Acting Out
Season 1
Everyday Behavior Analyses
Rural ABA
The Value of RBTs
Ethicsode
Parent Training
Social Media
Burnout in ABA
ABA In A Pandemic
by Elizabeth Bliss and Tyler Williams
In the exciting finale of Season 1, the Acting Out team discusses behavior analysis as it pertains to our daily lives. The hosts analyze behavioral processes occurring in familiar contexts, and even move toward an analysis of the concept of Free Will. Thanks for listening to Season 1! Acting Out will return for Season 2 in a few weeks.
In this episode, our co-hosts discuss the challenges that behavior analysts face when providing services in rural communities, as well as sharing their own personal experiences with living in them.
In this episode, our hosts discuss the value and importance of RBTs in our practice. In addition, Tyler provides some advice to RBTs who are newer, or in pursuit of their BACB certification. Our hosts speak to the difficulties RBTs experience in the field and provide insight on their own experiences.
A catchy name with an important discussion of ethics! In this episode, our hosts weave through several ethics scenarios in relatable ways. We also bring in cultural viewpoints based on our southern roots.
In this episode, our hosts discuss parent training, an integral aspect of ABA therapy, and provide some anecdotes from their own experiences. ®
In this episode, our hosts will discuss the dynamics, complexities, and ethics of ABA in the age of social media.
In this episode, our hosts discuss a tough subject that has come up in our field in the last few years: burnout. Burnout?! How can we burn out from a field that we love so much? Find out!
On the first episode of Acting Out, get to know our hosts Elizabeth Bliss and Tyler Williams, two ABA practitioners who discuss their experiences with providing ABA in the pandemic, as well as some personal anecdotes.
A short introduction to our podcast to get to know us.