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Subject: BACB CE Opportunity _Help & Hope: Providing PBS to Difficult to Engage FamiliesTo: "e-Dobney, (FMHI) Tanisha" Cc: "Casella, Donna" Date: Tuesday, October 20, 2009, 12:57 PM

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The Florida Center for Inclusive Communities of the University of South Florida is pleased to announce an exciting training opportunity for professionals in behavior analysis, positive behavior support, family support, and developmental disabilities.

Help & Hope: Providing Positive Behavior Support to Difficult to Engage Families

November 4, 20098:30 Registration9:00-4:00 Presentations

Presented by:Meme Hieneman, Ph.D., BCBAV. Mark Durand, Ph.D. e, M.A., BCBA Casper, M.A., BCBA

This exciting, day-long workshop will introduce and provide preliminary skill building in Positive Family Intervention (PFI), a process that combines instruction in positive behavior support and optimism training. Using PFI, participants will learn how to challenge and replace parental self-talk that may interfere with their adoption and follow through with behavioral interventions. The presenters will provide compelling data on the outcomes associated with this model and share participant case studies that demonstrate the process and techniques used to guide and support families.

Training Information Website: http://flfcic.fmhi.usf.edu/HH/HelpHope.htm

Training Location:

Maestros at the Tampa Bay Performing Arts Center

1010 North W.C. MacInnes Place

Tampa, Florida 33602

Registration:

Fee: $149

This fee covers registration, lunch, and all the workshop materials including the manual and parent workbook that describes this model. There are only 75 seats available and there will be no on-site registration. Please click here to register: https://www.acteva.com/go/helphope

Workshop Materials:

Helping Parents with Challenging Children: Positive Family Intervention Facilitator Guide and Parent Workbook

By V. Mark Durand and Meme Hieneman

Published by Oxford University Press

Continuing Education Credits:

This workshop will further participants’ skills in behavior analytic theory, methodology, and practice. Seven Type 2 continuing education credits will be available for BCBAs and BCABAs.

For more information contact:

Tanisha Dobney - - tclarke@...

**REGISTRATION IS MANDATORY AND SPACE IS LIMITED**

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Dear Behavior Analyst,

I wanted to inform you about a wonderful continuing education workshop that will be offered in Tampa. It features Drs. Mark Durand and Meme Hieneman. Information on the program and registration is on the web site below. Seven Type 2 continuing education credits will be available for BCBAs and BCABAs.

Help & Hope: Providing Positive Behavior Support to Difficult to Engage Families

Date: November, 4, 2009, 9:00am-4:00 pm in Tampa, FL

http://flfcic.fmhi.usf.edu/HH/HelpHope.htm

The Florida Center for Inclusive Communities announces an exciting training opportunity for professionals in behavior analysis, positive behavior support, family support, and developmental disabilities. This workshop will introduce and provide preliminary skill building in Positive Family Intervention (PFI), a process that combines instruction in positive behavior support and optimism training. Using PFI, participants will learn how to challenge and replace parental self-talk that may interfere with their adoption and follow through with behavioral interventions. The presenters will provide compelling data on the outcomes associated with this model and share participant case studies that demonstrate the process and techniques used to guide and support families.