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X-WR-CALDESC:Presented by Strengthening Families VC and Kids and Families T
 ogether\, a Division of Pathpoint\nInstructor: Dr. Sharon Elmensdorp\nThis
  training covers the concept of challenging behavior\, explaining what it 
 is and how it may appear differently across developmental stages—from tant
 rums in early childhood to defiance or withdrawal in school-age children. 
 Participants learn about common underlying causes of challenging behavior\
 , such as unmet needs\, communication difficulties\, sensory sensitivities
 \, or emotional stress. The training also focuses on how to identify trigg
 ers and patterns that influence behavior\, including environmental factors
 \, transitions\, and social dynamics. Strategies for preventing and respon
 ding to challenging behaviors are emphasized\, with an emphasis on support
 ive\, positive approaches like predictable routines\, clear expectations\,
  and offering choices. Finally\, the training outlines approaches to help 
 children build essential coping\, problem-solving\, and self-regulation sk
 ills to better manage their emotions and behaviors over time.\nMeet the Tr
 ainer: Sharon Elmensdorp\, Ph.D.\, BCBA-D is a behavioral and developmenta
 l specialist. Sharon has a doctorate in education with an emphasis in spec
 ial education\, disabilities\, and risk studies and a specialty in autism 
 from the University of California\, Santa Barbara and a Masters in psychol
 ogy from Pepperdine University. She is a Board Certified Behavioral Analys
 t-Doctoral Level (BCBA-D)\, with a focus on naturalistic behavioral interv
 ention for young children with autism\, developmental delays\, and general
  behavioral needs. She has worked in center-\, home-\, and school-based se
 ttings. She is currently also teaching courses in applied behavior analysi
 s as adjunct faculty for the University of Massachusetts Global. \n\nCE Ho
 urs: 1.5
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DESCRIPTION:Presented by Strengthening Families VC and Kids and Families To
 gether\, a Division of Pathpoint\nInstructor: Dr. Sharon Elmensdorp\nThis 
 training covers the concept of challenging behavior\, explaining what it i
 s and how it may appear differently across developmental stages—from tantr
 ums in early childhood to defiance or withdrawal in school-age children. P
 articipants learn about common underlying causes of challenging behavior\,
  such as unmet needs\, communication difficulties\, sensory sensitivities\
 , or emotional stress. The training also focuses on how to identify trigge
 rs and patterns that influence behavior\, including environmental factors\
 , transitions\, and social dynamics. Strategies for preventing and respond
 ing to challenging behaviors are emphasized\, with an emphasis on supporti
 ve\, positive approaches like predictable routines\, clear expectations\, 
 and offering choices. Finally\, the training outlines approaches to help c
 hildren build essential coping\, problem-solving\, and self-regulation ski
 lls to better manage their emotions and behaviors over time.\nMeet the Tra
 iner: Sharon Elmensdorp\, Ph.D.\, BCBA-D is a behavioral and developmental
  specialist. Sharon has a doctorate in education with an emphasis in speci
 al education\, disabilities\, and risk studies and a specialty in autism f
 rom the University of California\, Santa Barbara and a Masters in psycholo
 gy from Pepperdine University. She is a Board Certified Behavioral Analyst
 -Doctoral Level (BCBA-D)\, with a focus on naturalistic behavioral interve
 ntion for young children with autism\, developmental delays\, and general 
 behavioral needs. She has worked in center-\, home-\, and school-based set
 tings. She is currently also teaching courses in applied behavior analysis
  as adjunct faculty for the University of Massachusetts Global. \n\nCE Hou
 rs: 1.5
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SUMMARY:Understanding Challenging Behavior
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