The A.B.C. Clinic provides support for children with autism,language delays and behavioural problems

The A.B.C. Clinic offers training and support to schools with children with behavioural problems. A sound understanding of behavioural principles, along with the strategies developed through A.B.A., is a critical skill for all teachers.

Many of the principles and skills we advocate are already well known, but many teachers report difficulties in
  • Being able to “step back from the problem”
  • Devising individualised behavioural management plans
  • Devising “classwide” and “schoolwide” behavioural management plans.
The A.B.C. Clinic offers various models of training and support to schools including:
  • Half /whole day In-Service Training.
  • Clinic support focussing upon individual students
  • Clinic support focussing upon groups of students
parents of children with autistic spectrum disorder | parents of children with behavioural problems
schools that have children with autistic spectrum disorder | schools that have children with behavioural problems
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Links of interest and further reading:
behavior analysts certification board | National Autistic Society | PEACH Support and campaign group for parents using ABA
The website of Dr Patrick McGreevy | The website of Christina Burk
The ABC Clinic specialise in the design of behaviour modification programmes for children with autism (and other related conditions), behavioural problems, and language and learning delays. The ABC Clinic was formed in 2004 by Sean Rhodes, an Applied Behavioural Analysis consultant based in Bristol. Sean is a qualified Associate Behaviour Analyst with published research on the outcomes of ABA. He has 10 years experience of working with children with autism, behavioural problems, and language and learning delays; designing intervention programmes; training teams of tutors; working within mainstream and special education schools; and liasing with educational authorities.