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Outcomes of behavior support training to an agency providing residential and vocational support to persons with developmental disabilities

By: Baker, Daniel J.

Series: Journal of the Association for Persons with Severe Handicaps 23 (2) Summer 1998: 144-148.Publisher: 1998Content type: text Media type: unmediated Carrier type: volume Subject(s): ASSESSMENT

| BEHAVIOURAL PROGRAMMES

| SELF INJURIOUS BEHAVIOUR

| STAFF TRAINING

| TRAINING

Summary: This report presents a study of behaviour support training for a residential and vocational support agency. Three training sessions were provided to managerial and direct-care staff, during which trainees worked in teams to plan or complete functional assessments and behaviour support plans for focus persons supported by the agency. [AJ].

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This report presents a study of behaviour support training for a residential and vocational support agency. Three training sessions were provided to managerial and direct-care staff, during which trainees worked in teams to plan or complete functional assessments and behaviour support plans for focus persons supported by the agency. [AJ].

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