PEAK Relational Training System
Assessment and curriculum for language and cognition, built on relational frame theory.
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Advanced language & cognition programming
VERIFICATION IN PROGRESS
The PEAK Relational Training System (Promoting the Emergence of Advanced Knowledge) is both an assessment and a curriculum for teaching language and cognition, published by Emergent Learning. Unlike milestone-based verbal-behavior tools, PEAK centers on relational responding and derived learning — an alternative or complement to instruments like the VB-MAPP for practices building more advanced language repertoires.
What is PEAK Relational Training System?
PEAK Relational Training System is assessment and curriculum for language and cognition, built on relational frame theory. It is listed in the Diagnostics & Assessment category of The ABA Index.
How much does PEAK Relational Training System cost?
PEAK Relational Training System does not publish pricing publicly — quotes come directly from the vendor. The ABA Index tracks pricing transparency for every listing and reports unpublished pricing as exactly that, never a guessed number.
Who is PEAK Relational Training System best for?
Based on its positioning and documented use: Advanced language & cognition programming.
What are alternatives to PEAK Relational Training System?
Other tools in the Diagnostics & Assessment category include ABLLS-R, ADOS-2, AFLS, As You Are. Each has an independent profile on The ABA Index.
ABLLS-R
Partington's criterion-referenced assessment of basic language and learner skills across 25 skill areas.
ADOS-2
The semi-structured, standardized diagnostic observation widely treated as the gold standard in autism evaluation.
AFLS
Assessment of Functional Living Skills — practical independence skills across home, school, and community.
As You Are
Virtual clinic providing telehealth autism diagnostic evaluations for children.
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