In this episode, Criss Wilhite joins Dr. Kelly and shares her journey into behavior analysis and its intersection with her “hippy” lifestyle practices. Criss also discusses the progression of the behavior analysis program at Fresno State and how sustainability has become an integral focus of the University. As a professor, Criss assigns self-management projects, which require students to increase and decrease behaviors related to creating a more sustainable lifestyle, while incorporating behavior analytic practices. To connect with Criss, email her at [email protected]. To learn more about ABA and Sustainability, visit www.behaviorbabe.com/sustainability.htm.

In this episode, Dr. Kelly reviews the similarities and differences between SAFMEDS and flashcards as study tools. To learn more, visit www.behaviorbabe.com/SAFMEDS-htm.

In this episode, Dr. Kelly reviews some of the changes put forth by the Behavior Analyst Certification Board (BACB). Changes were announced December 2018 and most are effective November 2019. For more information visit www.bacb.com. For more information related to ABA visit www.behaviorbabe.com.

On this episode, Brian (Bearded Behaviorist) shares the journey of his autism diagnosis and how he came to find behavior analysis. Brian shares with Dr. Kelly his experiences and his mission to break down misconceptions of ABA for the autism community. To learn more about Brian, check out his page on Facebook: www.facebook.com/BeardedBehaviorist

In this episode Dr. Kelly discusses the RBT (Registered Behavior Technician) credential and whether it is right for you or your agency. Dr. Kelly reviews the barriers and benefits to credentialing direct support workers as RBTs, including increased consumer protection and eligibility for school-based claiming. Learn more at www.behaviorbabe.com.

All things ABA, including discussions on Supervision, Ethics, Public Schools, Adult Services, Military life, OBM, Sustainability, and more!!

In the second part of this two part series, Dr. Tomaino joins us to discuss crisis prevention. In discussions with Tomaino, listeners will learn the importance of prevention and the role of interdisciplinary collaboration. For more info, check out https://tv.theprepgroup.com/

In the first part of this two part podcast, Dr. Edward Miguel talks about crisis prevention, specifically on shifting the mindset on physical intervention. Miguel notes that must first start with the belief that every individual has the right to a therapeutic learning environment. For more information, check out https://tv.theprepgroup.com/.

In this episode, Dr. Kelly sits down with Kim Wolff, a Board Certified Behavior Analyst who has experience working in Boston, Korea, Kentucky, Hawai’i, and Ohio. Kim and Dr. Kelly discuss the basics of beginning the consultative process with families. For more information visit www.behaviorbabe.com.

We welcome back guest speaker, Lara Bollinger for a second episode and an update on law school. Lara is Licensed as a Behavior Analyst in Hawai’i and Virginia and is currently enrolled in law school. Lara shares with listeners her trials and tribulations and explains how being a behavior analyst has both helped and hindered her on this journey. To learn more visit www.behaviorbabe.com.