HCPBS Network: Applying Guidance from the Neurodiversity Movement to Promote Community Acceptance and Systems Change

Hosted by Home and Community Positive Behavior Support (HCPBS) Network

Speakers: Kristen Gillespie-Lynch, Daniel Batkin, Nidal Daou, Elizabeth Kilgalon

This webinar is presented by a neurodiverse panel of professionals who focus on autism. They will discuss key things practitioners should know about the neurodiversity movement, and provide strategies for applying ideas from the neurodiversity movement to practice. Examples of how the presenters have used neurodiversity theory to make their work increasingly neurodiversity-affirmative will be provided along with collaborative reflection to promote systems change.

FREE BCBA CEU AVAILABLE!

The Home and Community Network of the Association of Positive Behavior Support (HCPBS) is a nonprofit organization dedicated to expanding and enhancing the application of PBS principles across home and community settings, contexts, and the lifespan for people with behavioral challenges (including intellectual and developmental disabilities, mental health diagnoses and seniors who require memory care and other related services) and the systems that support them.