Autism Intervention Training

Overview

Developed through a collaboration between Purdue University Online and the Center for Deployment Psychology at the Uniformed Services University, Best Practices in Intervention for Youth with Autism Spectrum Disorder is a self-paced training for behavioral health providers. Through readings, videos, and activities, learners explore intervention principles and evidence-based practices to support individualized treatment planning that addresses each young person’s strengths and needs.

My Role

I developed this training in Articulate Rise as part of Purdue University Online’s collaboration with the Center for Deployment Psychology. I worked alongside fellow instructional designers, a video producer, a graphic designer, and project managers, collaborating with clinical subject matter experts who provided the training’s subject matter expertise.

Technology Used

Course Design and Learning Activities

Course homepage featuring a visual introduction and an organized outline of lessons on autism spectrum disorder and principles of intervention.
Lesson on visual cues for behavior management, combining explanatory text, photography, and an activity featuring a visual map of behavioral choices.