Motivity Training & CEUs

"From Bedtime Battles to Bedtime Bliss: ABA Sleep Strategies" Presented by Gabriella Nelson

Course

Learn practical ABA-based strategies to address common sleep challenges in children. Explore assessment tools, bedtime routines, environmental supports, fading, reinforcement, and family-centered approaches to promote healthier sleep.

"Supervision without assumptions: A Scientific Approach to BCBA decision Making" Presented by Janice Smith

Course

Learn to diagnose supervision challenges using a behavior-analytic lens. Apply the PDC-HS and BST to identify performance barriers, reduce assumptions, and build more objective, ethical, and effective supervision practices.

"When the Ethics Code Isn't Enough: Using Decision Trees to Navigate Tough Calls" Presented by Christy Evanko

Course

Build a practical ethical decision tree for complex dilemmas. Apply decision-making science and the BACB® Ethics Code to real-world scenarios, and leave with a personalized tool for more consistent, confident ethical choices.

"Ethics in Action: (Problem Solving) Real-World Dilemmas in Behavior Analysis" Presented by Noor Syed & Christen Russell

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Explore real-world ethical dilemmas faced by behavior analysts worldwide. Through interactive discussion, participants will analyze scenarios, consider affirming and culturally responsive practices, and develop practical ethical solutions.

"Up All Night: The Ethics of Treating Challenging Behavior Without Measuring Sleep" Presented by Conner Herman

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Sleep disruption can drive challenging behavior, yet it is often overlooked in assessment. Learn practical sleep measurement strategies, emerging technologies, and ways to integrate sleep data into functional assessment and treatment planning.

"Get Confident with Parent Coaching" Presented by Morgan van Diepen

Course

Build confidence leading parent coaching sessions with practical frameworks, customizable lesson plans, and evidence-based teaching strategies. Learn how to increase caregiver engagement, individualize support, and make parent training more effective