A new series on trauma and behavior analysis  

By Dr. Teresa Camille Kolu, Ph.D., BCBA-D

Behavior analysts are tasked with doing no harm. Like other professionals who adhere to a rigorous code of ethics, they are responsible for working only in their defined areas of competence, while seeking supervision and training in other areas as appropriate if needed to grow their expertise.

A new training is available from Dr. Kolu on the ethical and behavioral treatment of cases related to “trauma” (e.g., adverse childhood experiences or variables related to early disrupted caregiving). See some of the learning objectives below, check out our related blog series, and contact us today if we can support your team.

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