Season 5 Ep. 9 - ABA and Transformational Games

In the Episode of ABA On Call:

This podcast episode explores the potential of games to support neurodiverse populations. We define games and discuss their essential attributes. Examples are provided of how games have been successfully incorporated into ABA therapy for autistic individuals to build skills and engagement. We discuss the future possibilities for the nexus of games, and AI to create adaptable, empowering experiences uniquely suited to different neurotypes. Researchers see promise in using data-driven, personalized games to complement traditional interventions.

30 minutes

.5 Learning BACB CEUs available for $12.50 (this is optional after viewing the course)

Hosts:

Rick Kubina Jr., Ph.D, BCBA-D and Doug Kostewicz, Ph.D., BCBA-D

Learning Objectives

• Define what games are and explain their key characteristics.
• State examples of how games have been used in ABA therapy for neurodiverse individuals.

Disclaimer: This CentralReach Institute course is approved for continuing education or required training hours of the following types: Behavior Analyst Certification Board. If you wish to use this course to meet another mandated training requirement, please check with those regulators to ensure it meets their requirements prior to beginning the course.

Disclosure: Rick Kubina is an employee of CentralReach and derives indirect benefit from the sale of CR products and services.