Welcome to the Association for Behavior Analysis Lebanon
This Affiliated Chapter is associated with Association for Behavior Analysis International (ABAI).
We would like to thank our "Cedar Tree" level sponsor
The IBAO is ABAL's biggest sponsor, "The Cedar Tree".
Cedar trees hold profound cultural and historical significance in Lebanon. They are not only iconic symbols of the country but also emblematic of its enduring heritage. With deep-rooted traditions, majestic cedar forests, like the famous Cedars of God, contribute to Lebanon's natural beauty, historical legacy, and environmental importance, underscoring their special place in the nation's identity.
The IBAO aims to support the international ABA community. They have graciously and generously taken the opportunity to do this in Lebanon.
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We would like to thank our other wonderful sponsors for the
"The Olive Tree" level sponsor
"The Almond Tree" level sponsor
"The Olive Tree" level sponsor
Sulukeyat aims at making the right difference in the life of people struggling with their learning by providing a holistic high- quality services that adopt only evidence-based practices.
Sulukeyat has clinicians who are some of our dearest and most impactful ABAL board members and/or founding members.
Olive trees hold a profound cultural and historical significance in Lebanon, representing the country's rich agricultural heritage. For centuries, they have been a symbol of prosperity and sustenance, deeply rooted in Lebanese traditions. These enduring trees not only grace the landscape but also serve as a reminder of Lebanon's connection to the land, offering valuable produce and embodying the spirit of resilience and nourishment.
"The Pine Tree" level sponsor
"The Almond Tree" level sponsor
"The Olive Tree" level sponsor
Dr. Barbara E. Esch (author of EESA-Revised protocol), The Association for Science in Autism Treatment (ASAT: https://asatonline.org) and the owner of Different Roads to Learning (https://difflearn.com) have contributed to our conference.
Pine trees have their own unique cultural and historical significance in Lebanon. They are emblematic of the country's natural richness and have been a part of Lebanese life for generations. These resilient evergreens, such as the Lebanese Pine, not only adorn the landscape but also signify the enduring spirit of Lebanon, standing tall against the challenges of time and environment, and serving as a testament to the nation's deep-rooted connection to its natural heritage.
"The Almond Tree" level sponsor
"The Almond Tree" level sponsor
"The Almond Tree" level sponsor
EBISA-Karim is a multidisciplinary center, offering ABA, Speech & Language Therapy, Psychomotor Intervention and Physiotherapy. This center is managed and was co-founded by one of ABAL's very own founding board members and former president.
Almond trees in Lebanon are culturally and historically significant, deeply ingrained in the country's traditions. They contribute to both the picturesque landscape and the economy, serving as a source of income for Lebanese farmers through almond cultivation and playing a key role in Lebanese cuisine. Beyond their practical importance, almond trees also carry symbolic value, representing renewal and resilience in the face of diverse climatic challenges.