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Welcome to the Behavior/Brain Podcast , the audio companion to Behavior/Brain Magazine ! This podcast explores the science of behavior analysis in innovative, practical, and inspiring ways. Hosted by Melissa Druskis, BCBA and Editor-in-Chief, we dive into topics that challenge traditional roles in ABA and push the boundaries of our field. From groundbreaking technologies and cutting-edge research to creative applications in education, mental health, and self-improvement, we bring you fresh perspectives that elevate your practice and inspire your work. Featuring expert insights from contributing writers and thought leaders in behavior analysis, we’re here to help you think outside the box and grow as a professional. Whether you're looking for strategies to streamline supervision, tips for building better client relationships, or ways to expand the science of ABA into new arenas, the Behavior/Brain Podcast is your resource for actio
Melissa Druskis hosts Behavior/Brain Podcast, a science show with 13 episodes published.
Send us a text In this episode of the Behavior/Brain Podcast, we dive into the recently updated 6th Edition Test Content Outline, which sets the foundation for behavior analysts' competencies and knowledge requirements.
Send us a text In this episode, we are discussing our transition to the Behavior/Brain Podcast, companion to Behavior/Brain Magazine, the ONLY magazine for the field of ABA. Learn more about our upcoming episodes and how
Send us a text In this episode we're talking about how to save time and implement proactive strategies to write treatment plans and conduct re-assessments with less time and greater efficiency. Get your 0.5 CEU's for thi
Send us a text This week we are covering feeding disorders in children with autism and treatment methods. If you want a more in-depth look at behavioral feeding therapy and competency-based mentorship, check out our Inte
Send us a text This week we are covering the steps you should take before, during, and after supervision to ensure you are providing effective supervision...or receiving effective supervision if you are a supervisee. In
Send us a text This week we are covering some commonly misunderstood supervision requirements from the BCBA Handbook. We also review the requirements of both the supervised fieldwork and concentrated supervised fieldwork
Send us a text I'm so excited to have interviewed Dr. Amanda Coffey, the founder of The Behavior Network, one of the first BHCOE accredited training sites. We discuss how they provide such effective supervision, what set
Send us a text In this episode, we will be talking about reducing automatically reinforced behaviors by using antecedent interventions. Objectives: Describe the challenges to reducing automatically reinforced behaviors D
Send us a text In this episode, we will be talking about graduated exposure and desensitization including its history, steps to use, and practical applications in ABA therapy. Objectives: Demonstrate understanding of gra
Send us a text In this episode, we will be talking about non-contingent reinforcement. What is it? What is it NOT? How to implement it? What are the pros and cons of utilizing non-contingent reinforcement? Objectives: De
Send us a text In this episode, we will be talking about how to use ABA to change your own behavior to meet your goals. This section will talk about goal writing and how to write SMART goals. Objectives: Identify the mea
Send us a text I had the great opportunity to talk to Todd Ward, Ph.D., former BCBA-D, to discuss his recent decision to let his BCBA expire and what that means for the future direction of his career. Todd received his d
Send us a text In our first episode of The Behavior Crew podcast, we'll go over some of the things you can expect from this and future episodes! In this month's topic "ABA Outside the Box", we'll be exploring other caree
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