RAPID Skills Training | RST
Thank you for your interest in the RAPID Skills Training (RST) offered @CBA. We are working on additional single case study research and building an online training for caretakers & clinicians as well as, posting relevant updates to the RAPID Skills Training (RST) Facebook Page above!
This will allow you to stay updated and access: RST data sheet examples, exercises, guidelines, “the do(s) & don’t(s)” and get newer updates as beta-testing research, online program development and other new updates are added…
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RST is a response to the fractured nature of currently available parent & caretaker training literature, methods and approaches. The broader set of caretaker training approaches include a wide range of different methodologies and often do not include practice, generalization and behavior skills training.
RST is designed by formally trained BCBA/Certified Teacher parents with graduate level training in education, behavior analysis & therapy for anyone struggling with a loved one or student, who presents frequent difficult interactions It’s main goal is to bring more happiness and joy to families through transfering behavioral technology using a method of training called Behavior Skills Training (BST). BST for parents & caretakers is initially noted in a study published in 1981 and many other studies only recently address the problem of non-adherence (i.e., lack of consistency).