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On this episode of ABA Mom, host Allie Langan interviews Andrew Bortzner, a BCBA and owner of KT-ABA, who shares his unique journey into the field of Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) and his passion for integrating community outings and nature into therapy. Andrew discusses the importance of engaging clients in natural settings, such as parks and beaches, to promote social skills and reduce problem behaviors. He also shares his love for dinosaurs and how he incorporates this interest into his practice to create memorable experiences for children. The conversation touches on the challenges of working with insurance companies, the benefits of nature on mental health, and advice for parents looking to incorporate more outdoor activities into their child's routine. Andrew emphasizes the need for a shift in the ABA field towards more naturalistic approaches and the potential for future growth in his practice. Contact: https://www.kt-aba.com/home [email protected] #aba #autismawareness #autism #dinosaur #dino
By Allie LanganOn this episode of ABA Mom, host Allie Langan interviews Andrew Bortzner, a BCBA and owner of KT-ABA, who shares his unique journey into the field of Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) and his passion for integrating community outings and nature into therapy. Andrew discusses the importance of engaging clients in natural settings, such as parks and beaches, to promote social skills and reduce problem behaviors. He also shares his love for dinosaurs and how he incorporates this interest into his practice to create memorable experiences for children. The conversation touches on the challenges of working with insurance companies, the benefits of nature on mental health, and advice for parents looking to incorporate more outdoor activities into their child's routine. Andrew emphasizes the need for a shift in the ABA field towards more naturalistic approaches and the potential for future growth in his practice. Contact: https://www.kt-aba.com/home [email protected] #aba #autismawareness #autism #dinosaur #dino