will take the question “Is ABA Ethical?” head on.  We will examine the common criticisms, the history of ABA, common practices in the field, and present a conclusion.  We will conclude the presentation, with a brief overview of practices that address the critic’s concern.

Level:  Beginner, Intermediate, Advanced

Cost:  Free!

Learning objectives:

  1. The learner will identify the common criticisms of ABA.
  2. The learner will identify the common practices that may lead to an unethical ABA program.
  3. The learner will identify practices that address the concerns of ABA’s critics.

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Course Content

Part I: Is ABA Ethical?
Evaluation
Is ABA Ethical? Part I Quiz

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Learning Keystone’s clinical philosophy is one that acknowledges the validity of the criticism as we seek to evolve Applied Behavior Analysis through a mindset that sees people rather than a diagnosis or behavior. We categorically reject demand and control styles of ABA because it damages the individual, is unethical, and will not be part of our practice. We reject any ABA practice in which the goal is assimilation rather adaptation, control rather than choice, or compliance rather than cooperation.

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Keystone Achievements is a Colorado Springs based organization providing Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA), Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT), and trauma informed care in center, home, and community settings. Since our inception in late 2017 we have relentlessly focused on providing phenomenal behavior support and training resources for those in our community. Learning Keystones was born out of that drive.

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