CABAcast

In this episode Judith Ursitti, CPA, Director, State Government Affairs Autism Speaks, joins Dr. Taylor to provide perspective on advocacy and parenting an individual with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) during the current global pandemic.

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How have Professors and Students adapted to University life under the Safer at Home orders?

In this episode, Dr. Caio Miguel; Professor, Department of Psychology and Director, Verbal Behavior Research Laboratory at California State University, Sacramento, joins Dr. Taylor to discuss some of the ways in which the global pandemic has impacted teaching and academic life, offering key advice to students.

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In the second episode of Take 10 with Dr. Taylor, Amy Borsetti, Director of Sales, LinkedIn Learning Solutions, sits down with Dr. Taylor to discuss how the various ways in which leaders react during big events can turn out to be career-defining, and how authenticity can help individuals show up in times of crisis in helpful ways.

In this new limited series, Take 10 with Dr. Taylor, Dr. Rachel Taylor sits down for a ten minute (approximately) conversation with leading experts in the science of human behavior to provide a forum for information and tips on important topics related to shared societal concerns, issues and situations. 

In this inaugural episode, Dr. John Austin, Director and Founder of Reaching Results (for more info please visit https://reachingresults.com/about/), joins Dr. Taylor and provides tips to tackle common problems that individuals (especially those in leadership positions) are facing in today's ever-changing work environment, such as achieving more effective Ergonomics, focus and communication.

Resources from Dr. John Austin

In the inaugural episode of CABA Cast's series, Rachel's Rant, find out what fires, tornadoes and the Coronavirus have in common and why surviving natural disasters made Dr. Rachel Taylor a Behavior Analyst. Dr. Taylor experienced her first emergency Coronavirus meeting on February 28th. In this impromptu podcast recorded on March 15th, 2020, after receiving notification of increased restrictions in the state of California, Dr. Taylor discusses the extreme feelings of anxiety that we are all experiencing right now. We hope this is helpful and as Dr. Taylor says, "we are all #inittogether". P.S. She sends her apologies to our beloved vegans: The “meat/bell” ref (which should really be “bell/meat” - sorry, we’re all a little exhausted right now!) is really just a concept for you to consider (so if tempeh makes you salivate, just think of that + “ding” instead!).    

In this episode, Dr. Rachel Taylor & her guest Dr. Rick Colombo dive into the sixth section of the RBT® Task List. Dr. Taylor and Dr. Colombo discuss the importance of professional conduct and scope of practice and give prospective RBT®'s practical tips for learning the material and applying it to real life scenarios. Please note: this podcast is designed for people who have completed the initial 40-hour RBT® training and are preparing to take the exam. This podcast series is a supplemental training resource and is not intended to fulfill the RBT® training requirements. 

In this episode, Dr. Rachel Taylor & her guest Mili Cima dive into the fourth section of the RBT® Task List. Dr. Taylor and Mili discuss the importance of behavior reduction and give prospective RBT®'s practical tips for learning the material and applying it to real life scenarios. Please note: this podcast is designed for people who have completed the initial 40-hour RBT® training and are preparing to take the exam. This podcast series is a supplemental training resource and is not intended to fulfill the RBT® training requirements. 

In this episode, Dr. Rachel Taylor & her guest Ben Heimann dive into the third section of the RBT® Task List. Dr. Taylor and Ben discuss the importance of skill acquisition and give prospective RBT®'s practical tips for learning the material and applying it to real life scenarios. Please note: this podcast is designed for people who have completed the initial 40-hour RBT® training and are preparing to take the exam. This podcast series is a supplemental training resource and is not intended to fulfill the RBT® training requirements.

In this episode, Dr. Rachel Taylor & her guest Brittney Michaels dive into the second section of the RBT® Task List. Dr. Taylor and Brittney discuss the importance of assessment and give prospective RBT®'s practical tips for learning the material and applying it to real life scenarios. Please note: this podcast is designed for people who have completed the initial 40-hour RBT® training and are preparing to take the exam. This podcast series is a supplemental training resource and is not intended to fulfill the RBT® training requirements.

In this episode, Dr. Rachel Taylor & her guest Dr. Megan Maixner dive into the first section of the RBT® Task List. Dr. Taylor and Dr. Maixner discuss the importance of measurement and give prospective RBT®'s practical tips for learning the material and applying it to real life scenarios. Please note: this podcast is designed for people who have completed the initial 40-hour RBT® training and are preparing to take the exam. This podcast series is a supplemental training resource and is not intended to fulfill the RBT® training requirements.