Episode 282 - Protection Factors in Trauma-Informed Practice w/ Dr. Camille Kolu

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Dr. Kolu has about 20 years of autism treatment experience, including ten years of experience practicing under the supervision of or in collaboration with Board Certified Behavior Analysts and BCBA-Ds in Texas, New Jersey and Colorado. Kolu has collaborated with or worked for nonprofits, families, diverse educational facilities, and groups in Texas and Colorado to provide effective autism treatment and support for those affected by developmental or other disabilities. Dr. Kolu works in the Colorado community with behavioral agencies, families, universities, and human health and service agencies. She teaches in the behavior analysis course sequence at University of Colorado Denver instructing Principles in Applied Behavior Analysis, and Ethics and Professionalism. Current emphases of her work include functional behavior assessments and transition supports for clients with concurrent mental health and behavior challenges, and families experiencing early intervention, foster care, adoption and/or behavior challenges. Dr. Kolu is involved in her community as a board member of the Broomfield Early Childhood Council, active member of the Four Corners Association for Behavior Analysis, and an Advisor for the Cambridge Center for Behavioral Studies. Dr. Kolu founded Cusp Emergence in 2012 in Denver, Colorado to provide services to individuals of all ages and to support the growth of trauma-informed behavior analysis.