Very interesting podcast with a lot of valuable information! As a student currently studying ABA, it was interesting to hear a little more about this field from someone like Missy who has been in it for such a long time. It’s one thing to read about this field and possible challenges from a textbook but it’s another to actually hear a professional share their thoughts and stories about these different things.
This podcast episode was extremely informative for myself as an undergraduate ABA student. I enjoyed hearing from someone who has been in the field of ABA for several years, and I enjoyed all of the listener-asked questions!
This was a great podcast with a lot of very useful information! Having someone with the credentials of Dr. Olive speaking was such an added bonus, great podcast and easy to listen to!
Such an informative podcast! I think everyone in a school district needs to hear this, ABA therapists or not. School Administration could definitely benefit from knowing the roles and ethical guidelines BCBA’s must follow in order for most beneficial practices.
I really liked listening to this podcast. It offered information on Journals and also background information that drives ABA. As a student in school to become a BCBA I appreciated the thoughtful answers to questions and solutions to different problems that may happen.
This was a fantastic podcast with a lot of valuable information. Whether a behavior analyst works directloy within a school district or just occasionally provides supports or information about a client this podcast covers it all in an easy to listen to way. Thank you for providing such a quality, informational, podcast.
This was a very informative podcast! I enjoyed the conversation-like style of the discussion. It was nice to hear from someone who has been in the field for an extended period of time. As someone newer to the field, I appreciated the explanations for the common technical terms, too. Keep up the good work!
This podcast did a great job at explaining the ABA ethics within school consultation. The speaker did a wonderful job thoroughly providing details that further explain this topic while avoiding confusion.
I enjoyed the incite of high senior level BCBAs who have been in the field long before the field was known. The fact that Missy Olive explained how to build better relationships with the schools is very moving. BCBAs do tend to come in with a big head and expect teachers to follow their recommendations because they are the experts in Behavior, but in reality, teacher are indeed the experts in their classroom. It is important to approach professionals with the respect the deserve and to remember everyone wants the same thing; to help our clients.
This was a nice Podcast I felt like the two speaker were passionate over the talk of ABA and I like to hear about how things were different in the pass compared to the presents and that they had different view points and only a hand full of place that offered ABA as a major. I also found it very interesting that she talked about how she went to a normal teaching school for ABA training and that back in the day Special Education teacher were trained in ABA, the reason I say this is for the fact that I have my Associate in Special Education.
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Very interesting podcast with a lot of valuable information! As a student currently studying ABA, it was interesting to hear a little more about this field from someone like Missy who has been in it for such a long time. It’s one thing to read about this field and possible challenges from a textbook but it’s another to actually hear a professional share their thoughts and stories about these different things.
I found this podcast to be very helpful and knowledgeable especially when working with schools!
This podcast episode was extremely informative for myself as an undergraduate ABA student. I enjoyed hearing from someone who has been in the field of ABA for several years, and I enjoyed all of the listener-asked questions!
Thanks Kennedy, I’m really lucky to have the best listeners for sure!
This was a great podcast with a lot of very useful information! Having someone with the credentials of Dr. Olive speaking was such an added bonus, great podcast and easy to listen to!
Missy is awesome. So glad you enjoyed the show!
Such an informative podcast! I think everyone in a school district needs to hear this, ABA therapists or not. School Administration could definitely benefit from knowing the roles and ethical guidelines BCBA’s must follow in order for most beneficial practices.
Thanks Lesielie, I share this episode with lots of school based practicioners.
I really liked listening to this podcast. It offered information on Journals and also background information that drives ABA. As a student in school to become a BCBA I appreciated the thoughtful answers to questions and solutions to different problems that may happen.
Rachael, thanks for taking a minute to leave a comment!
This was a fantastic podcast with a lot of valuable information. Whether a behavior analyst works directloy within a school district or just occasionally provides supports or information about a client this podcast covers it all in an easy to listen to way. Thank you for providing such a quality, informational, podcast.
So glad you enjoyed it!
This podcast had a lot of great insight that I found very useful and informative. Thanks!
Thanks for commenting Jessica!
I really enjoyed this podcast! As a future BCBA, it gave me a lot of information that I really enjoyed listening to.
This was a very informative podcast! I enjoyed the conversation-like style of the discussion. It was nice to hear from someone who has been in the field for an extended period of time. As someone newer to the field, I appreciated the explanations for the common technical terms, too. Keep up the good work!
This podcast did a great job at explaining the ABA ethics within school consultation. The speaker did a wonderful job thoroughly providing details that further explain this topic while avoiding confusion.
I enjoyed the incite of high senior level BCBAs who have been in the field long before the field was known. The fact that Missy Olive explained how to build better relationships with the schools is very moving. BCBAs do tend to come in with a big head and expect teachers to follow their recommendations because they are the experts in Behavior, but in reality, teacher are indeed the experts in their classroom. It is important to approach professionals with the respect the deserve and to remember everyone wants the same thing; to help our clients.
This was a nice Podcast I felt like the two speaker were passionate over the talk of ABA and I like to hear about how things were different in the pass compared to the presents and that they had different view points and only a hand full of place that offered ABA as a major. I also found it very interesting that she talked about how she went to a normal teaching school for ABA training and that back in the day Special Education teacher were trained in ABA, the reason I say this is for the fact that I have my Associate in Special Education.
Thanks for taking the time to share these kind words. So happy you enjoyed that episode!