Barry has presented more than 700 seminars and workshops across the US and in more than 20 countries as a featured and Keynote Presenter at major conferences including: the American Speech-Language Hearing Association, Autism Society of America, Autism National Committee, Sino-American Symposium on Communication Disorders, New Zealand Early Intervention Conference and others. Invited presentations at universities have included Harvard, Princeton, Yale, Columbia, Brown, University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill, University of Wisconsin-Madison, University of Washington-Seattle, Penn State, University of Oregon Health Sciences Center, Vanderbilt, Universities of Virginia, Colorado, Nebraska, Florida, Arizona and others

Half-day, and One, Two and Three day workshops

Barry presents workshops on the following topics. Please list the topic(s) you are interested in on the Presentation Request form

• Autism: A Uniquely Human Experience (Full Day based on themes from Barry’s best selling book)
• SCERTS Model (one and two day introductory workshops)
• The SCERTS Model 3 days – 1 day introductory and 2 day advanced implementation
• Preventing Problem Behavior: An Emotional Regulation Relationship-based Approach
• Fostering Positive Parent-Professional Relationships (half and full day)
• The Keys to Learning and Engagement in Young Children: Social Communication and Emotional Regulation

Keynote Addresses and Breakout Sessions

Barry presents Keynote Addresses and Breakout Sessions (60 – 90 minute presentations) on the following topics. Please list the topic(s) you are interested in on the Presentation Request form:

• Uniquely Human: A Different Way of Seeing Autism (based on Barry’s best-selling book)
• Successful Inclusion for Students with Autism
• The SCERTS Model (overview)
• Preventing Problem Behavior through an Emotional Regulation Approach
• The Essential Elements of Family-Professional Collaboration
• Identifying and Building Interests, Strengths and Talents

In many cases, a keynote and a breakout session can be presented during the same day at a conference. If you wish to propose a topic, please feel free to do so.

To request a presentation, please fill out and send the following Presentation Request form to bprizant@gmail.com.