The Right to Effective Behavioral Treatment Revisited: Ethical Expectations for Behavior Analysts Today

In this presentation, Dr. Kelly will discuss the recently published article, “The Right to Effective Behavioral Treatment Revisited: Ethical Expectations for Behavior Analysts Today”. This presentation revisits the foundational work of Van Houten and colleagues from 1988, exploring how the original principles of effective behavior intervention remain relevant in today’s evolving landscape. Dr. Kelly will examine how these ethical expectations continue to safeguard the rights and welfare of clients and caregivers, emphasizing the importance of reaffirming these commitments in modern practice. By addressing current challenges and barriers, this presentation seeks to ignite meaningful dialogue within the field, encouraging behavior analysts to critically assess and enhance their application of these rights. Ultimately, this talk serves as a call to action, inviting collaboration and innovation to ensure ethical, effective, and client-centered behavior services.

Objectives for Webinar
-Name the 6 foundational principles of the rights to effective behavior intervention established by Van Houten et al. in 1988.
-List 2 key challenges and barriers in applying these rights in contemporary behavior analysis practice.
-State the importance of reaffirming commitment to these rights in safeguarding the welfare and dignity of clients and caregivers.

We invite you to attend this webinar free of charge with the option to purchase your CEU Certificate following the event!