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STRAIGHT FROM THE LEARNERS

“A couple of good concepts to revisit, but lots of technical problems that didn't make for a great experience. … Fortunately the read through of the printed materials salvaged the information, and I was able to get enough out of the course to be useful.”

— W.A. · The Gorilla Suit Principle

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FIELD SKILLS · NEW RELEASE

The Gorilla Suit Principle

Instructional Control for RBTs

Published July 2026

★ 4.0/5 · 3 learner ratings

PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT1-HOUR PDUONLINE · SELF-PACED

THE QUICK RUNDOWN

Instructional control is not about being louder, stricter, or turning every session into a power struggle. The Gorilla Suit Principle helps RBTs build a therapeutic presence clients can trust through thoughtful preparation, genuine pairing, consistent follow-through, and cooperation that is reinforced—not forced.

YOU’LL LEARN TO

  • Build cooperation through pairing, predictability, and reinforcement
  • Follow through confidently without creating unnecessary power struggles

Best for: RBTs and behavior technicians strengthening practical field skills.

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