Hi

I hope your week is off to a great start!

In Session 12 of The Behavioral Observations Podcast, I am joined by best-selling author, Mary Lynch Barbera, BCBA-D. In this episode we talk about how she discovered Behavior Analysis, how her previous career in Nursing provided her with opportunities to learn of systems analysis and organizational behavior management, why she wrote The Verbal Behavior Approach, what let her to develop her e-course, Autism ABA Help: Online Training for Professionals and Gung-Ho Parents, and much more! 

In our interview, Mary mentions tons of resources, so once the episode goes live, you'll want to check out www.behavioralobservations.com to get the show notes.

All the best,

Matt

PS - If you haven't listened to my interview with Dr. Erin Rasmussen in Session 11 on Obesity, Food Insecurity, Behavioral Economics, and Mindful Eating, you're really missing out. Erin lets us in on her latest grant funded research program that includes an intervention for obese participants that was derived from basic animal behavior research. It's quite fascinating stuff. 

PSS - OK, this is the last thing, I promise. If you're in the New England area, please consider attending the New Hampshire Association for Behavior Analysis conference on October 1st. I'll be participating in a panel discussion on practitioner self-care. If you're tired of hearing from me, there are great talks from notable Behavior Analysts such as Jim Carr, Amanda Kelly, and Matt Normand, amongst others. For a full list of events, including the after party at the local Irish pub, check out www.nhaba.net.