Cultural considerations and best practices for engaging with families. Twenty-six pages, evidence-based, free to download.
A field-tested reference for delivering behavioral services via telehealth. Built from over a decade of research and practice across more than fifty countries.
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Four evidence-based strategies for working with families across cultures, language barriers, and global contexts.
Specific language for coaching caregivers through aggression, self-injury, property destruction, and tantrums via telehealth.
Green, yellow, and red light criteria for determining whether telehealth is appropriate for a given client.
Comprehensive checklists for client suitability, caregiver preferences, technology, and every phase of a session.
Immediate and long-term solutions for technical issues, environmental disruptions, and client and caregiver challenges.
Key findings from a decade of peer-reviewed studies on telehealth-delivered behavior analysis, fully cited.
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