Behavioral Health Collective

In this special episode, we had a parent who joined a practitioner to share their story. Adrianna Horne, a homeschooling parent of a neurodiverse family joined Michael Maloney to talk about remedial reading. Hearing directly from Adrianna as a consumer of behavior analytic services was a powerful conversation and is not an episode to miss!

Disclaimer: The comments and views expressed in this podcast do not constitute or replace contractual behaviour analytic consultation or professional advice. Views expressed are solely the perspective of the speaker and do not represent the views or position of their colleagues, employer or other associates. Please seek out a professional through the BHC's FindXpert directory or a behavior analyst through the BACB website if you would like to receive behavioral health services.

Gabrielle Stigant joins Erika Ng to discuss her niche work with neurodivergent females and social skills instruction. She describes some of the differences between males and females who are neurodivergent and how females can be overlooked, but in need of support.

Disclaimer: The comments and views expressed in this podcast do not constitute or replace contractual behaviour analytic consultation or professional advice. Views expressed are solely the perspective of the speaker and do not represent the views or position of their colleagues, employer or other associates. Please seek out a professional through the BHC's FindXpert directory or a behavior analyst through the BACB website if you would like to receive behavioral health services.

In this inaugural episode of the Behavioral Health Collective Podcast, Erika introduces herself as the host of the show. She is a behavior analyst located in British Columbia, Canada. Erika shares the vision of the podcast which is to share stories of effective and ethical collaboration between behavioral health professionals to improve client outcomes.  The BHC podcast is for professionals as well as consumers of behavioral health services, with the purpose of fostering better collaboration between fields by gaining a better understanding of how different professionals can work together. 

Disclaimer: The comments and views expressed in this podcast do not constitute or replace contractual behaviour analytic consultation or professional advice. Views expressed are solely the perspective of the speaker and do not represent the views or position of their colleagues, employer or other associates. Please seek out a professional through the BHC's FindXpert directory or a behavior analyst through the BACB website if you would like to receive behavioral health services.