Lilyan W.J. Campbell is a specialist in ABA parent training and has developed many ABA parent training tools over the past 20 years. One of Campbell’s agencies, ABA Works, located in the USA, has been awarded the 2019 Los Angeles Award for exceptional Business Services.
Campbell is a BCBA and a licensed Psychotherapist. She is a co-author on a poster presented during ABAI in Chicago (“Efficacy of visual supports to increase treatment integrity of parents’ implementation of non-contingent attention in non-native English-speaking families). Currently she is involved in research towards the effectiveness of ABA Telehealth.
Campbell is co-founder of ABA Works located in California, USA, ABA Center International located in Amsterdam, and ABA Courses located in Nevada, USA. Campbell is the first BCBA in the Netherlands who successfully combined ABA treatment and education, with two learners diagnosed with Autism.
Campbell uses Organizational Behavior Management to motivate her teams towards success and she is passionate in developing effective tools for Behavior Analysts and Behavior Technicians to succeed in the field. Campbell continues to develop tools for social skills training for children and adults, parent training, staff development, and vocational skills.
She is a mother of 2 boys. Campbell is one of the authors of ‘Essential ABA skills for parents, a handbook for parent training.’ She has developed coursework for the RBT training in multiple languages (ACE provider) and a social skills curriculum for robot QT.
Websites:
www.aba-works.com
www.abacenterinternational.com
www.abacourses.com
Abstract of the International ABA Conference 2020 presentation.
ABA Parent training: Essential tools for Behavior Analysts and ABA providers
Abstract:
In this workshop you will learn essential tools for parent training. Behavior Technicians and Behavior Analysts can all benefit from this workshop. Developing and implementing a client-specific Behavior Intervention Plan (BIP) is crucial for the success of the client progress. If parents/caregivers are trained in the steps of the BIP, generalization takes place and the opportunities for progress are more readily available.
In addition, when parents/caregivers are trained in the essential components of ABA such as prompting and reinforcement procedures, clients can be learning 24/7. This can have a major effect on their development.
In certain countries, learners do not receive sufficient ABA services, due to various reasons. By teaching Behavior Technicians and Behavior Analysts the most effective tools to make ABA parent training work, we can dramatically increase the impact on the learners.
Learning objectives – after this workshop participants will be able to:
- Describe the effects of parent/caregiver training
- Describe how to motivate parents/caregivers to engage in parent/caregiver training
- Identify the essential tools for ABA parent training related to the Behavior Intervention Plan (BIP)
- Identify the essential tools for ABA parent training related to the ABA basic strategies
This presentation will be in English.