Over on Behavior Mod Info I posted an entry about workshops entitled “Functional Analysis & Treatment of Severe Behavior Disorders: Methods for Clinicians and Educators,” by Brian Iwata, Ph.D. People who are concerned about individuals with Autism (and other who might have severe behavior problems such as self-injury) would likely find these workshops useful. Here’s a link to the post where interested folks can learn more.
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