The purpose of this page is to provide all of the Positive Supports training materials in one place for easier access. The purpose of this page is to provide access to all of the training materials and resources across different positive supports. Examples of the resources available on this page include general positive supports, applied behavior […]
This page includes resources to support teams interested in using positive supports. Teams are all different based on the unique organizations interested in putting new positive support practices in place. Some organizations are large with many different types of services offered while other organizations provide services to only one or two children or adults. The […]
A Shared Basis in ABA Research Empirically-Supported Interventions Common Elements of Practice A Shared Basis in ABA Research Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) and Positive Behavior Support (PBS) share the similar research foundations across practices. Both practices emphasize the importance of using research to drive planning processes for supporting people. Research used by both ABA and […]
The Minnesota Positive Behavior Support Network (MNPBS) and the Minnesota Northland Association for Behavior Analysis (MNABA) collaborate on a regular basis to bring current questions about these practices into the public space during conferences and webinars. Learn more about MNABA Learn more about MNPBS
The values within Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) and Positive Behavior Support (PBS) are with many of the same values appearing in both fields. Person and family-centered approaches are important for both ABA and PBS. Improving the quality of life for people is a main goal for practitioners in both fields. Core Values and Features of […]
Tier 1 Tier 2 Tier 3 Tier 1 The Leon County Department of Family Services provides parent training for all foster families in the county. The training includes information about risk factors and early warning signs of mental and physical wellness challenges, especially among children and adolescents whose biological families are not able to care for them. […]
