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Moms On Their Best Behavior

Jordan and Chelsi
Applied Behavior Analysis
Autism
Behavior Analysis
Special Education
IEP Advocacy
Forensic Behavior Analysis
Advocacy
Inclusive Environments
Parent Training
Texas Waiver Programs
Collaboration
Behavioral Analysis
Parental Rights
Autism Therapy
Criminal Justice System
Education and Mentorship
Adults With Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities
Reverse Inclusion
Best Behavior Solutions
Neuroscience

Moms On Their Best Behavior involves two behaviorists (one Ph.D. and one BCBA) closing the research-to-practice gap by sharing behavior principles with parents. Our goal is to share information in a way that is easy to understand, fun, and relatable so parents, teachers, and anyone else listening can immediately apply these concepts to their lives. We hope you learn something and have some fun alo... more

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Today we have the pleasure of speaking with Sasha Long, BCBA. Sasha is the founder and president of The Autism Helper, Inc. She is a board certified behavior analyst and former special education teacher. Sasha works full time as a consultant, writer,... more

Today we have the pleasure of speaking with Julia Chalker. Julia is the Director of The Arc of DFW Area, a role in which she is able to apply her 30+ years of experience in public education and advocacy for individuals with intellectual and developme... more

Today we have the pleasure of speaking with Kelsey Hunter. Kelsey is a Board Certified Behavior Analyst (BCBA) and Licensed Behavior Specialist (LBS) with almost 10 years of experience supporting individuals and families with autism spectrum disorder... more

Dr. Kathryn Unruh, PhD is an assistant research professor at the University of Kansas Life Span Institute. Her research interests include understanding the psychological and brain processes that underlie core features of autism and developing methods... more

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Sasha Long
Founder and president of The Autism Helper; BCBA; former special education teacher
The Autism Helper
Episode: Supporting Professionals with Behavior Tools with Sasha Long, BCBA
Julia Chalker
Director of The Arc of DFW Area; advocate for individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities; sister to a brother with autism
The Arc of DFW Area
Episode: Disability Advocacy and Empowerment with Julia Chalker
Kelsey Hunter
Board Certified Behavior Analyst and Licensed Behavior Specialist
Children's Hospital of Philadelphia (CHOP)
Episode: Behavioral Interventions in the Hospital Setting with Kelsey Hunter, BCBA, LBS
Dr. Kathryn Unruh
Ph.D. in Neuroscience; Assistant Research Professor at University of Kansas Lifespan Institute
University of Kansas Lifespan Institute; Vanderbilt University
Episode: Autism Research with Dr. Kathryn Unruh, PhD
Corrine Mercer
Founder of Empower Adults LLC; BCBA working with teens and adults with IDD
Empower Adults LLC
Episode: Serving Adults with Disabilities with Corrine Mercer, BCBA, LBA
Madyline Ekins
Seattle-based author, BCBA, and educator focused on social and emotional learning for children
Author; Behavior Analyst
Episode: Social Emotional Learning with Madyline Ekins, BCBA
Shelby Dorsey
Neurodivergent behavior analyst, Ph.D., BCBA, entrepreneur, and advocate for neurodivergent families
Independent practice; SD Store (behavior analyst-inspired art)
Episode: Strategies For Working With Neurodivergent Families with Dr. Shelby Dorsey, Ph.D, BCBA
Nicole Parks
Behavior analyst with two decades of experience; advocate for expanding ABA into forensic/clinical settings; founder of Rooted Consultation; focuses on supervision and mentoring.
Rooted Consultation
Episode: Forensic Behavior Analysis and Beyond with Nicole Parks, BCBA, LBA, IBA
Dr. Annie McLaughlin
Board-certified behavior analyst, former special educator, IEP advocate
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Episode: IEP Advocacy with Dr. Annie McLaughlin

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Jordan and Chelsea Anderson; Megan Stenziano; Jennifer Stracquadanio
Co-hosts with backgrounds in special education and ABA, focused on translating research into practical tools for families and communities.

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Social Emotional Learning with Madyline Ekins, BCBA
Q: What is social and emotional learning, and how do you implement it in daily life?
SEL is a scaffolded approach to teaching skills and thought patterns to promote strong relationships and emotional regulation, implemented through instructional sequences, modeling, rehearsals, and feedback in group and individual settings.
Supporting Professionals with Behavior Tools with Sasha Long, BCBA
Q: For someone not familiar with executive functioning, can you explain what it is and give examples of common skills you target?
Executive functions are the cognitive processes we use to plan, start, sustain, and monitor goal-directed activities. They include impulse control, emotional regulation, task initiation, working memory, planning, time management, organization, and self-monitoring. In practice, we teach these skills directly and also modify the environment to support success in the moment, then provide explicit instruction to develop these skills for the future.
IEP Advocacy with Dr. Annie McLaughlin
Q: What role can professionals play to support better outcomes in IEPs?
Define clear outcomes with parents, translate clinical language into school-friendly terms, and engage in interprofessional collaboration to embed proactive strategies across the curriculum rather than relying solely on intensive plans.
IEP Advocacy with Dr. Annie McLaughlin
Q: How can parents learn about the IEP process most effectively?
Start with state parental resources, seek parent-to-parent support, and connect with trusted advocates or COPA members; use reputable, evidence-based online resources and consider bringing someone supportive to meetings.
IEP Advocacy with Dr. Annie McLaughlin
Q: What should a parent do if they disagree with the committee's proposed IEP?
Identify a clear, specific ask (e.g., a one-on-one supervision, a particular service), request written notification of disagreement (prior written notice) when the team doesn't agree, and understand state-specific rights to disagree and document the conversation accordingly.

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This show translates evidence-based behavior principles into practical guidance for parents, teachers, and caregivers. Across episodes, hosts explore strategies drawn from ABA, special education, and SEL to improve daily outcomes, from classroom inclusion and executive functioning to caregiver training and community supports. Guests include BCBAs, BCBA/BD professionals, researchers, and advocates who share actionable insights, real-world challenges, and resources for families navigating education systems, medical settings, and life transitions. A notable strength is bridging research and everyday life with accessible language, concrete tools, and relatable stories, making it helpful for listeners seeking practical behavior-change strategies... more

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2. Julia Chalker
3. Kelsey Hunter
4. Dr. Kathryn Unruh
5. Corrine Mercer
6. Madyline Ekins
7. Shelby Dorsey
8. Nicole Parks

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