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Shakespeare didn't get it wrong. He was being ironic. In his play "Romeo and Juliet", Juliet says to her star-crossed lover, Romeo
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Fear and inclusion
In a world that sometimes seems so heavily dominated by the fear-driven politics of division, I am grateful to live in a country
Read MoreTip of the day: Random Rotations
Caveat: I'm not a formally trained or certified BA. So please take this post as general advice from a parent who has observed ABA
Read MoreThe answer you’ve all been waiting for …
There's an old saying that goes something like "be careful what you ask for - you might just get it." We continuously get asked
Read MoreAre we a team yet?
Before I start, there's a housekeeping item I wanted to get out of the way. "Poor spelling" has been cited a few times by more det
Read MoreThe Orange Key
Perhaps it's my passing interest in Zen, but whenever faced with a difficult or frustrating situation I try to see if from a diffe
Read MoreThe Power of Monitoring in the Treatment of Autism
To contend with the increasing amounts of data we encounter each day we have had to come up with new ways to monitor it without ha
Read MoreAccess versus control: Tips for Team Admins
Sometimes, particularly when we take responsibility for something, it's tempting to put up barriers of one kind or another tha
Read MoreLife just got simpler for autism intervention teams
Having a child with autism is challenging. We know. We've lived it. We've also been fortunate to experience the amazing lasting
Read MoreAdding Context to Behaviour Observations
Context matters. A lot. If you have a child with autism, you probably know this all too well. It's one thing to be "managing
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