On-line ABA course – treatment of the child with autism ASD. Early Intensive Behavioural Intervention EIBI.
Teacher, therapist, parent!
Do you want to help effectively and are you looking for a reliable source of knowledge? This is the place for you!
“In our “15 Minutes for Treatment” online ABA course, you will learn how to develop and implement intervention, based on Applied Behavior Analysis, to effectively teach and help children with autism or other developmental disorders.
We also invite you to use a package of educational materials helpful in treatment, available as a bonus for our online training series. You don’t have to leave the house or wait for delivery – all you need is a printer and paper. Find out more below!
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Experts about the ABA Online course
The 15 Minutes for Treatment ABA Online Course is recommended by renowned specialists and psychologists who base their work on scientific methods of therapy and evidence-based practice. These experts bring decades of experience in Applied Behavior Analysis and developmental intervention from leading international institutions.
Among them is Dr. Patricia Krantz and Dr. Lynn McClannahan, both from the Princeton Child Development Institute (USA), pioneers in ABA research and practice whose work has shaped modern behavioral intervention. Prof. Marta Bogdanowicz from the University of Gdańsk (Poland) highlights the educational value of the course’s structured approach to treatment and learning. Dr. Kevin J. Brothers, representing the Somerset Hills Learning Institute (USA), emphasizes the real-world impact of these training materials. Together with additional insights from Dr. Anna Budzińska, a clinical psychologist and director at the Institute for Child Development in Gdańsk, these professionals underscore the quality, relevance, and practical usefulness of the course for therapists, educators, and caregivers.
Dr Patricia Krantz
Dr Lynn McClannahan
Princeton Child Development Institute, USA
“These lessons, based on solid research and excellent programming, will help you to build new skills for young people with autism.”
Prof. Marta Bogdanowicz
University of Gdansk, Poland
“The educational platform presented here, and it is several dozen episodes, illustrate how to work with children, demonstrating how to start and conduct treatment, how to build a motivational system, and how to develop and modify educational programs.”
Dr Kevin Brothers
Somerset Hills Learning Institute, USA
“IWRD is one of the best programs in the world and the courses you will take with them, will enable you to change the lives of others as well.”
ABA online cours
Take part in our precisely-designed ABA online course!
We have prepared 33 instructional videos that, together, give a full picture of the intervention we recommend.
In each episode, we discuss individual issues related to starting and conducting treatment in a simple and friendly way. We also explain basic terms related to the behavior analysis approach, include a glossary of terms and recommended literature. You do not need to have general knowledge of psychology or pedagogy to participate in our courses. The episodes are prepared in such a way that every person interested in helping people with autism can successfully implement treatment.
A dozen or so minutes is enough to explore the subject presented in a single episode. Start exploring “15 Minutes for Treatment” to find out more!
Note: The videos were recorded using an experienced therapist. The role of the child with an autism spectrum disorder was played by a child actor.
ABA educational materials
We invite you to use a package of educational materials helpful in treatment, available as a bonus for our online training series “15 Minutes for Treatment.”
After purchasing the course at udemy.com, you can download and print our educational materials free of charge. In the introduction to the „Fifteen minutes for treatment” Udemy’s course you need to click the „Resources” Button where you can find and download the files: first – educational materials and second -a description of educational materials.
These materials are prepared in such a way that all you have to do is print them and, if necessary, laminate or attach them with Velcro to a clipboard or a basket.
Detailed information about using the educational materials in everyday treatment can be found in related episodes of the training series “15 Minutes for Treatment” and if you can read in polish in relevant chapters of the book Skuteczna terapia dziecka z autyzmem by Dr. Anna Budzińska (published by GPW, 2020) – the book is only in polish language.
Our educational materials have been divided into two basic categories – first: motivational systems and second: activity schedules. In a third general use category, you will find more symbols that you can use in both the motivational system and activity schedule sections.
Effective treatment requires appropriate motivation of the child to teach him or her to complete specific tasks and allows you to shape alternative behavior relative to problem behavior. That is why we have prepared, for your use, those motivational systems described in Episodes 8, 9, 10, 11 and 12. You will find various types of tokens, token boards and a wide range pictures with or without written labels, representing different types of rewards: snacks, objects and activities that are preferred by the child. These pictures can be used on the choice-boards as well as in the activity schedules. We have also prepared example behavioral contracts, which may be of great help when working on more complex tasks.
The second category of materials is to be used when developing activity schedules. It contains a larger number of symbols, symbols with written labels, or written labels themselves. They can be very helpful in preparing different types of daily schedules or schedules used to develop play, self-care or graphomotor skills. More information on these issues can be found in Episodes 19, 25, 31, 32 and 33.
Both sections have been supplemented with an additional section, where you can find more symbols that can be used both in the development of activity schedules and motivational systems.
ABA online course - developper
We implement and set the highest standards for effective treatment!
In our Institute, we rely on scientific knowledge and many years of experience in the successful implementation of treatment for children with autism spectrum disorders. We use a highly effective and well-researched model of intervention defined by Drs. Patricia J. Krantz and Lynn E. McClannahan, founders of the Princeton Child Development Institute in the USA. IWRD is a Founding Member of the international organization the Alliance for Scientific Autism Intervention www.asai.science which is dedicated to promoting and implementing the highest standards for excellence in autism intervention. At IWRD, we diagnose individuals with autism, conduct numerous scientific research studies, and publish articles and books. We present our achievements at national and international conferences. We have trained several thousand teachers and therapists, both in Poland and in Europe. We consistently improve the quality of education for individuals with autism, thanks to the nationwide Certification system we have created. More information about the Institute can be found at www.iwrd.pl
What is Autism
Autism has been defined from the start by its symptoms. The core features are impairments in social communication and the presence of restricted, repetitive patterns of behavior, interests, and activities.
For some children, these symptoms are noticeable from birth, while others may develop typically until around age three, after which a regression occurs.
The presentation of autism is highly varied, meaning that not all behaviors appear in every person with this condition, and symptom severity can also differ significantly.
Symptoms that should particularly concern parents and caregivers include:
- ack of eye contact,
- lack of response to their name,
- lack of play skills,
- lack of effort to establish relationships with adults and peers,
- difficulties in expressing emotions,
- very poor understanding of instructions,
- lack or abnormal development of speech
- movement mannerisms
- specific interests
- difficulties in accepting change.
- the occurrence of aggressive and self-aggressive behaviors.
The United Nations has recognized autism, alongside conditions such as cancer, diabetes, and AIDS, as one of the most serious public health challenges of our time. Autism spectrum disorder (ASD) is diagnosed four times more frequently in boys than in girls. Autism is one of the most commonly diagnosed and one of the most serious developmental disorders.

