UNB Behavioural Intervention Workshop
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October 21-23, 2013
Download the information sheet and registration form.
Instructor: Dr. Ryan Hamilton
The Behavioural Intervention Workshop (BIW) is designed with the paraprofessional in mind. The goals are to give front-line workers foundational and theoretical knowledge for working with individuals presenting with behavioral challenges.
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Program runs October 21-23, 2013, and participants will receive a certificate of participation upon completion.
Course descriptions.
Day 1- Will expose participants to the behavioural model and the process of behaviour change. Through a series of anecdotes, exercises, and presentations participants will gain knowledge about the why's and how's of behavioural intervention and behavioural assessment. To conclude day 1 participants will be exposed to behaviour change procedures.
Day 2 - Will be focused on various strategies for increasing desireable and decreasing undesireable behaviours. Through case studies, exercises, anecdotes, and lectures participants will develop the skills necessary to successfully change behaviour and have the opportunity to design a behaviour change strategy for an individual they have identified from their place of work.
Day 3 - The optional final day of the workshop will provide an opportunity for participants to explore advanced applications of behaviour management techniques and strategies. The facilitator will work closely with participants to develop intervention plans for the individuals for whom they are responsible. Attendees will collaborate with each other to find and develop best practices for behavioural intervention.
For more information
Contact Ellen Stewart at the College of Extended Learning at 506 453-3503, toll free 1-866-599-4646, or by email ellen@unb.ca
For a complete list of UNB College of Extended Learning professional development certificates, programs and workshops, please click here.



