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The AIM Level 1 self-paced training is perfect for educators, therapists, and professionals looking to implement the AIM (Accept, Identify, Move) curriculum in their practice. This 12-hour course offers a flexible, in-depth introduction to AIM principles, helping you guide students and clients through identifying and accepting challenging thoughts and emotions, while moving toward values-based actions. With 12 BACB CEUs available, this training is ideal for those seeking continuing education while learning at their own pace. Led by Dr. Dixon, this course provides guidance, practical tools, and strategies to confidently use the AIM framework in real-world settings. Key Features: Self-paced, 12-hour course for maximum flexibility 12 BACB CEUs available Start today and build a strong foundation in AIM to create meaningful, lasting change in the lives of your students or clients!

The AIM Level 1 training is perfect for educators, therapists, and professionals looking to implement the AIM (Accept, Identify, Move) curriculum in their practice. This 12-hour course offers a flexible, in-depth introduction to AIM principles, helping you guide students and clients through identifying and accepting challenging thoughts and emotions, while moving toward values-based actions. With 12 BACB CEUs available, this training is ideal for those seeking continuing education while learning all about the AIM program. Led by Dr. Dixon, this course provides guidance, practical tools, and strategies to confidently use the AIM framework in real-world settings. Key Features: Part 1 Self-paced Part 2 live or virtual live with a trainer 12 BACB CEUs available Start today and build a strong foundation in AIM to create meaningful, lasting change in the lives of your students or clients!

Verbal Behavior, RFT, and ACT Master Course Join us for a one and half-day master course on verbal behavior, Relational Frame Theory (RFT), and Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT) with world-renowned experts Dr. Mark Dixon and Dr. Ruth Anne Rehfeldt. This engaging and informative presentation will provide professionals with a deeper understanding of language development, complex relational responding, and the practical applications of ACT in clinical and educational settings. What You’ll Learn ✅ Verbal behavior – Understanding language as behavior and its applications ✅ Relational Frame Theory (RFT) – How derived relational responding shapes human cognition ✅ Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT) – Practical strategies for implementation ✅ Real-world applications – Insights from leading experts in the field

In this presentation, parents will learn that not all Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) interventions are equal, especially when supporting children with autism who have or are expected to develop language skills. Traditional ABA techniques may focus primarily on observable behaviors, but recent advances in Relational Frame Theory (RFT) and Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT) provide critical improvements by emphasizing the underlying relational and cognitive processes involved in language acquisition. By incorporating RFT, ABA interventions can more effectively teach flexible language and complex reasoning skills, while ACT strategies help children and families manage challenging emotions and behaviors through mindfulness, acceptance, and values-based approaches. Together, these modern ABA practices lead to more comprehensive, meaningful, and sustainable progress in language development and overall quality of life for children with autism.

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