“Universal” Protocols: Practical Applications of Behaviour Prevention & De-Escalation Strategies for Behaviours of Concern |
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Presenter Hayley Lambert, Super Kids Behavioural Consulting Description This workshop will outline in detail the ‘Universal Protocols’ developed by FTF Behavioral Consulting, and teach attendees when & how to practically apply these principles in the Australian clinical context. The rationale behind the use of the protocols will be discussed, including how it relates to the ABA Australia Code of Ethical Practice (Code). Attendees will have the opportunity to apply these strategies to a case study of their own, with assistance from the workshop presenter/s. Behaviour Analysis continues to be a growing field in Australia, with more clinicians in the EIBI and PBS spaces, serving a wider range of clients with diverse needs. Our field also continues to have a fragile reputation in the disability and education sectors, with accusations of being outdated or unethical. It is therefore important for Australian clinicians to continue to develop competence in the use of modern behaviour support strategies which are in line with NDIS policies and guidelines, as well as adhering to the Code. These protocols represent a framework for conceptualising and practically applying strategies which do just that - they are proactive, evidence-based, person-centred and focussed on reducing risk when supporting individuals with behaviours of concern. The strategies can be adapted across a range of contexts, including EIBI, PBS and school-related applications of Behaviour Analysis, with scope to benefit a range of clinicians and clients. Learning Objectives At the conclusion of this workshop, participants will be able to:
Date and Time 25 July 2025 8:30 am - 3:30pm Duration 6 hours (with breaks and lunch) Professional Development 6 ABAA PDU/BACB CE (5 general learning and 1 ethics) Target Audience Behaviour Analysts and EIBI or PBS practitioners who work with any individuals who display behaviours of concern. |
Get to Know your presenter Hayley Lambert is the Clinical Team Leader and a Behaviour Consultant at Super Kids Behavioural Consulting. She is a Certified Behaviour Analyst (CBA) and Board Certified Behaviour Analyst (BCBA) who specialises in Early Intensive Behavioural Intervention for autistic children and those with related developmental disorders; providing in-home, preschool, school and in-centre services. Her areas of interest include staff training & supervision, caregiver coaching & education and working with severe behaviours of concern. She has completed Honours in Psychology at The University of Sydney and a Masters of Education in Applied Behaviour Analysis at Monash University. She has a Level 5 credential from FTF Consulting, indicating advanced knowledge and implementation of the Practical Functional Assessment (PFA) and Skills Based Treatment (SBT) process. In her spare time, Hayley enjoys going to the beach, hanging out with her dogs and lifting heavy things in the gym. |
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