5 Crucial Cognitive Behavioral Therapy Techniques ABA Professionals Use To Change Lives The human brain is miraculously malleable. It can continuously learn and adapt to any number of scenarios. Unfortunately though, that flexibility means negative thinking patterns can take root …
At a Breaking Point with COVID-19 Lockdowns, Behavioral Change Could Finally End It With over a month of social distancing under our belts, pretty much everyone in the country is entirely sick of sitting around the house right now. Those …
7 ABA Techniques That Could Save The World By Encouraging Social Distancing Applied behavior analysts, assemble! Your moment to save the world is upon us. As COVID-19 ravages populations across the planet, it’s becoming clear that the one easy, effective, …
How ABAs Have Come to the Rescue in Response to the Opioid Addiction Crisis Unless you’ve been living under a rock for the past couple of years, you’re well aware that the United States is facing a drug addiction crisis …
The Top 5 Myths Regarding Applied Behavior Analysis Although the discipline of ABA has been around for more than 50 years at this point, it’s still not all that unusual to run into people who have never heard of it. …
Webinars, Are They The Right Choice to Meet Your BCBA Continuing Education Requirements? Every two years, like clockwork, Board Certified Behavior Analysts (BCBAs) go through the same drill: submitting their recertification applications with the Behavior Analysis Certification Board (BACB) to …
Could ABA Save Corporations from Self-Destructing During a Merger? During the now-infamous $35 billion Sprint-Nextel merger of 2004, things didn’t go as smoothly as the execs might’ve hoped. The merger would make Sprint the third largest telecom company in the …
How ABA Was Used in a Campaign That Saved Countless Lives and Untold Millions On August 31, 1997 Great Britain lost a princess. Diana had been enjoying a carefree summer of lavish fun alongside her new beau, Dodi Fayed. She …
Could ABA Be the Solution to the Epidemic of Bullying in Our Schools? At a large high school in Southern California, a freshman named Andrea sat alone on the steps near the gym. Far removed from the main campus, the …