Behavior Support Training

Training Has Concluded

This free training opportunity is now closed, having successfully concluded with the end of our grant funding. We extend our sincere thanks to our funding partners and to every attendee who participated and helped make this initiative a success.

Behavior Training Resources

Did you attend a training? Download materials from the presentations and helpful tools here!

Downloadable Resources

Training Impact

Thanks to the support of our Grant Funders, we delivered:

• 10 formal behavior trainings
• 1 statewide conference, and
• 6 police trainings, reaching approximately 150 officers in Johnson County.

In total, we engaged 186 unique participants representing 68 different agencies across Kansas.

We also achieved a 72% feedback survey completion rate, and the results are overwhelmingly positive:

Satisfaction with the Training Experience

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90.7% of Trainees were "Highly Satisfied" with their training experience

Satisfaction with Instruction Quality

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93.7% of Trainees were "Highly Satisfied" with the quality of the instruction.

Satisfaction with Training Content

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91.7% of Trainees were "Highly Satisfied" with the training content.

Were trainees likely to attend future trainings?

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90.5% of Trainees were "Highly Likely" to attend additional trainings in the future.

A Kansas Collaboration to Improve Behavior Supports

Improving Access to Behavioral Support in Kansas

Kansas faces a growing gap in behavioral health services for individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities (I/DD). To help meet this need, GoodLife shared its research-backed, best-practice strategies with providers statewide—offering free training designed to elevate care for those with complex needs.

A Collaborative Effort

This effort was made possible through the partnership of GoodLife University (GoodLife Innovations + KU Department of Applied Behavioral Science), KDADS, Sunflower Health Plan, and the Centene Foundation.

Training Impact

Our Board Certified Behavior Analysts delivered practical, preventative training and behavior support plan writing workshops, tailored for Kansas HCBS providers and Targeted Case Managers (TCMs). These sessions aimed to improve care outcomes and strengthen behavior support systems across the state.

This training series benefited:

Kansas CDDOs | Home & Community Based Service Providers | Targeted Case Managers | Leadership Teams & Managers