ABAC

Feeding cases in autism are rarely straightforward.

Assessment, treatment planning, and referral decisions often require integrating medical, nutritional, behavioral, and psychosocial factors—and knowing when a case falls within scope of practice.

This 2-part live workshop focuses on a practical, case-based approach to:
• Assessing feeding concerns
• Writing measurable, client-specific goals
• Developing treatment hierarchies
• Determining when referral or discharge is appropriate

Participants will work through clinical case studies and apply concepts in real time with guidance.

Assessment and Treatment of Feeding Disturbances in School-Aged Children with Co-Occurring Autism and ARFID
ABACLive Workshop Presented by Dr. T. Lindsey Burrell
Continuing Education Eligible for Behavior Analysts and Psychologists

📅 Live sessions: March 20 & 27
🎥 Recordings available through April 12, 2026

If you’re working with feeding concerns in autism and want a more structured, applied approach, this training is designed for you.

Learn More and Register: https://abacnj.com/product/feeding-disturbances-arfid-autism-workshop

Scholarships available- email us at [email protected]

Join us in March for "Su***de: Screening & Prevention Strategies for Behavior Analysts Working with People Diagnosed with ASD and other High-risk Populations"

Presented by Michael Bordieri, PhD., BCBA-D
This workshop is presented in two parts on March 6, 2026 12:00-2:30 PM EST & March 13, 2026 12:00-2:30 PM EST

Recordings available through March 29, 2026

CEU and Presenter Expertise information available on registration page and program brochure.

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