Callan Institute 2023 Training Schedule
Callan Institute training schedule for Positive Behaviour Support (PBS) or Friendship, Relationship & Sexuality (RUA) , 2023 dates .
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e-learning course on Positive Behaviour Support
Do you want to learn about positive ways to change behaviour with children and adults with an intellectual disability and behaviour of concern? This On Line Course is For you....
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MEBS Forum- 18th April & 21st November, 2023 Time: 2.00pm- 5.00pm- Zoom
This forum is designed for staff members who have completed the Longitudinal Course and/or Practice Certificate in Multi-Element Behaviour Support.
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Disability CPD modules: MEBS and 'Identity, Sexuality, Mortality and Trauma' in UCD Summer 2023
The UCD Centre for Disability Studies is proud to announce the Continuous Professional Development (CPD) Programme. We are offering two Summer courses in 2023 for CPD, which are: ‘Multi-Element Behaviour Support’, ‘Identity Sexuality, Mortality & Trauma’.
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COVID-19 Response
We would like to let you know that we remain available to staff, individuals and families to assist in whatever way we can, so please do feel free to contact us at callan@sjog.ie.
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Systematic Instruction 2023 Zoom Training Dates.
Building Capacity through Skills Teaching: This course supports the teaching of skills using applied behaviour analysis....
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Callan Institute Art Exhibition Extended to 16th April, 2023.
Due to the public response, we are delighted to announce that the Deansgrange Library has extended the Callan Institute's 2022/2023 'Emerging Voices' Art Exhibition, until 16th April. The winning piece is by Brian McHugh, entitled ‘Minding Our Bees, Butterflies & Trees’, and will feature on the front cover of our next annual report. Congratulations Brian!
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Parents Resources on Identity, Friendships, Relationships & Sexuality.
These resources are designed to provide Parents with the information, confidence and skills to talk about growing up, relationships and sexuality to their children, teenagers and young adults with intellectual disabilities.
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