Community Education & Training

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Building Knowledge & Skills in Our Community

Looking for tips and strategies to address challenging behavior at work, at home, or in your community organization?

Want to learn more about how to meet the needs of individuals with autism or related disabilities?

Hoping to learn how simple strategies based on the principles of applied behavior analysis (ABA) can help you, your family, your school, or your organization?

Birchtree’s experts are here to help! 

Birchtree partners with local organizations to offer occasional online and in-person training workshops open to the public. See below for more information on any upcoming community education programs.

If you’d like to have a Birchtree expert offer training, professional development, or an information session for your school or organization, please contact our Outreach Team.

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View Birchtree's Webinar on Accessing Healthcare

Do you or a loved one with autism struggle with blood draws, dental work, doctor visits, or other essential healthcare?

Birchtree’s webinar on Strategies for Individuals with Autism to Effectively Access Healthcare offers evidence-based applied behavior analysis (ABA) strategies to help individuals with autism, their families, and their caregivers to successfully navigate healthcare settings.

This webinar is designed for youth and adults with autism as well as for parents, guardians and caregivers of individuals with autism of all ages. You can register to view the webinar using the button below.

This webinar was offered as part of Birchtree’s Healthcare Accessibility Pilot Program in the summer of 2026, made possible thanks to a generous Autism Community Impact Grant from the Doug Flutie, Jr. Foundation for Autism

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Upcoming Community Education Programs

There are no upcoming community education programs at this time. You can subscribe to our email newsletter and follow us on social media to learn about future programs.