Hi

 

Later this week, I'm sitting down with Dr. Emily Sandoz, who is the Emma Louise LeBlanc Burguieres/BORSF Endowed Professor of Social Sciences at the University of Louisiana, at Lafayette, the Graduate Coordinator of their Psychology MS Program, as well as the Editor-in-Chief of The Journal of Contextual Behavioral Science. 

 

This will be another ACT oriented episode, and we plan on exploring the general area of Clinical Behavior Analysis, which in Emily's words, is construed as, "ACT focusing on building psych flexibility in session through functional analyses of directly observed behavior."

 

What exactly does that mean? And how can these concepts apply to the work of everyday behavior analysts? Well, as the cliche goes, tune in to find out. Better yet, be a participant in the conversation by adding your question into the mix!

 

It's easy to do so. Simply respond to this message, and I'll do my best to work your question into the interview. 

 

Thanks!

Matt

 

PS - Speaking of ACT, there is still time to register for the ACT4HFA workshop that’s being held in Santa Ana, CA on February 7-9th in Santa Ana, CA. Check out connections-behavior.com/events/act4hfa for more info, and if it’s something you want to attend, use the promo code podcast 25!

 

If you're looking for a decidedly different continuing ed experience, on April 2nd and 3rd, the Verbal Behavior Conference will be going down in Austin Texas. This event will feature speakers such as David Palmer, Barbara Esch, Pat McGreevy, Mark Sundberg, and more! They’ve even asked me to moderate a panel at the end of the first day, so if this sounds like fun to you, go to ctac1.com/podcast, where you can register at a discounted rate.