Bierman Autism Centers Presents:

“Why Do They Do That? Understanding What Your Child is Saying When They Do Not Have the Words” Caregiver Webinar

Tuesday, September 24, 7-8 pm EST

Join us for an insightful webinar where we delve into various ways children communicate their needs and emotions, especially when they do not yet have the words to express them. This session will help you understand behaviors that may seem challenging, such as tantrums or aggression, by exploring their underlying functions and what your child might be trying to convey.

Led by our expert, Sarayu Padmanabhan, MS, BCBA, LABA, this engaging session will cover:

• ? Understanding Behavior Functions: Learn about the common functions behind certain behaviors and what your child might be trying to communicate.

• ? Practical Insights: Gain strategies to better interpret and respond to these behaviors at home and in the community, enhancing your child's ability to interact with others and express themselves effectively.

• ? Building Bridges: Discover how to support your child in using alternative communication methods to reduce frustration and improve their ability to connect with family, friends, and their environment.

• ❓ Expert Q&A: Have your questions answered by an experienced Board Certified Behavior Analyst dedicated to helping you better understand and support your child's communication and learning needs.

Don’t miss this opportunity to gain valuable insights and strategies to support your child’s communication and behavior. Join us for an evening of expert advice, practical techniques, and a supportive community.

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We welcome you to this enlightening session to empower your family’s journey.

Meet the Presenter:
Sarayu is a BCBA at Bierman Autism Centers, bringing several years of experience to her role. Her professional passions include assent-based treatment, teaching functional communication, and providing training and mentorship to therapists who are looking to advance their careers. Sarayu enjoys reading, cooking, knitting, and exploring new places outside of work.