L-R: Odogun Abiodun, Behaviour Specialist and Director at God's Hand Development Therapy; Mrs. Daisy Jonathan, member of the Board of Director and Trustees, NIsBEC; Dr. Eziafakaku Nwokolo, member of the Board of Director and Trustees, NIsBEC, and Onoriode Akusu, a media representative/Founder at Alphabet PR Limited, at the Nigerian Institute for Behavioural Science, Education and Care Professionals (NIsBEC) inauguaral press conference in Lagos on Monday.
Raheem Akingbolu
The Nigerian Institute for Behavioural Science, Education and Care Professionals (NIsBEC), an organization created to uphold the highest standard of competencies and practice of applied behaviour analysis, special education and allied care professionals, has officially flagged off its operations today in Lagos, heralding a new chapter in the advancement of behavioural science, special education, and care practice in Nigeria.
The institute was established to serve as a central body for professionals working in behavioural health, special education, and care services, with the vision of promoting access, transparency, professional development, public awareness and dedication to best practices by care professionals, behaviour specialists, special education teachers, and others. It also seeks to advance knowledge, set standards, and promote ethical and evidence-based practices that improve individual and societal wellbeing.
