Interdisciplinary Grief Support for People with Disabilities: Enhancing Outcomes Through BCBA-LPC Collaboration
Presented by Patricia Lund

What You’ll Learn & How It Applies to Your Practice This session will review how BCBAs can practice within their scope of competence while effectively collaborating with mental health professionals. Participants will learn practical strategies to support ethical, coordinated care and improve interdisciplinary collaboration.
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About this CEU
What You’ll Learn & How It Applies to Your Practice This session will review how BCBAs can practice within their scope of competence while effectively collaborating with mental health professionals. Participants will learn practical strategies to support ethical, coordinated care and improve interdisciplinary collaboration.
What you'll learn
- 1Learning Objectives
- 21. Identify appropriate scope of practice and competence for BCBAs.
- 32. Describe practical strategies to implement within their current role.
- 43. Identify best practices for collaborating with mental health professionals.
Concepts in this CEU
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