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Thank you to our gold level sponsor, Behavioral Learning Network for supporting the annual conference and the growth of ABA in NH. For more information about their services, please visit their website at www.blnautism.com.

Now is the time to sign up for the annual conference. Just two weeks away! Saturday October 28th from 8:30-4:30 located in Hollis NH. https://nhaba.net/nhaba-annual-conference/

You can also become a sponsor at https://nhaba.net/sponsorship-opportunities/

You can support parents of autistic children and autistic people too This may be a shock to some of you, but you can support parents of autistic children and autistic people too.

Eye Contact, Joint Attention, and Autism 👀 Eye Contact, Joint Attention, and AutismListen on: Apple Podcasts | Spotify | Google Podcasts | YouTube What e actly is Joint Attention? How does…

Eye Contact, Joint Attention, and Autism: Session 238 with Francesca Degli Espinosa | Patreon Join Behavioral Observations on Patreon to get access to this post and more benefits.

Can’t wait!!!

I recorded a fascinating interview with yesterday, and I can’t wait to hit the publish button on it! If you’re confused about the role of eye contact and joint attention, I think this episode will shed new light. Huge thanks to for help with some questions. Patreon members will hear this episode, ad-free, first.

Indicators of Quality ABA Therapy from a BCBA Perspective Jacqueline has been in the ABA field for 10 years and has been a BCBA for 6. She talks to use about indicators of quality ABA

One of our favorites!!! Go catch Dr. L at NHABA!

Are you interested in building rapport with your learners? Providing a learner-led approach to treatment? Do you want to focus your supervision on supporting neurodiversity and a strengths-based approach to learning? Then we have a workshop for you! We are excited to host Dr. Kevin Luczynski on October 28, 2023 as a part of our workshop- based 2023 NHABA conferences. Dr. Kevin Luczynski will be presenting the Universal Starting Point program. Sign up here... https://nhaba.net/nhaba-annual-conference/

TikTok Videos on Autism Largely Inaccurate Drexel study points to danger of relying on social media for autism information.

Celebrating the Legacy of Dr. Tristram Smith - Association for Science in Autism Treatment Tributes to Tristram Smith, PhD, BCBA: Jenny Katz, Tristram’s wife and mother to Jonah and Maddy. Words Spoken at the Service...

Unbelievable that the DOE would retaliate against an expert for advocating on behalf of students with disabilities and the science of ABA.

Mental health expert accuses Department of Education of retaliation

CalABA and CASP Unite for Improved Healthcare Access Access to ABA services in California is increasingly under threat. Extremely low reimbursement rates have remained stagnant since the passage of the autism insurance law more than ten years ago. This, in combination with dramatically increasing provider costs (including wages, mileage, and overall i...

Deputy sheriff credited with saving autistic child from drowning - Independent Herald ONEIDA | A Scott County Sheriff’s Department deputy saved a young autistic child from drowning in a small pond near her home Sunday afternoon. Sgt. Chris Russell is credited with averting tragedy by discovering the four-year-old girl from the pond on Burchfield Avenue. Russell was actively searchi...

Register now for our next webinar- free for members $15 for non-members- 1.5 ethic CEUs on a very timely topic with the prolific advocate Arzu Forough. Register here: https://waba.memberclicks.net/index.php?option=com_mcform&view=ngforms&id=2163535 #!/

Myths and Misconceptions About Verbal Behavior – The Behavioral Observations Podcast Myths and Misconceptions About Verbal Behavior Session 224 with Andy Bondy Listen on: Apple Podcasts | Spotify | Google Podcasts | YouTube Many-time guest Dr. Andy Bondy returns to the podcast for a fun chat. Our conversation centered around a recent talk he gave which was titled, "Verbal Behavior:....

Children with autism are lending their voices to transit announcements. It’ll brighten your commute

‘Enjoy Your Ride!’: Kids With Autism Have a Message for Transit Riders Transit agencies across the country are broadcasting public service announcements recorded by children with autism for Autism Awareness Month.

What Is Profound Autism? - Child Mind Institute A new category is proposed for kids most severely impaired by autism, and a study shows 26.7 percent of kids on the spectrum would be included.

CDC Reports Profound Autism Statistics For The First Time The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) reported 26.7 percent of people with autism spectrum disorder have profound autism. It is the first time the CDC has reported this statistic.

A balanced view on ABA therapy, by an autistic adult. My experience as an autistic mother of a child with severe autism. Autism mom blog.

Great Op Ed by our friend and colleague, the great Dr. Cheryl Tierney.

Children with autism have to wait too long for a diagnosis and help in Pennsylvania | Opinion I regularly see families who have to drive 2-3 hours each way to see me for a diagnosis and follow up support.

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LA Natural History Museum and La Brea Tar Pits Offer Free Admission for LAUSD Students Two of Los Angeles’ great institutions of learning are offering free admission for LAUSD students.

A new study suggests that twice-exceptional youth — children diagnosed with who also have a 120 IQ or an IQ above average— are six times more likely to have suicidal thoughts. The study was conducted by researchers at the University of Iowa Hawkeye Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities Research Center, an .
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