FABIC Education & Learning supports professionals to develop the skills to provide LASTING behaviour change strategies and tools to their clients in workplaces, at home and in the community

::: 4 Nov 2024 ::: 7:00pm – 8:00pm AEST (QLD Time) ::: Online via Zoom :::

FABIC Poster Collection Discussion Groups – Session 26 – Abstract Words & Voice Volume

Name: OT + Behaviour Therapy Working Together – The Classroom of Life: Across Disciplines (FREE Webinar)
Start: 2026-10-14
End: 2026-10-14
Location: Online (Worldwide)

Presented by Tanya R Curtis, Senior Behaviour Specialist

In this webinar, Tanya Curtis will present on two posters:

POSTER 40: Voice volume

The use of concrete words is important, especially when it comes to giving instructions. This poster is used for monitoring a person’s voice volume so that the message sent (the instruction) is the same as the message received.

POSTER 41: Abstract vs concrete words

When we teach new skills, the likelihood of a person learning and implementing them is greatly increased when we all speak the same language and use concrete words.

Workshop content and details

ABOUT THE SERIES

LEARN THE SCIENCE BEHIND EACH OF THE 53 FABIC POSTERS

The science of the who, what, where, when, why and how of every FABIC poster is discussed, supporting successful implementation in a person’s natural settings and thus maximising opportunities for LASTING behaviour change.

Each one of the 53 FABIC posters is a standalone behavioural intervention. It may look like a simple two-dimensional poster, but in reality it comes with a science founded on the FABIC principles of understanding and bringing LASTING behaviour change. To integrate them successfully it is important to understand the science.

To support the successful use and integration of these posters in a person’s natural setting/s – their intended use – a client and/or their support team require an understanding of why and how to implement the posters, daily and practically.
And this requires an explanation of the science and practicalities that support successful behaviour change strategies via the introduction of the FABIC Posters.

We have put together 34 online meetings to cover every single poster that is part of the FABIC Poster Collection.

FORMAT & RECOMMENDED RESOURCES

Each meeting Tanya will present one or more posters and the science and steps for their practical and effective application, so that attendees can support the integration in a natural setting and offer understanding and behaviour change.

Participants can ask questions and offer sharings about each poster. Each session will be recorded and made available to attendees as well as be available for purchase.

Note: While it is not essential for attendees to have a hard copy of the posters, it is recommended for maximisation.

Posters can be purchased individually or as a complete collection at fabic.com.au/shop

FOR WHOM

Suitable for any person ready to use the FABIC posters to support lasting behaviour change, whether that be for professional and/or informal support or personal use.

DELIVERY STYLE AND LOCATION

Online via Zoom

ABOUT YOUR PRESENTER – Tanya R Curtis

Tanya R Curtis
Senior Behaviour Change Specialist

Founder and Director of FABIC Behaviour Specialist Clinic

Founder and Author of The Body Life Skills Program

Founder and Presenter of FABIC.tv

Founder and Teacher at FABIC.study

Author of the Body Life Skills Books as well as children books

Business Consultant

Mentor and so much more

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Wednesday 14 Oct 2026 – 7:00pm – 8:00pm AEST (QLD Time)

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