This Play Skills Training Booster CEU event is designed to help ABA professionals refine their ability to engage, interact, and teach effectively through play. Learning how to play with clients is a crucial yet often overlooked skill in ABA therapy. This session focuses on how to enter a child’s play world, follow their lead, and use structured and naturalistic play strategies to facilitate learning, communication, and social interactions.

1 Course Video
1.5 Learning CEU
For both RBTs and BCBAs

What's included?

50 minute virtual presentation
Follow up Questions
Survey and Certificate

Through interactive demonstrations, hands-on practice, and real-world case examples, attendees will gain a deeper understanding of how to model play, build engagement, and teach essential play skills while ensuring therapy remains fun and functional. Use play as the instructional context to teach communication, social, and independence skills.

Learning Objectives

Conduct a brief play profile (interests, MOs, peer context) and select materials.
Plan play sessions
Use naturalistic teaching (captured/contrived MOs, contingent reinforcement, errorless setup) to teach mands, tacts, intraverbals, imitation, joint attention, and turn-taking.

We are a non-public agency who has provided applied behavior analytic services to individuals with developmental disabilities in the home, school, and community setting since 2004.

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Behavioral CUSP Academy

Play Skills Training Booster: Enhancing Social & Functional Play in ABA

1 Course Video

1.5 Learning CEU

For both RBTs and BCBAs

What's included?

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