Episodes
Behavior Bites Podcast
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      Ep71/72 - Living Indomitably Ep70 - Just Ask Ep69 - Cultivating Yourself Ep68 - It Takes A Village Ep67 - IEP Advocacy Ep66 - Demystifying Ethics Ep65 - Hate-Reading Ep64 - It’s OK to Take Things Slow Ep63 - Listen to Your Gut Ep62 - Don’t Forget About Yourself Ep61 - There’s No Reason This Can’t Also Be Fun Ep60 - Reciprocal Relationships Ep59 - Bidirectional Balance Ep58 - For Kids Like Me Ep57 - REFRAME Dinner Party Meg Solomon, Jen Farris, & Dr. Mari-Luci Cerda Ep56 - Grief Has No Timeline Ep55 - Trust Yourself Ep54 - More of What You Want Ep53 - Setbacks to Stepping Stones Ep52 - ABA is Everywhere Ep51 - Fluidity in Practice Ep50 - 50th Episode Celebration Ep49 - Why Am I Talking Ep48 - Collaborative Communication Ep47 - Give Yourself Grace Ep46 - Lit Up Ep45 - Empowering Parents Ep44 - Literature + Life Lessons Ep43 - Building On The Positive Ep42 - Stuck To Unstoppable Ep41 - School Woes Ep40 - Mystical & Meaningful Ep39 - Mindfulness & Mindset Ep38 - Court Appointed Advocacy Ep37 - Living In Your Values Ep36 - Integrating Behavior Ep35 - Blossoming Ep34 - On A Date Carolyn “Behaviorshorty” Smith Ep33 - Valentining Ep32 - Acting Silly Ep31 - A Double Dose Of Rosie Ep30 - Line Stepping Ep29 - Two Podcasters Get Talking Ep28 - Changing Paths Ep27 - Selfie Data Ep26 - Cultural Boundaries Ep25 - Finding The Glimmers Ep24 - Heart To Chart Ep23 - The Judgement-Free Zone Ep21/22 - Doing All The Things Ep20 - Being Hue-man Ep19 - Supporting Parents Ep18 - Love Yourself Ep17 - Self Concept and Autism Ep16 - Snack Time Ep15 - Table For One Ep14 - You Belong Ep13 - You Can't Save Everyone Ep12 - Self-Acceptance Ep10/11 - A Hound That Won't Tree Ep9 - Saturday Night Putzing Ep8 - Being Flexible Ep7 - Setting The Tone Ep6 - Yucky Stuff Ep5 - Unmasking Ep4 - Beyond Trauma-Informed Care Ep3 - Don't Be A D!ck Ep2 - Cultural Connection Ep1 - Failing Every Day 
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      Living Indomitably
Ep71 & 72 - Beth McKee
How can you add more curiosity to your world?
Can you shift your perspective to be more reflective rather than reactive?
In this 2-part feast— I speak with a behavior analyst about leadership, her journey with chronic illness, using our science to connect the data points to a diagnosis, and enjoying a meal more when sharing it with loved ones.
 
      
      Just Ask
Ep70 - Megan Richardson
Does it feel like you are drowning in a sea of unorganized paperwork?
Would you have more time to devote to your “why” in the field if you had space to self-advocate?
During today’s meal - I speak with a behavior analyst and new mom about what it looks like to advocate for yourself starting right from the interview process, having more time for life outside the field, what her favorite thing is about her job, and planning the perfect new parents’ date.
 
      
      Cultivating Yourself
Ep69 - Landria Seals Green
What does it mean to raise a profession?
How much do you value developing staff personally, as well as clinically and professionally?
During today’s meal - I speak with a speech language pathologist, behavior analyst, and current PhD student about what her journey has been like, her advice to professionals and business owners, how she balances her many roles, and keeping summer alive with all the tomato dishes.
 
      
      It Takes A Village
Ep68 - Salma Jaramillo
What brings you joy?
It’s okay if you don’t immediately have an answer, but I’m going to challenge you to bring more joy into your life!
During today’s meal - I speak with a behavior analyst about what brings her joy, her journey with ABA (the positives and challenges), mentoring younger generations, and community service.
 
      
      IEP Advocacy
Ep67 - Dr. Annie McLaughlin
Have you ever been in a contentious IEP meeting?
Do you support families with their educational advocacy?
During today’s meal - I speak with a behavior analyst, IEP advocate, and mom of 3 about how she got into behavior analysis, the biggest barrier when helping families advocate at IEPs, and her favorite food experience while traveling.
 
      
      Demystifying Ethics
Ep66 - Tyra Sellers
Do you find the BACB ethics process a little mysterious?
Have you ever wondered how behavior analysts move forward after a violation
During today’s meal - I speak with a behavior analyst, CEO, and all around amazing individual about her advice if you want to pursue a PhD, being “unprofessional”, the BACB ethics department, and the rivalry between Red Vines and Twizzlers.
 
      
      Hate-Reading
Ep65 - Matios Berhe
When you hate something, do you push it away or try to learn more about it?
Have you ever been called difficult because you disagree or question feedback?
During today’s meal - I speak with a behavior analyst about his begrudging start to ABA, hate-reading authors he disagrees with, not chasing likes on social media, and you also get to hear us get really mad about substituting parsley for cilantro in pico de gallo.
 
      
      It’s OK to Take Things Slow
Ep64 - Jenny Lai
How often do you slow down?
What would it be like to pause and connect before interacting?
During today’s meal– I speak with a phenomenal woman about career choices, getting into ABA, parenting neurodivergent children, learning and healing from generational trauma, and ADHD projects like making chili oil from scratch.
 
      
      Listen to Your Gut
Ep63 - Aly Rogers
How often do you consider what your clients have taught you?
Do you think about the therapeutic relationships you build?
During today’s meal— I speak with a behavior analyst and business owner about working with the adult population, trusting your gut, and her favorite vegan seafood dish she found while traveling.
 
      
      Don’t Forget About Yourself
Ep62 - Yuri Rivera
Did you grapple with imposter syndrome when you first started out?
How often were you afraid to ask for help?
During today’s meal— I speak with a behavior analyst, business owner, and fellow PLC member about getting started in the field, the driving force behind starting a company, and the unique challenges for her Spanish-speaking families.
 
                        