23: Mark Dixon Discusses his PEAK Curriculum

23: Mark Dixon Discusses his PEAK Curriculum

In Session 23 of The Behavioral Observations Podcast, Mark Dixon visits with us again to discuss the PEAK assessment and curriculum. Specifically, he tells us about how he first got into working with individuals with Autism, what he saw that was lacking in the assessment and curricular tools at that point in time, and the related circumstances that inspired the creation of PEAK. Also, because our first conversation on ACT was so wildly popular, we spend a little time talking about the latest research and best practices for intervention using the ACT for Children with Autism and Emotional Challenges curriculum. For more information on PEAK, check out Mark's PEAK Facebook page, or go directly to www.peakaba.com.

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20: Greg Hanley Answers YOUR Questions!

20: Greg Hanley Answers YOUR Questions!

In Session 20, Greg Hanley returns to The Behavioral Observations Podcast for an unprecedented third time! The first two podcast episodes with Greg (Session 1 and Session 7) were so popular that they ...

12 Jan 20171h 35min

Beyond Bourbon St, or Fun Reasons to Attend APBA!

Beyond Bourbon St, or Fun Reasons to Attend APBA!

Several weeks ago Dr. Gina Green posted an impassioned request to support the Association for Professional Behavior Analysts on Facebook, noting, among other things, that the organization is uniquely ...

28 Des 20161h 7min

18: The authors of OBM Applied!

18: The authors of OBM Applied!

In Session 18, Manny Rodriguez, Shannon Biagi, and Dan Sundberg join me to discuss their OBM Applied! book series. In this episode we cover the following topics: Why they wrote OBM Applied! Who the i...

19 Des 20161h 5min

Session 17: Derek Reed on Behavioral Economics

Session 17: Derek Reed on Behavioral Economics

What does risky sex, drug use, and even indoor tanning have in common? Fortunately Dr. Derek Reed, BCBA-D, joins me in Session 17 to provide a tutorial of sorts on behavioral economics, which helps to...

8 Des 20161h 11min

Sesson 16: Pat Friman is Back!

Sesson 16: Pat Friman is Back!

Pat Friman returns to The Behavioral Observations Podcast in Session 16. In this episode, we talk about things that we as Behavior Analysts typically avoid, namely things like depression, anxiety, and...

23 Nov 20161h 7min

Session 15: Rich Brooks on Website and Marketing Strategies

Session 15: Rich Brooks on Website and Marketing Strategies

Rich Brooks has the distinctive honor of being the first non-Behavior Analyst to come on the show. Don't let that temper your enthusiasm for this episode though. In Session 15, Rich and I talk about t...

18 Nov 201649min

Session 14: Mark Dixon on ACT for Children with Autism and Emotional Challenges

Session 14: Mark Dixon on ACT for Children with Autism and Emotional Challenges

Dr. Mark Dixon joins me in Session 14 of The Behavioral Observations Podcast. Mark is a prolific researcher who has published over 150 peer-reviewed studies. He has published articles on a wide array ...

31 Okt 20161h 4min

Session 13: Megan Miller on Remote Consultation, Effective Supervision, & Evidenced-Based Practices

Session 13: Megan Miller on Remote Consultation, Effective Supervision, & Evidenced-Based Practices

Session 13's guest on The Behavioral Observations Podcast is Dr. Megan Miller from Navigation Behavioral Consulting. In this episode we talk about a range of issues that are relevant to many practicin...

19 Okt 20161h 1min

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