August 2025 Webinar: From Assessment to Intervention: Trauma-Informed Behaviour Strategies for Stereotypy in Children with Autism with Karishma Khullar

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Webinar Description

This webinar is a comprehensive event that addresses the urgent need for contemporary behavior analysts, therapists, and educators to adopt trauma-informed and compassion-driven methodologies that respect and foster the well-being of autistic individuals. Covering an array of crucial topics, it includes a historical overview of stereotypy, evidence-based interventions, trauma-informed functional assessments, and the development of effective, preferred treatment plans that emphasise safety, dignity, and respect for neurodivergent children. These topics are particularly relevant today as the field of behaviour analysis evolves to incorporate a more holistic and empathetic approach to managing behaviours commonly categorised as stereotypy, often misunderstood and intrusively intervened in traditional therapeutic environments.

The incorporation of compassion-driven ABA practices is essential for addressing the underlying needs associated with stereotypy. This approach not only aligns with the current ethical standards but also addresses the increasing recognition of the importance of nurturing methodologies that go beyond mere behaviour modification. By integrating trauma-informed care, the workshop ensures that participants are equipped with evidence driven strategies that enhance their ability to create supportive, effective interventions.

This is profoundly relevant to behaviour analysis as it highlights the necessity of evolving traditional practices to include compassionate interventions that prioritise understanding the individual experiences of neurodivergent populations. By emphasising compassionate care, we aim to foster a deeper connection between practitioners and clients, facilitating more effective and meaningful outcomes. Participants will leave with enhanced skills and a renewed perspective on how to employ ABA techniques that respect and amplify the voices and needs of those they serve, marking a pivotal advancement in behavioural therapy.

About the Presenter

I’m Karishma Khullar, the founder and director of EmpowerBx. As a Board Certified Behaviour Analyst with experience across India, the Cayman Islands, and Australia, I am dedicated to empowering neurodivergent individuals and their families through evidence-based practices that foster growth and connection.

In addition to being a Behaviour Analyst, I am also a Data-Driven Scientist – committed to using data to inform and refine my approach. I support neurodivergent individuals through trauma-informed behaviour analysis that prioritises safety, dignity, trust, and meaningful rapport in every interaction.