WEBINAR

Webinar: Universal Protocols for Severe Problem Behaviors

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Speaker Info
Adithyan Rajaraman, PhD., BCBA-D
Adithyan Rajaraman is a doctoral-level BCBA with 15+ years in ABA, specializing in trauma-informed care, neurodiversity-affirming practices, practical functional assessments, and skill-based interventions for severe behavior. He has co-authored 20+ peer-reviewed articles and focuses on teaching life skills to prevent crises for individuals with intellectual and developmental differences.

Graham Behavior Services is partnering with FTF Behavioral Consulting to bring you a live, 3-hour virtual training on Universal Protocols: a practical, behavior-analytic framework designed to reduce crisis behavior and help students and clients feel Happy, Relaxed, and Engaged (HRE).

Whether you work in schools, clinics, residential programs, or home-based settings, this training will give you research-informed strategies you can bring back to your team right away.

What You Will Learn

  • How to implement Universal Protocols with consistency across your team
  • Strategies to reduce restraint, seclusion, and incident reports
  • Tools to decrease staff and client injury
  • Ways to improve student outcomes and Behavioral Health Index scores
  • Techniques to boost staff and client satisfaction

Who Should Attend

This training is ideal for BCBAs, behavior technicians, special education staff, school psychologists, behavior specialists, and any professional supporting individuals with severe problem behavior.

Registration

Attendance is free. CEU credits (3.0 Learning CEs) are available for $30.

After registering, you will receive a confirmation email with your Zoom link and instructions to join.

Register Here!

You can still join the webinar, but CEUs are no longer available for purchase as of 12pm on July 29, 2026.


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