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Orlando Behavior Health Services, LLC is approved by the American Psychological Association to sponsor continuing education for psychologists. Orlando Behavior Health Services, LLC maintains responsibility for this program and its content.

Orlando Behavior Health Services, LLC is a provider of type 2 continuing education for Behavior Analysts (Behavior Analyst Certification Board approval OP-04-0068). BACB does not sponsor or endorse Orlando Behavior Health Services, LLC, the materials, or training sessions.

Ethics and HIPAA.

This course meets the BACB requirement to receive 3 Continuing Education Hours in Ethics currently in effect for certification renewal. It also meets the APA Ethics CE requirements for psychologists. The focus of this course is on HIPAA (Health Information Portability and Accountability ACT) laws and standards for Healthcare providers to ensure that patient Personal Healthcare Information is protected. Relevant BACB Guidelines for Responsible Conduct of Behavior Analysts (2004), and the APA Ethics Code (2002) are also reviewed.

Please Click the On-Line CE Hours link above for CE details.

Live preparation courses for the BACB examination. Next course is in January 2011 in eastern Massachusetts. Click here for full details.

Introducing: Behavior Services of New England – B.S. ONE;

A division of Orlando Behavior Health Services, LLC

Providing behavior analysis services in the New England Region.

Specializing in autism spectrum disorders of children and

adolescents, and Early Intensive Behavioral Interventions (EIBI).

Orlando Behavior Health Services, LLC is now offering monthly supervision to meet the new BACB requirement for BCaBAs.

Please click on the Our Services link above for details.

Behavior Analyst On-Line articles

Three additional BAO articles, each worth one CE credit for Behavior Analysts and Psychologists.

Punishment & Child Discipline: Facts, Myths & Principles

This 6 credit CE course provides the professional with a conceptual knowledge of punishment, contrasting a procedural versus outcome-oriented definition. The book, Punishment on Trial: A Resource Guide to Child Discipline (free on-line) is the main source of the material for the course. Following a conceptual understanding of outcome-oriented punishment (Section I), several myths regarding punishment are examined (Section II). The basic principles in using punishment contingencies are detailed in Section III of the book. Finally, a responsible model for using punishment in solving child behavior problems is given (Section IV).

Orlando Behavior Health Services, LLC is approved to sponsor Continuing Education Credits over the Internet for the following professionals.

Psychologists and School Psychologists (approved by the American Psychological Association)

Licensed Clinical Social Workers (approved by the collaborative of the NASW and The Boston College and Simmons College Schools of Social Work)

Licensed Mental Health Workers (approved by MaMHCA – MMCEP).

Board Certified Behavior Analysts (BCBAs) and Assistant Behavior Analysts (BCaBAs) (approved by the Behavior Analyst Certification Board)