by Sarah Sheppard | Jun 8, 2021 | Best Practice Blog, Work-Life Balance
Your child with autism can go to college Is college an option for my child with autism? Often, the answer is yes, your child with autism can go to college. Whether they are looking at a two-year associate’s program or a four-year bachelor’s program, or even a...
by Jessica Philips | Feb 23, 2021 | Best Practice Blog
…I’ll Never Be As Successful As Those Girls Written by: Jessica Philips, M.A., BCBA, LBA One of the things I’m most grateful for this past month was the opportunity to attend the Next Women’s Conference with my 12-year-old daughter. Rene Massey, a member...
by Briana Judd, MS, BCBA, LBA | Jun 10, 2020 | Best Practice Blog
Task Analysis: Analyzing Complex Skills Written by: Briana Judd, MS, BCBA, LBA A task analysis is a written and/or pictorial list of steps that make up a complex skill. The sequence of steps written in a task analysis indicate the order in which steps should be...
by Chris Allen | May 29, 2020 | Best Practice Blog
Teaching outside of the table: Natural Environment Teaching (NET) and its benefits By Christopher Allen, BCBA, LBA Many times, people see ABA therapy and think Discrete Trial Instruction (DTI). This style of teaching is usually characterized by seated table work,...
by Kat Milberger | Apr 23, 2020 | Best Practice Blog
Supporting Families in the Transition to Adulthood By Kat Milberger, LCSW A focus of CA Human Services is Supporting Families in the Transition to Adulthood. the Many professionals who work with transition-aged young adults understand the joys and challenges that...
by CAHumanServices | Apr 15, 2020 | Best Practice Blog
Meet Briana. She’s one of our amazing BCBAs impacting Region 1. Learn more about this unique program and the importance of systems change work in this Q&A. Q: What training has prepared you to work with young children with autism and/or other developmental...
