We've all seen them, and we've all engaged in them ourselves – these so-called “problem behaviors.” But why do they occur in the first place? And is there a better way to frame the conversations surrounding them that can set us up for success in addressing them? Alex and Olivia sit down and chat about just that!
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Interacting with peers is a skill that is actually built up of a web of many other, smaller skills––some taught, and some learned through imitation. Alex and Olivia sit down to dissect the skills involved and how we teach them.
Social Distancing has been a unique challenge for many people to adapt, and even thrive, in. In this episode, Alex and Lainey are joined by Michelle, a BCBA from InBloom, to talk about some of the positive outcomes and new ways clinicians have had to adapt in the midst of social distancing.
We're also joined by Katelyn, who is out in the community every day and happy to share her view on how the field has had to adapt over the past few months.
We're back with a new episode, and this time Alex and Lainey are catching up with the creator of InBloom's Learning Readiness Program, Jessica Miret, BCBA. The Learning Readiness Program is
If you have any questions for us about our Learning Readiness Program, or other topics you would like for us to discuss, please reach out to indevelopment@InBloomautism.com.
InDevelopment is back in 2020! To kick off our year right, Alex and Lainey discuss their experiences trying to break into the field of ABA. And then, because we want this field to grow, we provide tips and insight so you can find your way into the world of Applied Behavior Analysis! If you are currently looking for an internship or close to graduating from your program, then this will be especially helpful :)
Alex and Lainey break down different experiences they've had while providing ABA services in a public setting, while also giving out tips for strategies and communication that will help parents navigate ABA therapy in the community.
Have questions or a topic you would like to see covered? You can email us at indevelopment@behaviordg.com
We're back with another Training Pod for all you RBTs! This one is by Tara and Manuela and it's all about Error Correction and Errorless Teaching. We'll be back in your feed shortly with another full episode about ABA Therapy in the community.
This episode, Alex, Lainey, and Manuela break down the types of ABA support available to kiddos in school, and what parents can do to be advocates for their children. Then, Alex sits down with Jessica Dunn to hear what an expert on the subject has to say.
Looking for those links we said we'd…link you to? Here's some great resources for parents looking for more information:
http://www.fldoe.org/academics/exceptional-student-edu/parent-info/
https://guardianadlitem.org/wp-content/uploads/2015/07/Special_Education_Law_For_Students_With_Disabilities.original.1432213613.pdfAlex and Lainey are joined by Manuela, and the trio discuss the ways in which ABA may contrast from other types of treatment, such as speech and OT. More importantly, they discuss how these different paths can collaborate to really bring out the best in a kiddo.
Today we're taking the Picture Exchange Communication System (PECS for short) and breaking down all six phases with Danielle and Manuela.
If you're interested in watching the video shown to the group in this session, you can find it here:
PECS Phase 3a with Error Correction
