Caregiver Webinar: Managing Behaviors Targeted for Reduction at Home

Event Title: Caregiver Webinar: Managing Behaviors Targeted for Reduction at Home

Bierman Autism Centers Presents:

“Managing Behaviors Targeted for Reduction at Home: What to Expect From Your BCBA” Caregiver Webinar

• ?Date: Wednesday, November 20

• ⏰Time: 7-8 pm EST

• ?Speaker: Meghan Foster, M.S., BCBA, LBA

Join us for an insightful evening dedicated to helping you understand and manage behaviors that may arise when children communicate non-verbally. This free webinar, led by our expert BCBA Meghan Foster, will delve into essential strategies that can assist in managing, decreasing, and replacingbehaviors in everyday settings. Learn how to support your child through positive, proactivetechniques in both predictable and unexpected moments.

What You’ll Learn:

• Understanding Behavioral Communication: Discover how behaviors act as communication tools, especially when they don’t have the words yet.

• Proven Techniques for Behavior Management: Learn strategies to address behaviors that may happen at home or in the community.

• Supporting Positive Change: Explore effective methods to encourage alternative ways for your child to communicate needs and desires.

• Q&A with Meghan Foster, BCBA: Get your questions answered by an experienced Board Certified Behavior Analyst dedicated to empowering families on this journey.

Don’t miss this opportunity to gain tools and insights for managing challenging behaviors and supporting your child’s growth. We’re excited to connect with you and support your family’s journey.

RSVP Today!

Meet Your Presenter:

With a Master of Science and credentials as a Board Certified Behavior Analyst (BCBA) and Licensed Behavior Analyst (LBA), Meghan brings a wealth of expertise and empathy to her role at Bierman Autism Centers. Over her three years as a BCBA, Meghan has remained dedicated to empowering children to communicate effectively, helping them express their wants and needs across various environments. Known for her kindness and compassion, she prioritizes creating a supportive, understanding space for each child and family she serves.

An advocate for continuous learning, Meghan actively seeks new knowledge to stay at the forefront of evidence-based practices in ABA therapy. Outside of her clinical work, she has a love for animals, reflecting her caring nature both professionally and personally.