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Dag Strömberg

About me

Licensed speech-language pathologist, board certified behaviour analyst (BCBA), doctoral student at the Department of Special Education, Stockholm University, and president of the Swedish Association for Behavior Analysis. I am the course coordinator in the master program in applied behavior analysis and autism at the Department of Psychology, Stockholm University. For more than 20 years, I have worked within habilitation services for individuals with autism, intervening directly with children and caregivers, as well as providing supervision and in-service training to staff members in preschools, schools and habilitation centers. I am also involved in various international projects, mainly in France and India.

Teaching

Teaches at the Master Program in Special Education With a Focus on Autism Spectrum Disorder and Applied Behavior Analysis (ABAI Verified Course Sequence), at the Department of Special Education and the Department of Psychology, Stockholm University.
 

Guest lecturer at the Karolinska Institute's Study Programme in Speech and Language Pathology, on ABA-based language intervention for children with autism.
 

Have previously been teaching at the Psychologist Programme, Stockholm University (2016-2017), and at the Special Education Teacher Programme (2004-2007), Stockholm Institute of Education.


International experience (selected)

Symposium presentation: Shaping With or Without Prompting: Findings From a Scoping Review, 50th ABAI Annual Convention, Philadelphia, USA (2024)

Paper presentation: Supporting European behaviour analyst by developing professional qualification and training: An overview, 10th Conference of the European Association for Behaviour Analysis, Tampere, FINLAND (2022)

Poster presentation: Monitoring indices of happiness in children with autism: Effects of a naturalistic parent-implemented play-based shaping intervention, 10th Conference of the European Association for Behaviour Analysis, Tampere, FINLAND (2022)

Paper presentation: Teaching eye contact to children with autism through parent training via telehealth: Using shaping without prompting in social play, 48th ABAI Annual Convention, Boston, USA (2022)

Workshop: Understanding and improving sleep in children with autism, Norwegian Association for Behavior Analysis, Gol, NORWAY (2021)

Presentation: Latest trends in speech-language therapy for children with autism: from assessment to implementation, 3rd BMI International Autism Conference, Hyderabad, INDIA (2020)

Invited symposium presentation: Autism and Behavior Analysis in Sweden: A Brief History and a Look Towards the Future.10th ABAI International Conference, Stockholm, SWEDEN (2019)

Teaching: Sleep problems in children with autism: behavioral interventions, European Association for Behaviour Analysis Summer School, Pelci, LATVIA (2019)

Teaching: Quality of teaching in intensive behavioral intervention: an introduction to the YMQI, European Association for Behavior Analysis Summer School, Pelci, LATVIA (2019)

Paper presentation: Developing and Maintaining Competence at the Workplace: Staff Training and Supervision at a Habilitation Center for Children with Autism in Stockholm, Sweden, 45th ABAI Annual Convention, Chicago, USA (2019)

International Guest of Honour presentation: Autism in Sweden, at the Salon International de l’Autisme, Paris, FRANCE (2016)

 

 

Research

My research is aimed at how to promote social interaction, primarily eye contact, in young children with autism.

Some of my other interests include communication, problem behavior and sleep in persons with autism and other developmental disabilities.

Research projects

Publications

A selection from Stockholm University publication database

  • Professional Development of Behavior Analysts in Europe: A Snapshot for 21 Countries

    2022. Mickey Keenan (et al.). Behavior Analysis in Practice

    Article

    Behavior analysts are not recognized or regulated as a distinct profession in Europe. For the most part, European behavior analysts adhered to the standards set by the U.S.-based Behavior Analyst Certification Board (BACB). However, the BACB certification has not been recognized officially in any European jurisdiction. The recent decision by the BACB to discontinue eligibility of non-U.S. residents to apply for the BCBA exam by the end of 2022 has brought the issue of professional regulation outside of the United States into sharp focus. This article offers a snapshot in time of professional recognition of behavior analysts in 21 European countries. It stems from the Erasmus+ funded EuroBA project and its Professional Advisory Group (PAG). The EuroBA project aims to develop common standards and competences for behavior analysts to facilitate national regulation and mutual recognition across Europe.

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