What will you learn? 

• It’s often thought that the University of Kansas, with Baer, Wolf, and Risley, were the beginnings of Applied Behavior Analysis, but this isn’t necessarily the case! Explore the rich contextual history of the applied branch of the field. 
• The 1987 Ivar Lovaas study is frequently the focus of discussion of technologies developed by Applied Behavior Analysts, however I think you will be shocked to learn that the over 10 hours of content covers decades of development prior to Lovaas’ study. 
• Skinner’s Experimental Analysis of Behavior is continually getting lost in the current training of behavior analysts, so I made sure to focus on its role and even show you what some of the old EAB equipment looks like! 
• Baer, Wolf, and Risley have not been involved at the University of Kansas for decades, but the program continues on, and is thriving with unique behavior analytic applications. Learn how ABA, EAB, and community-based technologies continue to flourish from leaders in Behavior Analysis who develop or push the technologies forward into novel applications and settings. 
• A number of well-known procedures, tools, and behavior analytic technologies have been scaled globally that you probably haven’t heard of. The best part? You will get to experience what they are and how they were scaled to countless countries around the world. 
• As with many discussions today, various professional issues arise naturally in discussion, such as the role women had in the development and continued success of the field, the role of online training programs vs. brick-and-mortar experiences, and more.

 In no particular order, here is who you will learn from:

Coming Soon

More are scheduled for interviews in the future as well.