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Taking Your Client with ASD from Non-Vocal to Verbal

Taking Your Client with ASD from Non-Vocal to Verbal

(Previously titled "Systematic Approach to Teaching Speech to Non-Vocal Individuals with Autism")
Course Description

TheĀ course demonstrates the importance of using specific techniques within hierarchies to develop the oral placement skills for speech and feeding. For Speech and Language Pathologists and Occupational Therapists, this course demonstrates techniques developed within the Applied Behavior Analysis field to maximize learning for functional speech using reinforcement based procedures. The course guides all participants through a complete program beginning with developing cooperation and ending with functional vocabulary.Ā 

Learning Outcomes

Participants will be able to:Ā 

  1. Describe how the science of Applied Behavior Analysis in conjunction with oral placement and tactile therapies can be used to teach non-verbal or non-imitative clients with autism to speak.
  2. Identify the prerequisite skills necessary to teach vocal speech and apply 3-4 techniques in the applied behavior analysis research that have been used to develop vocalizations.
  3. Describe the sequential steps of developing functional communication beginning with motivation, reinforcement, motor imitation and specific shaping strategies that can be used to maximize learning of functional speech.
  4. Explain how many non-verbal clients with autism have underlying oral motor and motor planning deficits that should be addressed.
  5. Apply specific task analyzed techniques to assist the therapist in applying TalkTools hierarchies to individuals with autism.
  6. Identify the connection between oral placement skills and the motor aspects of speech
  7. Apply specific sequential techniques to transition oral placement skills to functional speech for those clients not responding to traditional verbal modeling and shaping techniques.

Content Disclosure: This presentation will focus on treatment methods related to the use of TalkToolsĀ® resources. Other similar treatment approaches will receive limited or no coverage during this lecture.

(pendingĀ AOTAĀ approval)

Timed AgendaĀ 

Video Lessons 1Ā & 2 = 3 hours

  • Why a Combined Applied Behavior Analysis & Speech Pathology Approach?
  • Identify Current Definitions of Autism, Applied Behavior Analysis and Oral Placement Therapy (OPT).
  • Definitions of Skinner’s Verbal Operants
  • Systematic Program Overview

Video Lessons 3 & 4 = 3 Hours

  • Key Principles of Applied Behavior Analysis: Motivation, Reinforcement and the Discrete Trial
  • Developing Cooperation
  • Manding: Importance and How to Teach
  • Using Transitive Motivating Operations to Maximize Manding
  • Motor Imitation: Importance and How to Teach

Video Lessons 5 & 6 = 3 Hours

  • Oral Placement Therapy (OPT): Learn task analyzed techniques and specific behavioral techniques for implementing activities with clients who have had difficulty developing the motor plans to begin.

Video Lessons 7 & 8 = 3 Hours

  • Using a Visual Schedule: When and How
  • Teaching to Vocalize on Demand: Stimulus-Stimulus Pairing, Direct Reinforcement, Using Extinction, Rapid Motor Imitation.
  • Bridging the Gap between Oral Placement Therapy (OPT) and Speech: Putting it All Together
  • Bridging Strategies from Tool to Tactile Cue to Visual Cues Through Echoic (imitation) and Manding (function)
  • Transitioning from Isolated Speech Sounds to Functional Words: Practicing Multisyllabic Motor Plans.

Ā 

Instructors

Renee Roy Hill,Ā MS, CCC-SLPĀ instructorĀ bioĀ and financial disclosure

Risca Solomon, MS, BCBAĀ instructorĀ bioĀ and financial disclosure

How e-learning works

Getting You Tech-Ready for Your TalkToolsĀ® Course

For Live Courses Visit ourĀ Event Calendar

Learning Options
    • Online ONLYĀ for 1 learnerĀ -- ACCESS TO ONLINE COURSE (downloadable handout, forms and charts)
    • Online + SUPPLIESĀ for 1 learnerĀ --Ā  ACCESS TO ONLINE COURSE, plus the following suppliesĀ 
      • Horn #1, Straw #4, Straw C, Jaw Grading Bite Blocks Red, Tongue Depressor, Wooden Stir Stick, Sensi Coral Tip, 5 Toothies, Magenta Smooth Spoon, Cut-Out Cup.
      • Suggested food supplies (not included): soft gum (BubbleYum), gummy bears, spit cup
    • Group Rate for 5 learners
          • ACCESS TO ONLINE COURSE for 5 learners
          • 5 sets of SUPPLIES listed above
    Recommended Tools
              • "Complete Apraxia Program"
              • Red Bite Tubes | Yellow Bite Tubes
              • Straw 1 | Straw 4 | Straw 5
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    (Previously titled "Systematic Approach to Teaching Speech to Non-Vocal Individuals with Autism")
    Course Description

    TheĀ course demonstrates the importance of using specific techniques within hierarchies to develop the oral placement skills for speech and feeding. For Speech and Language Pathologists and Occupational Therapists, this course demonstrates techniques developed within the Applied Behavior Analysis field to maximize learning for functional speech using reinforcement based procedures. The course guides all participants through a complete program beginning with developing cooperation and ending with functional vocabulary.Ā 

    Learning Outcomes

    Participants will be able to:Ā 

    1. Describe how the science of Applied Behavior Analysis in conjunction with oral placement and tactile therapies can be used to teach non-verbal or non-imitative clients with autism to speak.
    2. Identify the prerequisite skills necessary to teach vocal speech and apply 3-4 techniques in the applied behavior analysis research that have been used to develop vocalizations.
    3. Describe the sequential steps of developing functional communication beginning with motivation, reinforcement, motor imitation and specific shaping strategies that can be used to maximize learning of functional speech.
    4. Explain how many non-verbal clients with autism have underlying oral motor and motor planning deficits that should be addressed.
    5. Apply specific task analyzed techniques to assist the therapist in applying TalkTools hierarchies to individuals with autism.
    6. Identify the connection between oral placement skills and the motor aspects of speech
    7. Apply specific sequential techniques to transition oral placement skills to functional speech for those clients not responding to traditional verbal modeling and shaping techniques.

    Content Disclosure: This presentation will focus on treatment methods related to the use of TalkToolsĀ® resources. Other similar treatment approaches will receive limited or no coverage during this lecture.

    (pendingĀ AOTAĀ approval)

    Timed AgendaĀ 

    Video Lessons 1Ā & 2 = 3 hours

    • Why a Combined Applied Behavior Analysis & Speech Pathology Approach?
    • Identify Current Definitions of Autism, Applied Behavior Analysis and Oral Placement Therapy (OPT).
    • Definitions of Skinner’s Verbal Operants
    • Systematic Program Overview

    Video Lessons 3 & 4 = 3 Hours

    • Key Principles of Applied Behavior Analysis: Motivation, Reinforcement and the Discrete Trial
    • Developing Cooperation
    • Manding: Importance and How to Teach
    • Using Transitive Motivating Operations to Maximize Manding
    • Motor Imitation: Importance and How to Teach

    Video Lessons 5 & 6 = 3 Hours

    • Oral Placement Therapy (OPT): Learn task analyzed techniques and specific behavioral techniques for implementing activities with clients who have had difficulty developing the motor plans to begin.

    Video Lessons 7 & 8 = 3 Hours

    • Using a Visual Schedule: When and How
    • Teaching to Vocalize on Demand: Stimulus-Stimulus Pairing, Direct Reinforcement, Using Extinction, Rapid Motor Imitation.
    • Bridging the Gap between Oral Placement Therapy (OPT) and Speech: Putting it All Together
    • Bridging Strategies from Tool to Tactile Cue to Visual Cues Through Echoic (imitation) and Manding (function)
    • Transitioning from Isolated Speech Sounds to Functional Words: Practicing Multisyllabic Motor Plans.

    Ā 

    Instructors

    Renee Roy Hill,Ā MS, CCC-SLPĀ instructorĀ bioĀ and financial disclosure

    Risca Solomon, MS, BCBAĀ instructorĀ bioĀ and financial disclosure

    How e-learning works

    Getting You Tech-Ready for Your TalkToolsĀ® Course

    For Live Courses Visit ourĀ Event Calendar

    Learning Options
      • Online ONLYĀ for 1 learnerĀ -- ACCESS TO ONLINE COURSE (downloadable handout, forms and charts)
      • Online + SUPPLIESĀ for 1 learnerĀ --Ā  ACCESS TO ONLINE COURSE, plus the following suppliesĀ 
        • Horn #1, Straw #4, Straw C, Jaw Grading Bite Blocks Red, Tongue Depressor, Wooden Stir Stick, Sensi Coral Tip, 5 Toothies, Magenta Smooth Spoon, Cut-Out Cup.
        • Suggested food supplies (not included): soft gum (BubbleYum), gummy bears, spit cup
      • Group Rate for 5 learners
            • ACCESS TO ONLINE COURSE for 5 learners
            • 5 sets of SUPPLIES listed above
      Recommended Tools
                • "Complete Apraxia Program"
                • Red Bite Tubes | Yellow Bite Tubes
                • Straw 1 | Straw 4 | Straw 5

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