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Back to Search#112: Practical Functional Assessment with Dr. Cory Whelan
Episode 112
Dr. Corey Whelan, SLP-BCBA joins me in this episode to discuss a really important assessment for autistic individuals that can add to compassionate care across the lifespan.
Practical Function Asses…
Published on 2 years, 10 months ago
#111: Matrix Training with Dr. Sarah Frampton
Episode 111
Dr. Sarah Frampton, an assistant professor at the University of Nebraska - Omaha joins me today as we discuss her work with Matrix Training. Dr. Frampton also refers to it as Matrix “Planning”, this …
Published on 2 years, 10 months ago
#110: The Ethics of Collaboration with Dr. Dana Battaglia and Dr. Mary McDonald
Episode 110
Dr. Dana Battaglia, SLP, and Dr. Mary McDonald, BCBA, have been working together and collaborating throughout their career. Collaboration in the two fields is slowly making progress but there is stil…
Published on 2 years, 10 months ago
#109: The Power of SLP and BCBA Collaboration with Lynn M. Dudek
Episode 109
If you succeed, I succeed. That really culminates in the importance of SLP and BCBA collaboration, but as we've discussed on the show in the past…it can still be really challenging.
Lynn Dudek, owner …
Published on 2 years, 11 months ago
#108: The Power of No with Lisa Wallace
Episode 108
No. No, thank you. I don’t want to. I don’t like this. These are important statements that communicate that you do not want something to happen. In this episode, Lisa Wallace an SLP who has worked w…
Published on 2 years, 11 months ago
#107: The Importance of Comprehension Skills with Dr. Merrill Winston
Episode 107
As SLPs and BCBAs we are tasked with teaching comprehension to our learners, but do they really understand these skills? Dr. Merrill Winston joined me to discuss not only reading comprehension but co…
Published on 2 years, 11 months ago
#106: Supporting Students With Behavioral Barriers
Episode 106
Every October I send out a survey to find out what you all are struggling with. This year the top 2 answers were Engagement and Behavior Barriers. I talk about engagement often on the show, and in th…
Published on 2 years, 11 months ago
#105: Joint Attention Ideas For Toddlers
Episode 105
I love talking about joint attention, but a lot of my ideas and strategies in my courses may feel like they are geared toward older preschool-age students. My tips today are for the youngest learners…
Published on 2 years, 11 months ago
#104: Social Engagement with Young Autistic Learners - Dr. Jamie Hughes-Lika
Episode 104
We need to step back and wait so that the child has a chance to find their voice, whatever that looks like so that they can spontaneously and independently connect with us.
Dr. Jamie Hughs-Lika is a B…
Published on 3 years ago
REPLAY: Autism Early Intervention- Joint Attention
Episode 103
“Rose, I am working with a student who is not engaging during therapy!”
This is a message I get week after week from my listeners! So this week I am playing back my most listened episode of 2022, numb…
Published on 3 years ago