Applied Behavior Analysis & Tips for Parents of Autistic Children
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Narrated by:
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Gretchen Wylder
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By:
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Jeffrey Jeschke
About this listen
This is a brief guide to what applied behavior analysis (ABA) therapy is and what to expect.
©2015 Jeffrey Dale Jeschke (P)2015 Jeffrey Dale JeschkeListeners also enjoyed...
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- hassam
- 08-25-16
nothing special short and boring
nothing special short and boring you can get better words at radio station believe that
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Overall3 out of 5 stars
- SIMONFFY
- 08-31-22
more of an encouragement piece..
This booklet is more of an encouragement piece for parents than an explanation of what ABA is and how it works.
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- Laura Campos
- 11-05-18
Not what I expected
This was more an encouragement piece, nothing educational. I thought I was going to get tips on how to do ABA therapy with my kid. No, stuff I already know. I guess this would’ve been useful back when my kid was 3 and I was starting my journey w/autism. Waist of my time.
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- Zee
- 10-17-19
Not impressed
Very basic information that most people already know. Googling ABA would give you more information.
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