18 episodes
Nerding Out on ABA Katie Saint, PhD, LPC, BCBA-D and Ashley Lyons, BCBA
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4.4 • 23 Ratings
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Two behaviors analyst’s nerding out hard over their love for this field and what compassionate and ethical ABA looks like!
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What is Evidence-based Practice?
What is evidence-based practice and why should it matter to behavior therapists? In this episode, listen to Ashley and Katie nerd out about the evidence-based pyramid and the ethics of evidence-based practice!
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Resources mentioned in the episode:
National Autism Center - National Standards Project
National Professional Development Center - Evidence-based Practices
National Clearinghouse on Autism and Evidence Based Practice
The Evidence-Based Practice of Applied Behavior Analysis
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Providing Effective Feedback
What is feedback from a behavioral perspective and how to we ensure we are using and applying it effectively with in our field? Listen to Katie and Ashley nerd out about what we do know about feedback and how we can change our behavior of providing feedback to better serve our supervisees.
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Collaborating with Other Professionals with Rose Griffin
In this episode, Ashley interviews special guest Rose Griffin. She is a rarity in our field, being dual certified in ABA and SLP. She is passionate about helping individuals with autism find their voice and become more independent communicators. Her experiences inspired her to create her own business, http://www.abaspeech.org, where she provides ASHA approved courses, hosts The Autism Outreach Podcast, and shares therapy materials and free resources for parents and professionals. Listen to us nerd out about working together!!
This episode counts as a CEU so if you are interested in obtaining credit for listening, please click this link and follow the instructions on the form.
CEU Learning Objectives:
Identify why it is important to collaborate with other professionals.Identify reasons that a professional may be reluctant to coordinate care. Understand and utilize the Communication Bill of Rights. Follow us on Instagram and Facebook.
Resources mentioned in the Episode:
Broadhead collaboration articleCommunication Bill of Rights LAMP premium support Interprofessional Collaborative Practice Between Behavior Analysts and Speech-Language Pathologists -
Experiences in ABA and Interoception with Chloe Rothschild
Nerding Out on ABA brings in the new year with a special guest, Chloe Rothschild. She is 30-years old, diagnosed with Austin Spectrum Disorder (ASD), and has been a strong advocate in the field. Chloe co-wrote the My Interoception Workbook: A Guide for Adolescents, Teens, and Adults with Kelly Mahler MS, OTR/L and Jarvis Alma, another self-advocate. Listen to Ashley and Katie nerd out with Chloe about her experiences (both good and bad) and her involvement in the development of the Interoception Workbook.
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Chloe's website: www.chloerothschildasd.com
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Resources mentioned in this episode:
1. The Interoception Workbook
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Getting to Know Your Hosts From a Behavior Lens
In this episode, Ashley and Katie nerd out about their love for ABA by relating it to their own behaviors. Listen to them share some of their own experiences and transformations as they grew and learned in the field of behavior analysis.
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Reframing Punishment and Mental Health
Punishment and mental health have a bad rep, but we can change that with ABA! In this episode, Ashley and Katie get technical about stimulus equivalence and dive into relational frame theory to analyze how we can contribute to the positive relational framing of punishment and mental health diagnoses.
This episode counts as a CEU so if you are interested in obtaining credit for listening, please click this link and follow the instructions on the form.
CEU Learning Objectives:
Define stimulus equivalence, the three types of stimulus-stimulus relations, and provide examples. Provide a basic definition and understanding of relational frame theory. Identify the relationship between stimulus equivalence and relational frame theory. Identify behaviors you can engage in to contribute to the positive relational framing of punishment and mental health diagnoses. Follow us on Instagram and Facebook.
Resources mentioned in this episode:
PEAK Relational Training SystemLearning RFTContextualscience.org
Customer Reviews
Good pod
Are really Knowledgeable and I like what they have to offer. Even though they just started they are doing an amazing job explaining. Talking skills for a podcast takes time and is a lot different then normal conversations. They are good and can’t wait for the future of this podcast. Keep grinding :)
Heart breaking
Why would someone do something with no purpose? So….Why isn’t this the center of everything you do? And— even before that— you should be trying to understand (not assume— or observe) why your client is doing a behavior that annoys you. Your coffee example is a perfect illustration of why aba at its core is abusive — it places no value in the actual inner life of the target— though there are many compassionate caring people who are invested in practicing it as a livelihood. Please look into Ross Greene and Collaborative and Proactive Solutions for another method— backed by science— for working with challenging behavior that values the humanity of all parties. They have lots of online information!
Behavior b*tches Ripoff
From the image to the verbiage these girls are just wanting quick fame and copping the behavior B’s gimmick. They had “Dr” Katie Saint on for an episode and now she thinks she’s a star. These two aren’t as knowledgeable as they present themselves to be and really just want some fame. Made it 5 minutes in and I couldn’t stand the “um”s every 5 seconds and the condescending tone of Saint. The only benefit of this podcast is that you can’t see them. Don’t waste your time and if you’re looking for educational information look elsewhere.