Inside The Judge Rotenburg Center Live Event
Sara W.
July 23, 2022
On Monday, July 25th at 1 pm Eastern Time, the NeuroClastic team goes live with a former JRC Center worker for an interview. Join us!
ABA
Inside The Judge Rotenburg Center Live Event
Sara W.
July 23, 2022
On Monday, July 25th at 1 pm Eastern Time, the NeuroClastic team goes live with a former JRC Center worker for an interview. Join us!
Inside The Judge Rotenburg Center Live Event
Sara W.
July 23, 2022
On Monday, July 25th at 1 pm Eastern Time, the NeuroClastic team goes live with a former JRC Center worker for an interview. Join us!
The Human Rights Case Against Harmful Behaviour Modification for Autistic People
Jorn Bettin
January 29, 2022
Difficult Community Dialogues: On ABA, Evolution, Weaver Communication, and Intersectionality
Terra Vance
January 18, 2022
Onwards: International panels on banning all forms of conversion therapies
Jorn Bettin
December 14, 2021
Autistic Body Language is not Always Communication
Terra Vance
November 21, 2021
Reservations about Positive Behavior Support, or PBS
Dr. Dinah Murray
March 2, 2020
PBS (or PBIS in the US) is a Trojan horse to put ABA in schools. Dr. Dinah Murray on her reservations for the PBS model.
Behave OR Be Well
jenicanadaylivecom
February 8, 2020
In ABA, children are not given the same respect and access to care as with any other form of therapy. Their access to stimming, comfort objects, and other self-regulatory measures is blocked so the therapist can observe the child self-injurious behaviors.
On Hurling Myself Into Traffic to Get out of ABA Therapy
alexanderstreasuresblog
January 27, 2020
An autistic teenager is forced into court-ordered ABA. Each week, his anxiety builds until he elopes from the scene and runs into traffic to escape his therapists.
The Great Behavior Fallacy: Why The New York Times Is Wrong To Think That ABA Can Treat Autism
Wendy Katz Erwin
January 13, 2020
Behaviorism is predicated on a philosophy that ignores neurology and fails to acknowledge the consequence of working against biological needs. It fosters learned helplessness.
An Open Letter to the NYT: Acknowledge the Controversy Surrounding ABA
Faye Fahrenheit
January 11, 2020
An Open Letter to the NYT: Acknowledge the Controversy Surrounding ABA with an in-depth exploration of the murky ethical issues that surround Applied Behavior Analysis.
Becoming an ABA RBT When I Thought I Was Neurotypical: Part 2 – The Certification Course
Terra Vance
January 9, 2020
Before I knew I was autistic, I was pushed into a position at a new job as an ABA registered behavior technician. This is my experience with the training course… or how to become an ABA therapist online in 2 days.
Behaviorism is Dead. How Do We Tell The (Autism) Parents?
Carol Millman
October 14, 2020
Dog trainer Carol Millman is back with another article looking at the archaic science of behaviorism and why it should have been retired long ago.
I am a disillusioned BCBA: Autistics are right about ABA
Jo Ram
June 2, 2020
One BCBA can no longer be silent about what they see in their field. Jo Ram explores issues in the ABA profession that lend themselves to abuse– especially of autistic children.
Culture and Politics, or Why a Neurodiversity Paradigm is Left of Centre
Michelle Sara
April 25, 2020
The way society regards autistics is explored through a political analogy where accommodations for autistics are based on the conservative value of assimilation instead of the progressive value of a cultural mosaic.
Why Autism ABA Goes Against Everything B.F. Skinner Believed In
Carol Millman
March 4, 2020
B.F. Skinner stood against much of what constitutes modern ABA as it is used with autistic children. Find out why.
Reservations about Positive Behavior Support, or PBS
Dr. Dinah Murray
March 2, 2020
PBS (or PBIS in the US) is a Trojan horse to put ABA in schools. Dr. Dinah Murray on her reservations for the PBS model.
Behave OR Be Well
jenicanadaylivecom
February 8, 2020
In ABA, children are not given the same respect and access to care as with any other form of therapy. Their access to stimming, comfort objects, and other self-regulatory measures is blocked so the therapist can observe the child self-injurious behaviors.
Behaviorism is Dead. How Do We Tell The (Autism) Parents?
Carol Millman
October 14, 2020
Dog trainer Carol Millman is back with another article looking at the archaic science of behaviorism and why it should have been retired long ago.
I am a disillusioned BCBA: Autistics are right about ABA
Jo Ram
June 2, 2020
One BCBA can no longer be silent about what they see in their field. Jo Ram explores issues in the ABA profession that lend themselves to abuse– especially of autistic children.
Culture and Politics, or Why a Neurodiversity Paradigm is Left of Centre
Michelle Sara
April 25, 2020
The way society regards autistics is explored through a political analogy where accommodations for autistics are based on the conservative value of assimilation instead of the progressive value of a cultural mosaic.
Why Autism ABA Goes Against Everything B.F. Skinner Believed In
Carol Millman
March 4, 2020
B.F. Skinner stood against much of what constitutes modern ABA as it is used with autistic children. Find out why.
Reservations about Positive Behavior Support, or PBS
Dr. Dinah Murray
March 2, 2020
PBS (or PBIS in the US) is a Trojan horse to put ABA in schools. Dr. Dinah Murray on her reservations for the PBS model.
Behave OR Be Well
jenicanadaylivecom
February 8, 2020
In ABA, children are not given the same respect and access to care as with any other form of therapy. Their access to stimming, comfort objects, and other self-regulatory measures is blocked so the therapist can observe the child self-injurious behaviors.
