Rowan University Center for Behavior Analysis

Rowan University Center for Behavior Analysis The Center for Behavior Analysis conducts initial assessments and observations in order to identify the causes of behavior and create interventions.

The Center for Behavior Analysis, Research & Services at Rowan University promotes the science of applied behavior analysis through education, research, and service to individuals, families, and organizations at a local, regional, and national level. We currently offer:

General Behavior Analytic Services

Behavior analytic services utilize the basic principles of behavior in order to promote soci

ally significant changes in behavior. The Center for Behavior Analysis conducts initial assessments and observations in order to identify the causes of behavior, and these causes will then be used to create a comprehensive intervention tailored to the specific behaviors. Behavioral Parent-Training

Behavioral parent training has helped parents of children who have frequent temper tantrums, are not following directions well, talk back to adults and are overactive and impulsive. In addition, behavioral parent training has helped many parents who feel overwhelmed by their child's behavior, want to learn more about parenting to prevent problems, have limited experience with children and/or feel their child is out of control. Language-Based Therapies for Children with Autism

Research suggests language-based therapies such as the Verbal Behavior Approach and Discrete Trial Training have been effective in treating individuals with developmental disabilities, in particular, Autism Spectrum Disorders. These therapies include individualized 1:1 programming derived from skill assessments. Therapies focus on teaching communication, receptive language, appropriate play skills, social skills, and self-help skills. Pediatric Feeding

We approach the assessment and treatment of feeding problems from a comprehensive framework based on the potential causes of eating issues. We utilize evidence-based practices in our treatment planning. The Pediatric Feeding Disorders Program is staffed to conduct initial screenings, and if recommended, children may receive outpatient or intensive treatment within the clinic setting. Staff within the feeding program also teach parents/caregivers effective strategies to feed and interact with their child during meal times and/or feeding sessions.

Join us virtually Thursday evening to learn more about Rowan's ABA Programs!
01/07/2025

Join us virtually Thursday evening to learn more about Rowan's ABA Programs!

Autism Speaks Walk, 2017 πŸ’™
05/20/2017

Autism Speaks Walk, 2017 πŸ’™

Hello everyone!! Come walk with Rowan University's Center for Behavior Analysis staff members, friends, and family on Ma...
04/20/2017

Hello everyone!! Come walk with Rowan University's Center for Behavior Analysis staff members, friends, and family on May 20th! This walk contributes to improving the lives of those with Autism by raising funds that fuel research and vital lifelong programs that mean so much to so many. Sign up using the link below:

Click here to view the team page for Rowan's Center for Behavior Analysis
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Rowan University's staff, graduate, and doctoral students presenting posters at the New Jersey Association for Behavior ...
04/11/2017

Rowan University's staff, graduate, and doctoral students presenting posters at the New Jersey Association for Behavior Analysis Conference.

ATTENTION Facebook Friends!!On 5/20/17 there will be an Autism Speaks Walk in Mount Laurel, NJ. This walk contributes to...
03/27/2017

ATTENTION Facebook Friends!!

On 5/20/17 there will be an Autism Speaks Walk in Mount Laurel, NJ. This walk contributes to improving the lives of those with Autism by raising funds that fuel research and vital lifelong programs that mean so much to so many. Rowan's Center for Behavior Analysis is creating a team to make an even greater impact. We ask you all to participate and fundraise the event. Let's all come together as a team to support the autism community. Please feel free to recruit others to join too.

Please click the link at the bottom of this post to join the team today. If you are unable to join, please consider making a donation by using the link at the bottom of this post to make an online donation – it’s easy, fast and safe.

We do hope that you will join our team. Together, by fundraising, we add even more power to the hard work that is changing the lives of thousands of people affected by autism. Hope to see everyone on May 20th!

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Click here to view the team page for Rowan's Center for Behavior Analysis
If the text above does not appear as a clickable link, you can visit the web address:
http://act.autismspeaks.org/site/TR?team_id=60708&pg=team&fr_id=2895&et=wO46-WW3EZ4Yv7cyclm3Rw&s_tafId=3052

06/15/2016

Are you a parent or primary caregiver of a child 2-5 years of age diagnosed with autism or who you suspect might have autism?
We are currently recruiting for a grant-funded study examining treatment outcomes that compare two commonly used treatments in the field of behavior analysis.

Our staff had a fantastic time in Chicago at the ABAI 42nd Annual Convention! Here are a few snapshots from their trip!
06/02/2016

Our staff had a fantastic time in Chicago at the ABAI 42nd Annual Convention! Here are a few snapshots from their trip!

05/20/2016

During the week of May 9, more than 2,800 students are walking across the stage as they celebrate their graduation from Rowan University during Commencement Week. Find coverage of each ceremony here.

05/12/2016

Congratulations to all of the Rowan University 2016 graduates!

05/05/2016

Are you traveling to the ABAI (Association for Behavior Analysis International) Conference in Chicago this May? There will be a
Rowan University Alumni and Students Reunion on Monday, May 30, 2016 from 9:00 PM–11:00 PM. You can go to www.abai.com for more information!

Alumni, students and friends are invited to gather for an evening of social networking and conversation.

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201 Mullica Hill Road
Glassboro, NJ
08028

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