Episode 286: Teaching Learning Behaviors in t...

In this episode, I'm joined by Dr. Annie McLaughlin, PhD, BCBA-D, LBA, a behavior analyst and owner of Annie McLaughlin Consulting, who blends contemporary ABA with positive behavior supports to improve outcomes for individuals with disabilities. We talk about what collaborative ...  Show more

In this episode, Dr. Becca Tagg discusses comorbid or co-occurring conditions in autistic students, what they are, and how things like poor sleep, GI issues, anxiety, and ADHD can act as setting events that reshape a student's day. We dig into the medical conditions that can hide ...  Show more

In this episode, special guest Lori Flynn is diving into multiple different aspects of understanding ADHD, creating personalized teaching plans, developing visual schedules, and fostering a supportive environment for every child. 

We also discuss the challenges and th ...

As I noted in the last episode it is important that we teach skills that serve the function of the behavior from our functional behavior assessment (FBA).  However, only teaching those skills is wasting a lot of the information that our FBA gained for us.  Based on our ABC data a ...  Show more

How can parents, other caregivers, or service providers be trained in implementing behavioral support for autistic kids? And should you, as a teacher, facilitate it? I get asked these questions often when speaking about behavioral support in the classroom. In this episode, I answ ...  Show more