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After a brief hiatus due to major busy times, we're back! In this episode, Nate and Jill are joined by Nate's sister to talk about squabbling siblings, adjusting to summer, and the projects they're working on.
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Links:
Building Up! Intensive Workshop: http://www.oregonbehavior.com/buildingup
House of Huckleberry: https://www.houseofhuckleberry.com/
In this episode, we talk about perseveration, a common behavior in FASD and other developmental disabilities. Why do some people perseverate, and how do we need to re-frame the behaviors so we can respond in a way that doesn't create more stress?
Do you enjoy our podcasts? We want to keep providing them (and our videos!) to people all over the world free of charge. Please consider supporting us for as little as $2 per month on www.patreon.com/OregonBehavior.
NIH news release about their FASD study: https://www.nih.gov/news-events/news-releases/study-first-graders-shows-fetal-alcohol-spectrum-disorders-prevalent-us-communities
Great Youtube video about "echolalia": https://youtu.be/ome-95iHtB0
How do you deal with it when the person you support lies? Well, first you should determine whether or not that's what they're actually doing. And (spoiler alert!) often what looks like lying may be something else entirely. In this episode, Nate and Jill discuss different possible explanations for a kid saying something that's not true, and best practices for addressing it.
Links:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UJI8XN5EEC4
https://www.patreon.com/OregonBehavior
http://www.houseofhuckleberry.com
In this episode, Nate and Jill talk about how we can view challenging behaviors through a cognitive skill lens. Also the introduction of a new segment in which we define and talk about basic terms you probably already know, but maybe not as well as you'd like!
The OBC Cognitive Skills List: http://www.oregonbehavior.com/s/OBC-Skills-List.pdf
Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/OregonBehavior
There are many things to think about when working with kids on social skills and friendships. In this episode, we touch on some important things to consider as we attempt to teach our kids to have safe and healthy relationships.
Links: www.meetup.com
In this episode, we answer our listeners' questions about various issues related to FASD! Keep them coming! Visit www.tinyurl.com/listenerquestions to ask!
It's a Brain Thing
A Podcast About FASD
In this episode, we touch on the basics of empathy. What is it, and how can we work on it with kids, teenagers, and adults with FASDs? Let us know your thoughts by leaving a message on the Oregon Behavior Consultation Facebook page!
Talking about behaviors can be difficult, especially if the person you are talking to struggles with abstract thinking or communication. In this episode, we provide you with a visual (download the PDF file below!) that may be helpful in working through behaviors with the person you're supporting.
You can download the visual for free here!
Hi everyone! When the podcast changed names we lost this interivew, and so we wanted to re-air it to make sure everyone can listen! In this interview, we discuss what it is like to have FASD with RJ Formanek. He talks to us about growing up, how his brain works, and how those of us caring for a person with FASD can help.
FASD: Flying with Broken Wings (Facebook group)
Red Shoes Rock (Facebook group)
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We have the best intentions when it comes to getting ready for the holidays. We tell ourselves we'll be ready this year. But then things get busy, we keep putting it off, and suddenly it's the week before a holiday and we've done nothing to prepare! In this week's episode, we talk about how we can practically prepare for the holidays for all kinds of children and adults, both with and without developmental disabilities.
The OBC Holiday Planning Sheet: http://tinyurl.com/OBCHolidayPlanning
Patreon page: http://www.patreon.com/OregonBehavior
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