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Workshops for Families
Rocio E. Chavez
rchavez@qsac.com


One-on-One Parent Training:

Queens:
Babina Chhetry
(718) 728-8476 Ext. 1015
bchhetry@qsac.com

Manhattan:
Kristen DuMoulin
(718) 728-8476 Ext. 1517
kdumoulin@qsac.com

 

The ABA Parent Workshop Series introduces parents and family members to various behavioral procedures that
have proven successful in achieving behavior changes when applied appropriately to a diverse range of skills,
including communication, social skills, and problem behavior. Open to all family members of individuals (child and
adult) who are diagnosed with autism spectrum disorder (ASD). Enrollment in QSAC services and OPWDD
eligibility is not required. Certificates of completion are provided upon request. Participants must attend all 8
workshops in their entirety in order to receive a certificate of completion.

ABA Family Workshop Schedule

Tuesdays 6pm-7pm

9/15/2026             Introduction to Autism and ABA
9/29/2026             The Power of Reinforcement
10/13/2026           Understanding The “Why’s” of Challenging Behavior
10/27/2026           Strategies for Managing Challenging Behavior
11/10/2026           Reinforcement Tools: Token Systems and Beyond
11/24/2026           The Basics of Communication
12/8/2026             Increasing Structure: Activity Schedules and Visual Aids
12/22/2026           Increasing Independence: Teaching Adaptive Skills
1/05/2027             Navigating the Social Environment: Teaching Social Skills
1/19/2027             The 5 Year Plan: Preparing for Adolescence and Adulthood

 

One-on-One Parent Training

The QSAC Parent Training program aims to provide caregivers with the tools necessary to improve the independence and quality of life of their loved one with autism spectrum disorder (ASD). The training program introduces parents and family members to Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) which uses behavioral procedures proven successful in achieving behavior changes to a diverse range of skills, including problem behaviors, communication, and social skills. The program offers families 12 weeks of service with a 1-hour session per week and is open to families of individuals diagnosed with ASD. OPWDD eligibility is required.