ABA program course
Our Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) course program offers a structured and evidence-based approach to understanding and applying behavioral strategies for meaningful skill development. Grounded in scientifically validated principles, this training teaches you how to use positive reinforcement, behavior assessment, and individualized intervention planning to support children with autism and other developmental differences effectively.
This program is designed for therapists, educators, and caregivers who want to gain practical knowledge and real-world skills. Through a comprehensive curriculum of topics — from assessment and data collection to discrete trial training and social skills development — you will learn how to create and implement behavior-focused educational programs that encourage learning, communication, and positive behaviors.
Whether you are new to ABA or seeking to deepen your expertise, this course equips you with the tools to make a meaningful impact on the lives of those you support.
List of ABA course topics
- What is autism spectrum disorder
- Effective treatment of autism spectrum disorder
- Parents in treatment
- Assessment of the deficit areas
- Writing educational programs and collecting data
- Functions of problem behavior
- Teaching alternative behavior
- Rewards in treatment
- Choice board
- Token economy system
- Behavioral contracts
- Rules for delivering rewards
- Arranging the treatment setting
- Preparing instructional materials
- Generalization
- Manual prompts
- Vocal prompts
- Modeling
- Activity schedules
- Scripts and script fading
- Incidental teaching
- Discrete trial training
- Basic social skills
- Requests and asking for help
- Play – how to start
- Imitation of movements
- Vocal imitation
- Matching
- Receptive language
- Expressive language
- Play skills
- Graphomotor skills
- Self-care skills
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

