Ep49 - Leanne Page

Do you find yourself rambling in a caregiver coaching or supervision session?

Have you ever heard the acronym WAIT “why am I talking?”

During today’s meal— I speak with a behavior analyst, parent coach, and ABA business guru about taking time to slow down and listen, what compassionate caregiver support looks like, and simple meals after a busy week.

Ep48 - Kayla Lopez

How often do you take culture into consideration when interacting with learners and families?

Do you examine your biases and check your ego before trying to collaborate with others?

During today’s meal— I speak with a behavior analyst, school consultant, and lover of all things Disney about interpersonal skills, new projects, and collaborating with others.

Ep47 - DeTerrence Allen

How often do you give yourself grace?

Do you let fear hold you back from saying yes and trying new things?

During today’s meal— I speak with a behavior scientist about the importance of collaboration, how to instill self-reflection in supervisees, being kind to others and ultimately yourself, and a surprising revelation that he hates public speaking.

Ep46 - Iveth Aguilar

Is burnout just a buzzword?

Is there such a thing as work-life balance?

During today’s meal— I speak with a passionate behavior analyst and burnout coach about the importance of antecedent strategies to process big emotions, how to empower BCBAs, and listening to our bodies.

Ep45 - Michael Reynolds Jr

Are you more of a speak only when necessary or a nonstop talker?

Is it more important to be liked or to be authentic?

During today’s meal— I speak with a dedicated behavior analyst who specializes in parent training about being authentic, those ah-ha moments with clients and families, and using your PTO.

Ep44 - Priscilla Rodriguez Haros

How often do you think about the fluidity of self care and your work/life balance?

Do you prefer to recharge in silence or surrounded by people you love?

During today’s meal— I speak with a behavior analyst about leaning into her community for support, reading as a tool to learn as well as protest, and we talked a lot about Mexican and Korean food.

Ep43 - Kathy Fox

Do you ever take disagreement as a personal attack?

Do you ever use your failures as lessons?

During today’s meal— I speak with a dedicated educator, avid reader, and like-minded foodie about how she uses behavior science, what made her move across the country, and trying to resist the urge to get a little treat every day.

Ep42 - Jewel Parham

How often do you stick with things even when they aren’t working, just to see them through?

Have you done a values-based assessment to determine what behaviors to engage in to bring you closer to your goals?

During today’s meal— I speak with a behavior scientist and doctoral student about learning how to pivot when things aren’t working, juggling all the responsibilities, and reducing burnout by present moment awareness and focusing on recharging.

Ep41 - Allison Pfersich

Are schools set up to be successfully inclusive?

How often are schools failing their students and families?

During today’s meal— I speak with a school BCBA about the successes and failures in the school system, work / life balance, and hobbies as a way to practice self care.

Ep40 - Quintara Tucker

How often do you focus on increasing the confidence and competence of the people surrounding our learners?

How often do you assess your own competence and biases?

During today’s meal— I speak with a behavior analyst, business owner, and fellow mystic about overcoming anxieties around presenting at conferences, having a hand in learners’ meaningful outcomes, and the joys of eating outside.