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Welcome to My BCBA Life, the podcast by Circle Care Services, hosted by Penina. Whether you’re navigating the highs or facing the challenges of being a BCBA, this is the space for real talk and real solutions. You’re not alone—join a community of passionate BCBAs who are committed to improving the lives of others while finding fulfillment in their own journey. Let’s dive into practical strategies and insights that will help make every day more rewarding.
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Access your CEU Certificate by filling out THIS form. Join our fast-growing BCBA Community by signing up HERE. Are you a BCBA looking for a job? Apply HERE. Are meltdowns and tantrums the same thing? In this enlightening episode of My BCBA Life , Penina sits down with behavior analyst Julie Aiello to unpack the real differences between these two commonly misunderstood behaviors. Whether you're a parent, educator, or behavior professional, understanding these distinctions can change how you support children during tough moments. Key Questions Explored in the Episode: What is the core difference between a meltdown and a tantrum? How can parents and professionals respond differently to each? What strategies can help prevent meltdowns and tantrums before they begin? How does preparation and functional communication play a role? What is the emotional impact of a parent’s response to these behaviors? Julie Aiello is a behavior analyst with years of hands-on experience supporting children and families through behavioral challenges. Her approach is grounded in compassion, evidence-based practices, and a deep commitment to helping children develop essential emotional regulation skills. Time Stamps: 00:00 - Meltdowns vs. Tantrums: What’s the Difference? 07:46 – Why the Distinction Matters 17:12 – Proactive Behavior Management Strategies 24:13 – Preventing Tantrums with Skill Building 25:41 – Uncovering the Goal Behind Tantrums 28:43 – Navigating Meltdowns: What Helps 31:27 – Front Loading for Success 35:37 – Communication and Emotional Validation 40:07 – Parental Impact and Final Thoughts Struggling to understand your child’s behaviors? Tune in to this episode for expert tips and compassionate guidance that can make a real difference.…
Access your CEU Certificate by filling out THIS form. Join our fast-growing BCBA Community by signing up HERE. Are you a BCBA looking for a job? Apply HERE. --Ever felt like every request turns into a battle with your child? Discover the unique world of Pathological Demand Avoidance (PDA) and how it intersects with autism in this insightful episode of 'My BCBA Life.' Host Penina sits down with Lauren Reed, a seasoned BCBA, to unpack the complexities of PDA, exploring why some children instinctively resist demands and how parents can navigate these challenges with empathy and understanding. Key Questions Explored in the Episode: What is Pathological Demand Avoidance (PDA) and how is it different from typical autism behaviors? How can parents identify signs of PDA in their children? What strategies can reduce power struggles and promote collaboration? How does the PANDA approach help in managing PDA effectively? What can parents do to support their own mental health while caring for a child with PDA? Lauren Read, BCBA, joins the show to demystify Pathological Demand Avoidance (PDA), a lesser-known but increasingly recognized profile within the autism spectrum. She explains that PDA is characterized by extreme resistance to everyday demands due to a heightened need for autonomy and control, often mistaken for oppositional behavior. The conversation highlights the importance of collaboration over authority, practical strategies to avoid power struggles, and the role of co-regulation in helping children manage their emotions. Lauren also shares insights on recognizing physical signs of distress, setting collaborative boundaries, and fostering a safe, supportive home environment. About the Guest: Lauren Reed is a Board Certified Behavior Analyst (BCBA) specializing in working with children on the autism spectrum. She has a deep understanding of PDA and its impact on families, offering compassionate, evidence-based strategies for managing challenging behaviors. Key Takeaways: PDA is a distinct profile within autism that requires a unique approach. Collaboration and flexibility are critical for reducing power struggles. Recognizing bodily responses can help parents anticipate and manage challenging behaviors. Creating a safe and supportive environment can significantly improve outcomes for children with PDA. Self-care is essential for parents managing the emotional toll of PDA. Time Stamps: 00:00 Introduction and Casual Conversation 02:59 Setting the Stage: Free CEUs and Surprise Words 03:50 Guest Introduction: Meet Lauren Reed 04:50 Understanding Pathological Demand Avoidance (PDA) 05:55 Identifying PDA in Children 08:47 Approaching PDA: Strategies and Techniques 14:17 Parenting Tips for Managing PDA 19:53 Collaborative Parenting Approach 20:45 Avoiding Power Struggles 22:26 The Importance of Responsibility 24:37 Setting Collaborative Rules 27:10 Recognizing Bodily Responses 30:32 Teaching Regulation Strategies 35:52 Creating a Safe Environment Links for the Guest: Connect with Lauren Reed on LinkedIn: Learn more about Lauren Reed's work: Ready to better understand your child and reduce daily struggles? Tune in to the full episode for practical strategies and compassionate guidance.…
Access your CEU Certificate by filling out THIS form. Join our fast-growing BCBA Community by signing up HERE. Are you a BCBA looking for a job? Apply HERE. -- What makes a truly effective leader in the world of ABA? In this episode, Penina sits down with Paola Ortiz, a seasoned BCBA and Psychology Professor, to uncover the leadership qualities that set exceptional BCBAs apart. From fostering empathy with families to setting clear goals for their teams, Paola shares her insights on how to lead with purpose, clarity, and consistency. Key Questions Explored in the Episode: What are the essential leadership traits for BCBAs? How can ABA professionals build meaningful connections with families? Why is empathy a critical component of effective leadership? What can the "Jam Study" teach us about decision-making in leadership? How can continuous learning shape a BCBA's leadership journey? In this insightful episode, Penina speaks with Paola Ortiz about the critical leadership skills required for BCBAs. Paola emphasizes the importance of clear communication, consistency, and empathy when working with both families and colleagues. She highlights real-life examples of leadership in action, discussing how small decisions can have significant impacts on the effectiveness of ABA practice. Paola also introduces the Jam Study as a powerful metaphor for decision-making in leadership, encouraging listeners to prioritize clarity and purpose in their roles. About The Guest: Paola Ortiz is a Board Certified Behavior Analyst (BCBA) and Psychology Professor with a passion for guiding ABA professionals in their leadership journeys. With years of experience in the field, Paola is dedicated to helping fellow BCBAs develop the skills needed to lead teams effectively and foster meaningful connections with the families they serve. Key Takeaways: Clear communication and consistency are foundational to effective leadership. Empathy and emotional intelligence are critical when engaging with parents and team members. Decision-making in leadership requires clarity and a focus on long-term goals. Continuous learning and self-reflection are essential for growth as a leader. Applying ABA principles to leadership can significantly enhance team dynamics and outcomes. Time Stamps: 00:00 Leadership in ABA: A Broader Perspective 06:23 BCBA as a Leader: Real-Life Examples 8:12 Effective Leadership Strategies 17:24 Engaging with Parents as a Leader 23:38 Defining Leadership in ABA 24:12 Empathy and Parental Involvement 24:59 The Role of a Leader in ABA 27:08 The Jam Study and Decision Making 28:48 Applying the Jam Study to Leadership 33:43 Key Leadership Qualities 38:26 Continuous Learning and Accountability Links for the Guest: You can follow her on Instagram @EveryDayABA .3 and listen to the EveryDay ABA podcast wherever you get your podcasts. Ready to become a more effective leader in the ABA field? Tune in to this episode with Paola Ortiz for practical insights and strategies you can apply today.…
Access your CEU Certificate by filling out THIS form. Join our fast-growing BCBA Community by signing up HERE. Are you a BCBA looking for a job? Apply HERE. -- Are you underestimating the role of parents in ABA therapy? In this compelling episode of My BCBA Life, we’re joined by Kassandra Alvarez, a seasoned BCBA turned parent coach, who sheds light on how parent involvement can transform the ABA experience. From strengthening communication with families to encouraging parental self-care, this episode offers a fresh, compassionate perspective on working with families in the autism community. Discussion Points: Kassandra’s transition from BCBA to parent coach The long-term impact of parent involvement in ABA Building rapport and tailoring communication with families Helping parents understand behavior functions using relatable examples Mindset coaching and self-care for parents An introduction to Kassandra’s book Guiding Light: Navigating Autism with Empathy and Expertise Kassandra shares her journey from traditional ABA practice to becoming a dedicated parent coach, emphasizing that ABA is most effective when parents are informed, empowered, and supported. She walks through strategies to build trust with families, communicate more effectively, and deliver parent training that resonates. A strong advocate for holistic care, Kassandra discusses the importance of shifting parents' mindsets and fostering self-compassion. Her new book, Guiding Light, offers a supportive roadmap for parents, blending ABA knowledge with emotional resilience. About The Guest: Kassandra Alvarez is a Board Certified Behavior Analyst with over six years of experience and a passion for empowering parents. She recently shifted her focus to parent coaching, where she integrates ABA strategies with personal development tools. Kassandra is also the author of Guiding Light: Navigating Autism with Empathy and Expertise, a resource that combines clinical insight with heartfelt guidance for families. Key Takeaways: Parent involvement is essential to meaningful and lasting progress in ABA therapy. Trust-building and communication are foundational for effective parent-professional relationships. Teaching behavior functions through everyday examples improves parent understanding. Encouraging self-care and mindset work helps parents sustain their energy and optimism. Resources like Guiding Light can bridge the gap between ABA and emotional support for families. Time Stamps: 00:47 – Transition to Parent Coaching 03:21 – Parent Involvement 06:38 – Building Relationships with Parents 14:48 – Mindset Shifts for Parents 23:57 – Effective Parent Training Techniques 27:49 – Teaching Parents the Functions of Behavior 29:12 – Increasing Awareness Through Examples 31:15 – Engaging Parents in the Process 32:59 – Building Relationships with Families 34:49 – Adapting Communication Styles 37:48 – Encouraging Parental Self-Care 47:19 – The Book: Guiding Light Links for the Guest: Connect with Kassandra on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/kassandra-alvarez-5538671a4/ Get Kassandra’s book: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0DSV87NW8 Want to empower the families you work with and elevate your parent training skills? Tune in to the full episode for expert insights and compassionate guidance from Kassandra Alvarez!…
Relevant Links: Access your CEU Certificate by filling out THIS form. Join our fast-growing BCBA Community by signing up HERE. Are you a BCBA looking for a job? Apply HERE. Ever wondered how BCBAs can effectively measure progress and ensure meaningful outcomes for the individuals and families they serve? In this episode, you’ll hear from Dr. Kristen Byra, founder and CEO of Upskill, as she shares strategies for data-driven decision-making, caregiver engagement, and improving clinical outcomes in ABA practice. Key Questions Explored in the Episode: Why is frequent and efficient data analysis crucial for BCBAs? How can clinical decision models improve outcomes and enhance professional effectiveness? What tools and frameworks can help measure quality of life for families? How can collaborating with other professionals strengthen ABA interventions? What are practical ways to engage caregivers and generalize skills across home settings? Throughout the episode, Dr. Byra highlights how BCBAs can use data to guide clinical decisions and measure both immediate skill development and long-term life improvement. She stresses the importance of regularly assessing caregiver satisfaction and family quality of life, using tools such as the Family Quality of Life survey. By collaborating with speech therapists, occupational therapists, and other professionals, BCBAs can provide more comprehensive and coordinated care. Listeners will come away with practical tips to refine their data collection methods, engage families effectively, and ensure their interventions lead to meaningful, measurable progress. About The Guest: Dr. Kristen Byra is the founder and CEO of Upskill, with extensive experience as a BCBA. She is known for her data-oriented approach to clinical care and her passion for enhancing outcomes by integrating scientific rigor with genuine caregiver collaboration. Key Takeaways: Incorporating regular data reviews helps BCBAs catch issues early and adjust interventions promptly. Standardized assessments (e.g., Vineland) offer a broader perspective on client progress. Collaborating across disciplines ensures a well-rounded, supportive environment for clients. Engaging families through surveys and guidance sessions increases long-term success and satisfaction. Focusing on both micro (skill-based) and macro (life-based) outcomes leads to truly transformative results. Links for the Guest: Connect with Dr. Kristen Byra on LinkedIn: Kristen Byra Visit Kristen Byra’s Website: Upskill ABA Link to the free clinical quality assessment: Clinical Quality Assessment Ready to enhance your BCBA practice through data-driven strategies and family-focused interventions? Tune in to the full episode for valuable insights and take your clinical outcomes to the next level.…
Relevant Links: Access your CEU Certificate by filling out THIS form. Join our fast-growing BCBA Community by signing up HERE. Are you a BCBA looking for a job? Apply HERE. Episode Summary: Are you looking for effective ways to support children struggling with feeding issues, especially those on the autism spectrum? In this episode, feeding therapy expert Dena Kelly explores practical interventions and strategies BCBAs can implement to help children overcome mealtime challenges. Discussion Points: Understanding feeding challenges in children with autism The importance of early intervention and structured routines Integrating social aspects into feeding therapy Using external motivators and behavior analytic techniques Empowering parents and caregivers to maintain progress at home Penina and Dena begin by discussing the common feeding challenges in children with autism, including rigidity, sensitivity to textures, and broader family dynamics that can influence eating habits. Dena emphasizes the importance of early and thorough assessments to rule out medical concerns before initiating behavioral strategies. She offers practical advice on establishing consistent mealtime routines, identifying motivators, and incrementally expanding a child’s food repertoire. Throughout the episode, Dena underscores the valuable role that families play in sustaining these improvements, highlighting the need for collaboration and education to ensure lasting success. About The Guest: Dena Kelly is a licensed professional counselor and board-certified behavior analyst with nearly 15 years of experience in feeding therapy. She has worked extensively in both private practice and intensive feeding clinics, helping children with a variety of developmental challenges. Dena’s expertise lies in combining medical, behavioral, and social approaches to create holistic feeding interventions that foster greater independence and quality of life for her clients. Time Stamps: • 00:00 -Dena Kelly’s Professional Background • 02:00 – Feeding Therapy Focus • 02:42 – Challenges with Feeding in Children with Autism • 05:05 – Importance of Addressing Feeding Issues Early • 07:56 – Impact of Feeding on Behavior and Development • 14:31 – Social Aspects of Feeding • 19:07 – First Steps for BCBAs in Addressing Feeding Issues • 27:20 – Using External Motivators for Feeding • 27:53 – Understanding Food Preferences in Kids • 28:29 – Feeding Therapy Techniques • 29:18 – Role of BCBAs in Feeding Interventions • 33:35 – Establishing Mealtime Routines • 39:32 – Addressing Common Feeding Issues • 46:49 – Promoting Independence in Feeding Connect With Dena: www.focusedapproach.com Ready to transform the way you approach feeding challenges in children with autism? Tune in to the full episode for valuable insights and actionable strategies you can use immediately!…
Relevant Links: Access your CEU Certificate by filling out THIS form. Join our fast-growing BCBA Community by signing up HERE. Are you a BCBA looking for a job? Apply HERE. ---- Ever wondered how a BCBA can carve out a niche working with high-complexity cases involving teens and adults? Heather Gonzalez offers a unique perspective and shares the invaluable lessons she's gathered throughout her career. Key Questions Explored in the Episode: • What are the challenges and rewards of working with adults and teens in ABA therapy? • How do Discrete Trial Training (DTT) and Natural Environment Teaching (NET) compare in practical settings? • What role do creativity, flexibility, and continuous learning play in ABA practices? • How can feedback from autistic self-advocates shape more effective interventions? Summary of the Conversation: Heather Gonzalez chronicles her career path, beginning with her transition into ABA and ultimately focusing on adults with complex behavioral challenges. She compares DTT and NET thoughtfully, spotlighting each method’s strengths, weaknesses, and best-use scenarios. Dr. Gonzalez emphasizes that flexibility, creativity, and openness to new perspectives are indispensable in ABA practice. She encourages practitioners to learn from autistic self-advocates and highlights strategies for collecting data that don’t compromise the natural flow of sessions. Throughout the discussion, the theme of continuous growth stands out as she shares practical tips for blending structured, research-backed methods with more organic, person-centered approaches. About The Guest: Heather Gonzalez is both a BCBA and BCBAD, recognized for her specialized work with high-intensity and high-complexity cases in Arizona. With a wealth of experience under her belt, she has established herself as a sought-after expert and advocate for flexible, creative, and evidence-based ABA practices. Key Takeaways: Choose the Right Method : Understanding when to apply DTT or NET can drastically improve client outcomes. Stay Flexible : Having a variety of techniques at your disposal allows you to tailor interventions to each individual’s needs. Value Continuous Learning : Ongoing professional growth and open-mindedness to new ideas enrich ABA interventions. Embrace Creativity : Innovation in data collection and play-based methods can enhance engagement and skill acquisition. Listen to Self-Advocates : Feedback from individuals who have lived experiences helps refine practices for better client rapport and results. Time Stamps: • 00:00 – Introduction and Guest Background • 01:23 – Journey into the Field of ABA • 02:49 – Starting a New Company and Finding a Niche • 04:05 – Challenges and Rewards of Working with Adults • 04:23 – Deep Dive into DTT and NET • 07:14 – Pros and Cons of DTT and NET • 13:03 – Balancing Creativity and Data in ABA • 18:39 – Importance of Flexibility in ABA Approaches • 30:10 – Encouragement for Aspiring BCBAs • 45:27 – Conclusion and Final Thoughts Ready to expand your approach to ABA and tackle high-complexity cases with creativity? Tune in to the full episode for actionable insights and inspiring strategies from Heather Gonzalez.…
Relevant Links: Access your CEU Certificate by filling out THIS form. Join our fast-growing BCBA Community by signing up HERE. Are you a BCBA looking for a job? Apply HERE. Episode Summary: How can we help children identify and manage their emotions effectively? In this episode of My BCBA Life, Penina from Circle Care Services is joined by Yasmine, a Board Certified Behavior Analyst (BCBA) and special education teacher, to explore the critical skill of teaching self-regulation. Yasmine shares her expert insights on fostering emotional awareness, creating a supportive environment, and engaging both parents and behavior technicians in the learning process. Key Questions Explored in the Episode: Why is teaching self-regulation a vital skill for children? How can BCBAs and parents collaborate to foster emotional growth? What practical strategies and tools can help prevent meltdowns? In this episode, Yasmine discusses the critical role of teaching self-regulation skills to children, emphasizing the importance of emotional awareness and management. She provides actionable strategies for identifying triggers, using antecedent interventions, and incorporating visual aids to help children navigate their emotions. The episode also highlights the significance of teamwork between BCBAs, parents, and behavior technicians to create a holistic approach to emotional development. Yasmine concludes with practical examples and the reminder that the right environment is key to successful self-regulation. About The Guest: Yasmine is a dedicated BCBA and special education teacher with years of experience helping children develop self-regulation skills. Her dual roles allow her to combine classroom expertise with evidence-based behavioral strategies, providing a well-rounded approach to emotional learning. Key Takeaways: Teaching children to identify emotions is the foundation of self-regulation. Creating a supportive environment prevents emotional triggers and meltdowns. Collaboration between BCBAs, parents, and BTs ensures consistency and success. The Zones of Regulation framework offers a structured approach to emotional awareness. Visual aids and daily check-ins are simple but powerful tools for emotional growth. Time Stamps: 00:00 Welcome to My BCBA Life 01:08 Meet Yasmine: From Teacher to BCBA 02:59 Balancing Teaching and BCBA Responsibilities 04:53 Managing Chaos: Tips and Strategies 08:13 Self-Care and Mental Health 11:42 Introduction to Self-Regulation 14:44 Teaching Self-Regulation Techniques 27:13 Zones of Regulation Explained 30:00 Daily Check-ins and Emotional Awareness 30:24 Techniques for Identifying Emotions 32:23 Teaching Self-Regulation Strategies 35:11 Preventing Meltdowns with Antecedent Interventions 35:41 Understanding Triggers and Environment 38:44 Collaborating with Parents and BCBAs 42:34 Practical Examples and Visual Aids 55:52 Conclusion and Final Thoughts 57:43 The Importance of Environment This episode was edited and produced by Intent Media .…
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Відтворити Пізніше Відтворити Пізніше Списки Подобається ПодобаєтьсяRelevant Links: Access your CEU Certificate by filling out THIS form. Join our fast-growing BCBA Community by signing up HERE. Are you a BCBA looking for a job? Apply HERE. Episode Summary: Have you ever wondered how Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) principles extend beyond therapy and can transform your daily life? Sarah Pearson, a BCBA from New Jersey, shares her incredible journey from special education teacher to board-certified behavior analyst. She dives deep into the transformative power of ABA therapy—how it impacts both clients and practitioners and how you can apply its principles in your personal and professional life for better results. In this episode, Sarah shares how her early struggles in the classroom led her to pursue a master's degree in ABA. She discusses how she used ABA therapy to address challenges both in the classroom and in her personal life. The conversation covers key ABA principles, including reinforcement and its everyday applications, particularly in parenting and personal growth. Sarah also highlights the power of ACT in both professional and personal development, emphasizing the need for BCBAs to build strong communities for support and growth. Listeners gain valuable insights into how behavioral principles can improve both their professional practices and personal interactions. About The Guest: Sarah Pearson is a board-certified behavior analyst (BCBA) based in New Jersey. She began her career as a special education teacher before pursuing her passion for Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA). With years of hands-on experience, Sarah is committed to helping clients and families by using ABA to solve real-life problems. Her insights into ABA’s applications in parenting, conflict resolution, and personal development make her an invaluable resource for those in the field. Key Takeaways: ABA therapy principles are not only for therapy sessions—they can be applied to everyday life, including parenting, conflict resolution, and stress management. Reinforcement is a powerful tool in shaping behavior, both in clients and in everyday interactions. ACT techniques can enhance ABA practice, especially when dealing with conflict and stress. Building a community of BCBAs can provide professional support and foster personal growth. ABA can help us understand developmental milestones and adjust our strategies to promote growth effectively. Time Stamps: 00:00 Transition to ABA Therapy 03:09 Classroom Challenges and ABA Solutions 06:07 Defining ABA Therapy 11:03 Applying ABA Principles in Daily Life 18:29 Understanding Reinforcement 29:44 Diving into Parenting Experiences 30:33 Behavioral Insights in Parenting 32:27 Real-Life Examples and Challenges 35:22 The Role of ABA in Parenting 38:29 Understanding Developmental Milestones 41:25 Handling Conflict with ACT 46:06 Applying ACT in Everyday Life 54:13 The Power of ABA in Daily Interactions 58:22 Building a Community of BCBAs Ready to apply ABA principles in your own life? Tune in to the full episode for Sarah’s invaluable insights and learn how to enhance both your professional and personal practices with ABA and ACT techniques. This episode was edited and produced by Intent Media .…
How does sleep impact learning, emotional regulation, and overall behavior in children with autism, ADHD, and anxiety? Join us as we explore SLEEP with Nicole Shallow, a Board Certified Behavior Analyst and expert in sleep consultation who shares transformative insights and practical strategies for parents and BCBAs. Relevant Links: Access your CEU Certificate by filling out THIS form. Join our fast-growing BCBA Community by signing up HERE. Are you a BCBA looking for a job? Apply HERE. Links for the Guest: Connect with Nicole Shallow on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/yourbehaviourgal/?hl=en Visit Nicole Shallow’s website: https://www.yourbehaviourgal.com/ Join Nicole Shallow's Sleep Competency Program: https://www.yourbehaviourgal.com/sleep-competency-program Key Questions Explored in the Episode: What are the most common sleep challenges for children with autism, ADHD, and anxiety? How does sleep deprivation affect learning and emotional regulation? What practical steps can parents and BCBAs take to improve children's sleep habits? How do nutrition, physical activity, and screen time influence sleep quality? What tools and resources are available to address teen sleep challenges? Discussion Points: Nicole Shallow’s journey into the field of sleep consultation. Understanding common sleep issues in children with autism and ADHD. The critical link between sleep, learning, and emotional regulation. Assessment methods and individualized approaches to sleep plans. Practical tips for creating effective bedtime routines and addressing sleep dependencies. The role of nutrition, physical activity, and screen time in sleep quality. Specific challenges and strategies for improving teen sleep habits. Nicole Shallow shares her expertise as a BCBA specializing in sleep consultation, focusing on the unique challenges faced by children with autism, ADHD, and anxiety. She explains the importance of individualized sleep plans and the connection between sleep, behavior, and emotional regulation. Nicole provides actionable tips for parents and practitioners to address common sleep issues, such as delayed sleep onset and night waking. She also highlights the impact of nutrition, physical activity, and screen time on sleep, while introducing her cohort program designed to train BCBAs in sleep support. About The Guest: Nicole Shallow is a Board Certified Behavior Analyst based in Vancouver, British Columbia, specializing in sleep consultation and support for children with autism, ADHD, and anxiety. Her work focuses on creating customized sleep plans and training other BCBAs to incorporate sleep support into their practice. Key Takeaways: The importance of sleep: Quality sleep is essential for learning, emotional regulation, and overall behavior in children. Individualized sleep plans: Tailoring sleep strategies to each child’s needs ensures better outcomes. Routines and consistency: Consistent bedtime routines play a pivotal role in improving sleep habits. Influence of external factors: Nutrition, physical activity, and screen time significantly impact sleep quality. Addressing dependencies: Identifying and resolving sleep dependencies can lead to sustained improvements. Time Stamps: 00:00 Welcome and Guest Introduction 02:11 Nicole's Journey into Sleep Training 07:49 Understanding Sleep Challenges in Autism 11:40 The Importance of Sleep for Learning and Behavior 17:34 Assessment and Approach to Sleep Issues 27:23 Practical Tips for Better Sleep 28:46 Understanding Sleep Dependencies 30:35 The Importance of Nutrition for Sleep 31:10 Physical Activity and Sleep Quality 32:26 Screen Time and Its Impact on Sleep 37:45 Creating Effective Bedtime Routines 47:58 Addressing Teen Sleep Challenges 50:37 Final Thoughts and Resources Ready to unlock better sleep habits for children with autism, ADHD, and anxiety? Tune in to the full episode for valuable insights from Nicole Shallow! This Podcast was brought to you by Circle Care Services. This episode was edited and produced by Intent Media .…
In this episode of My BCBA Life , Penina from Circle Care Services introduces the podcast’s mission to support BCBAs worldwide. Joined by guest Anthony Fager (AJ), an experienced BCBA, they explore the journey into ABA, the importance of mentorship, strategies for self-care, and the evolving role of technology and AI. Anthony shares actionable advice for new and seasoned BCBAs alike, focusing on simplifying processes, overcoming imposter syndrome, and integrating ACT principles for professional and personal growth. Relevant Links: Access your CEU Certificate by filling out THIS form. Join our fast-growing BCBA Community by signing up HERE. Are you a BCBA looking for a job? Apply HERE. Key Questions Explored in the Episode: What challenges do BCBAs face in their daily roles, and how can they overcome them? How can mentorship and ACT principles shape a successful BCBA career? What tools and systems can BCBAs use to manage clinical and administrative tasks effectively? How will AI and technology impact the future of ABA practice? Penina and Anthony dive into the nuances of working as a BCBA, from the daily challenges to long-term professional growth. Anthony reflects on his journey into ABA, highlighting the importance of mentorship in overcoming imposter syndrome. He provides practical advice for balancing multiple roles, including the use of templates and systems to streamline tasks. Self-care emerges as a central theme, with actionable tips for maintaining balance and avoiding burnout. The discussion concludes with an insightful look at the potential for AI and technology to revolutionize the field of ABA. About The Guest: Anthony Fager (AJ) is a seasoned BCBA with extensive experience in ABA therapy. Known for his practical approach to clinical challenges and passion for mentorship, Anthony is committed to helping others grow in their careers while maintaining a balanced life. He advocates for integrating ACT principles into daily practice to enhance both professional and personal outcomes. Key Takeaways: Mentorship Matters: Seek guidance to grow your skills and overcome imposter syndrome. Streamline Your Work: Use templates and systems to manage tasks efficiently. Prioritize Self-Care: A sustainable career requires balance and attention to personal well-being. Embrace ACT Principles: Use these tools to navigate daily challenges and foster resilience. Look Ahead: Stay informed about AI and technology trends to prepare for future changes in ABA practice. Time Stamps: 00:00 Welcome to My BCBA Life 00:58 Meet Anthony Fager: A Journey into ABA 03:32 Diving into the Field: Early Experiences 04:50 Challenges and Realizations in ABA 08:45 Daily Life of a BCBA 12:38 Maximizing Your Role as a BCBA 13:55 Mentorship and Overcoming Imposter Syndrome 26:24 Balancing Clinical and Administrative Tasks 27:41 Effective Systems and Processes 31:16 The Importance of Self-Care 37:50 Future of BCBA with AI and Technology 50:00 Final Thoughts and Tips for BCBAs This episode was brought to you by Circle Care Services. This episode was edited and produced by Intent Media .…
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