Stone Soup '24 Details

I've been working with my colleagues at Lakes Region Community Support Services for years now, helping them put out the word for their annual online event, The Stone Soup Conference.  

The conference is going down on October 25th, from 8:45-4:00 EST. If you're not able to attend live, you can access the event afterwards. 

What I've said in the past about this event remains true today: This is a great value, with amazing speakers, all benefiting individuals receiving ABA services. 

Long story short: great people, great price, great cause... and you can read more about this below:

So much more then a conference. When you purchase your registration you are supporting children, youth and adults with autism and intellectual disabilities. All profits go toward the #ABAforAll initiative. A capacity building project to reduce the cost and increase the availability of ABA programs in Durham Region throught Lake Ridge Community Support Services.

This year, the lineup features some familiar and new voices, spanning a variety of topics that will likely add value for just about any practitioner out there. 

Whether you're looking for information on Leadership, Supervision, Sleep, Functional Assessment and Treatment, Trauma, Language Acquisition, Motivational Interviewing, and more, we have you covered. See the complete speakers' roster here.

The event provides 8.5 total BACB Learning CEUs. Of those, 4.5 of those are Ethics CEUs, and 1.5 are Supervision CEUs!

The retail price for the 2024 Stone Soup Conference is $85 with CEUs, and if you're all set with your continuing ed but want to learn anyway, you can get the ticket for only $65!

However, if you use the promo code PODCAST24, you'll save $20 on your registration, thus making the conference even more accessible. With the discount, that comes to $7.60 per CEU!!!

If you made it down to this part of the email, thanks for hanging with me. If you have colleagues and friends who'd benefit from this information, please feel free to share this email with them. 

All the best,

Matt