Coping in Quarantine: Session 121 with Russ Harris

Coping in Quarantine: Session 121 with Russ Harris

Russ Harris and I recorded this episode about three or four weeks ago, when the world's troubles centered around the challenges with Covid-19 related stay-at-home measures. It's amazing how fast things have changed since then! In light of the social upheaval as people in the United States and beyond come to grips with tragic examples of racism and injustice, getting irritated by one's family members pales in comparison in terms of personal suffering. I had briefly thought to shelve this episode in light of this contrast, but the more I thought about it, I believe that the suggestions and thoughts that Russ shared on this episode will be helpful nonetheless. Please check out behavioralobservations.com for this episode's shownotes!

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31: Pat McGreevy Discusses Teaching Functional Skills

31: Pat McGreevy Discusses Teaching Functional Skills

Session 31 features a guest who has been requested by listeners numerous times since the start of this podcast, and that is none other than Dr. Pat McGreevy. As I explain in the episode, Pat and I hav...

30 Jul 20171h 17min

30: A Conversation with Aubrey Daniels

30: A Conversation with Aubrey Daniels

It's not everyday that one gets a chance to chat with someone with decades of experience in Behavior Analysis. It is equally rare to do so with someone who helped pioneer the field of Organizational B...

19 Jul 20171h 27min

29: Supervision Best Practices with Lisa Britton

29: Supervision Best Practices with Lisa Britton

If you caught the last few episodes of the podcast, you've heard me talk about our new sponsor, Britton Behavioral Consulting. This is where Dr. Lisa Britton, BCBA-D provides high quality Independent ...

21 Jun 20171h 4min

28: Molly Ola Pinney from the Global Autism Project

28: Molly Ola Pinney from the Global Autism Project

In Session 28 of The Behavioral Observations Podcast, Molly Ola Pinney joins me to talk about The Global Autism Project, an organization she started in 2003. In brief, The Global Autism Project trains...

8 Jun 201758min

27: Adel Najdowski talks Executive Functioning

27: Adel Najdowski talks Executive Functioning

In Session 27 of The Behavioral Observations Podcast, I chat with Dr. Adel Najdowski, BCBA-D about teaching Executive Functioning skills to individuals with Autism and Attention difficulties. Adel is ...

25 Mai 201751min

26: Wendy Machalicek talks Telemedicine

26: Wendy Machalicek talks Telemedicine

I sometimes joke around with folks that we Behavior Analysts are perhaps the only people who think nothing of driving one hour to do two hours of work. While that's a little bit of an exaggeration, I ...

14 Mai 20171h

25: Jim Carr on the State of the Practice

25: Jim Carr on the State of the Practice

I'm going to be honest with you here. This interview could have gone on for over two hours. To summarize, Jim Carr and I had a super fun conversation about the current state of the behavior analysis p...

25 Apr 20171h 20min

24: Ryan O'Donnell on Goals, Values, and Self-Monitoring

24: Ryan O'Donnell on Goals, Values, and Self-Monitoring

In Session 24, Ryan O'Donnell joins me for a wide ranging discussion. We talk about everything from taking data on your own behaviors, things to consider before setting goals, to operant conditioning ...

11 Apr 20171h 1min

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