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Two behavior analysts empowering families with compassionate ABA knowledge one episode at a time.
Update frequency:
every 20 days
Average audio length:
32 minutes
English
United States
26 episodes
since Feb. 20, 2024
episodic
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This week, Ray and Justine sit down with Kathy Rojas, a Texas mom of three, licensed counselor, and former educator with almost 15 years in public education. Kathy shares her journey with her son Jacob, starting at the 15 month mark, when she trusted her instincts and pursued a diagnosis on her own…
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How much say should a family really have in their own treatment? This week on Keeping It Behavioral, we sit down with Tommy Parry, who blends behavior science with an approach rooted in values and meaning, to talk about control, choice, and how care changes over time.
Tommy breaks down two ideas ev…
BCBA transitions can feel unsettling, but they're a normal part of ABA services and don't reflect on your child's progress. In this episode of Keeping It Behavioral, we break down everything parents/caregivers need to know when their child's BCBA changes.
We cover why transitions happen, how to pre…
Episode 22: Two Sisters, 3 Children On The Spectrum
This episode, we sit down with with sisters Shanda and Mary about raising their kids on the spectrum, Shanda's nonverbal daughter Maycie (15), and Mary's kids Daniel (16) and Izzy (11).
They walk through the journey chronologically: life before di…
In this episode, we sit down with Rachael White, owner of Up Beet Eaters and a Board Certified Behavior Analyst specializing in pediatric feeding and family-centered care. We dig into the nuances of Pediatric Feeding Disorder (PFD) and Avoidant/Restrictive Food Intake Disorder (ARFID), how these di…
What if the things we're told to "fix" are actually strengths in disguise?
We're joined by Kassi Bogolin — retired special education teacher and author of What If It's Not Broken? — to talk about neurodiversity, why autism and ADHD are being reframed from disorders to differences, and wha…
What does it mean to truly advocate for students in special education? In this episode, we're joined again by Aria Dean, who opens up about how she got here, what inspires her, and the values that guide her work in ABA and advocacy. We dig into assent, advocacy, and the ripple effect — and why Aria…
Aria Dean has spent over a decade in neurodiversity support and has now stepped into advocacy to support change at the source. During this episode, she sits down with us at Keeping It Behavioral to break down what assent really means in practice, why it's distinct from consent, and why honoring it …
We've covered this topic before, but we're covering it again because it's worth revisiting. In Episode 17, we return to the question at the heart of our show: what is autism?
This time we go further, exploring the realities of the spectrum, sensory experiences, masking, late diagnoses, and what tru…
In a world that's louder, faster, and more overwhelming than ever, individuals with Autism Spectrum Disorder often face a unique and exhausting challenge — navigating a constant flood of sensory and cognitive input that most people never notice. In this episode of Keeping It Behavioral, we dive int…
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