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Always Forward ABA

Always Forward ABA

By Kathryn Goerges

A podcast about bettering our lives through behavior analysis! An eclectic group of behaviorists from different backgrounds and different career paths within the field come together to discuss life, work, productivity, health, social issues, ABA, and so much more.
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Episode 1 - Behaviorist Squad talks COVID 19

Always Forward ABA May 10, 2020

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Episode 2 - "Sometimes the most important data point is how I FEEL." An interview with Nicole Felix

Episode 2 - "Sometimes the most important data point is how I FEEL." An interview with Nicole Felix

Content Warning: this episode contains a candid conversation about disordered eating - specifically related to Anorexia Nervosa. It may not be suitable for everyone.

On this episode, I sit down with Nicole Felix, a BCBA and very close friend. There is a short intro where I explain how Nicole and I met and how we came to work as special education teachers before officially becoming BCBA's. We catch up about our work lives, discuss areas in which we think this field can improve, tackle our biggest self-management struggles, discuss the unique challenges of being a BCBA working with students with severe disabilities and/or problem behaviors, and Nicole candidly shares about recovery and pervasive problem behaviors related to disordered eating.

Resources mentioned in this episode:
Dr. Greg Hanley's perspectives on "Today's ABA."
Tiny Habits by BJ Fogg
Atomic Habits by James Clear
Jan 31, 202101:29:28
A Preview of What's to Come!

A Preview of What's to Come!

Hello! And welcome to Always Forward ABA - a podcast where we believe that a happy life is one lived in growth.

On this podcast we discuss the latest in habit and behavior change research, our insights as professional behavior analysts, our struggles and successes in managing our own behavior, and how we can use behavioral science to grow and move forward.

I am your host, Kathryn K Goerges, a Board Certified Behavior Analyst specializing in severe or dangerous problem behavior and based in Oceanside California.

Today’s episode is just to say hello and to give you a preview of what’s to come.

When the COVID 19 pandemic hit in early 2020, my team of incredible coworkers and I got together to start this podcast.  We recorded an episode about our experiences in the field of behavioral services for people with dangerous problem behavior and severe disabilities.  You can check that out now it is listed as episode 1.

Moving forward, I am planning content around 2 types of episodes - the first, will be occasional discussions with the panel of guests you met on episode 1.  Basically members of my work team that I LOVE, and enjoy talking to.  Every so often we’ll get together to discuss important research, specific articles, or a pertinent topic that we all find fascinating.

The second type of episode will be completely different.  In these episodes I will interview interesting guests, behavior analysts and beyond, to get the inside scoop on how they structure and behaviorally design their lives for growth, happiness, health, productivity, self care, and success. We will try to get at the root of how they have developed their successful behaviors, and we will get their advice on how to apply their behavioral insights in our own lives.

Stay tuned, our first interview should be coming out next Monday February 1st !


Find me on Instagram @alwaysforward_ABA! Feel free to DM me with any

Jan 31, 202104:41
Episode 1 - Behaviorist Squad talks COVID 19

Episode 1 - Behaviorist Squad talks COVID 19

This is our first episode of Always Forward ABA!!! We're so excited to bring you a podcast about improving our lives through the principles of applied behavior analysis.  In this episode we introduce the Always Forward ABA SQUAD and we have a conversation about how we're all handling the COVID 19 crisis.  Join us in this casual conversation about how ABA can help us change our own behavior for the better even during these tough times. 

May 10, 202057:14