Don't miss Dr. Doreen Granpeesheh, the founder of the Center for Autism and Related Disorders answering viewer questions about engagement, sensory issues, middle schoolers and more! Tune in! 3:45 I’m so lucky to catch you on time ? I have a question regarding my niece . She 13 months and she’s not banking baby words , not engaging with others, not walking and love the iPad most of the time. 9:30 Is there a place that we can send somebody to get training on how to do ABA? 13:45 what are your recommendations for parents with kid's going to middle school? Please I will really really appreciate your time. Thanks 19:34 Can generalization be used on similar situations of occurrence or on any general term. 23:00 Hi Dr. Doreen, there was a study published in JAMA Pediatrics regarding video-based therapy for infants suspected with Autism. In your view what does that mean for autism therapies and recovery? 25:25 there are major shortages of things right now since the holidays are around the corner and kids on the spectrum are fixated on certain toys and other things. what is your advice for these parents to help them with the shortages? 28:15 What exactly does Brigance do? If you can repeat? I went there and it shows different calculators. Which one I would use for the 13 months infant https://www.curriculumassociates.com/products/brigance/brigance-free-tools 30:45 My son is 13 & having a lot of sensory issues. I blame it to his hormonal changes. Any idea how long will this last? (Inappropriate touching, bouncing, hyperactivity…) 37:12 This is a question regarding reinforcers. I work as a BT, and I’ve bought many many toys to use with my clients, but I am having trouble with my current client. The child is fixated with smaller than rice objects. She is constantly looking for tiny pieces on the floor. The child is very little interested in “typical toys”. Do you have any recommendations of what I can buy or use as reinforcers? 45:08 Our neurologist prescribed this medication. My son started this when he was 7 years old, he’s taking about almost 3 years now. He was okay taking this, but the problem is he was Have a hot body that I was thinking fever. And He was taking a shower always for 3 times in one day. I tried to stop this medication, but behavior came back, he bangs his head, he kick us and pinching, and he hurt himself by slapping his hardly. We started this from .30 up to 1mg. He’s in .25 right now because if he’s in higher dose even in the middle of the night he wants to take a bath. And again, I want to stop this again cause of he wants to eat and eat even very late at night he’s gaining weight. He asked me to cook always. Until now he is nonverbal, I’m waiting for him to talk, my neurologist told me about its help for his communication the neuro. My husband wants to stop this medication. Even my son is on GFCF Still, he needs to take this that’s we experience. I give him 2x a day for small dose and he was okay. No bad behavior but he took a bath always and eating a lot. 51:52 Very interesting, I am having a hard time teaching personnel space and keeping his hands to himself. Makes me wonder if I recorded him hanging on other kids, he would be able to understand what he is doing 57:45 Dr. Doreen in on TikTok and Instagram! @AskDr.Doreen! TikTok: @AskDrDoreen Instagram: @AskDrDoreen 58:34 This week on Autism Live!

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Ask Dr. Doreen - Engagement, Sensory Issues, Middle Schoolers and More!

In this one our host Shannon covers DRI for the jargon of the day before discussing the question of the day with the live viewers! After that, Shannon talks about the topic of the week while taking viewer questions! Then, Shannon is joined by the star of the two time Emmy award winning film Autism: The Musical, and the founder of the Miracle Project, Elaine Hall! https://themiracleproject.org/ https://www.elaine-hall.com/  0:00 Intro 9:18 Welcome to Alphabet Land 11:26 Jargon of the Day - DRI (Differential Reinforcement of Incompatible Behavior) 13:14 DRI - Actual Definition 14:10 DRI - Working Definition 21:41 Question of the Day - What makes you happy? 22:38 Question of the Week - When it feels like you can't go on... 25:18 Interview with the founder of the Miracle Project Elaine Hall 53:49 Where to watch the EdTalk tonight 55:00 Preschool Vs. ABA 1:03:38 This week on Autism Live

Autism Jargon Explained + Special Guest Elaine Hall, The Founder of The Miracle Project

In this one our host Shannon covers DRI for the jargon of the day before discussing the question of the day with the live viewers! After that, Shannon talks about the topic of the week while taking viewer questions! Then, Shannon is joined by the star of the two time Emmy award winning film Autism: The Musical, and the founder of the Miracle Project, Elaine Hall! https://themiracleproject.org/ https://www.elaine-hall.com/  0:00 Intro 9:18 Welcome to Alphabet Land 11:26 Jargon of the Day - DRI (Differential Reinforcement of Incompatible Behavior) 13:14 DRI - Actual Definition 14:10 DRI - Working Definition 21:41 Question of the Day - What makes you happy? 22:38 Question of the Week - When it feels like you can't go on... 25:18 Interview with the founder of the Miracle Project Elaine Hall 53:49 Where to watch the EdTalk tonight 55:00 Preschool Vs. ABA 1:03:38 This week on Autism Live    

In this one our host Shannon covers Behavior Momentum for the jargon of the day before discussing the question of the day with the live viewers! After that, Shannon talks about the topic of the week while taking viewer questions! Then, Shannon shares a special jargon parody with the viewers and answers questions! YouTube: Autism Live Facebook: Autism Live Twitter: Autism Live Twitch: AutismLivePodcast 15:05 Are there any deficiencies that I need supplements for? 19:29 Jargon of the Day - DRA 20:30 DRA - Actual Definition 21:45 DRA - Working Definition 33:09 Question of the Day - Who can you 100% Count on? 34:54 Topic of the Week - When it Feels like you can't go on. 49:30 "I even went into the procedure room. lol they couldn't help him like me so they let me in" 49:54 "I'm out of options about teaching my 3.5 year old. He seems to love flash cards." 59:15 Where to get a free RBT Training for Parents! http://autismpartnershipfoundation.org 59:35 I have depression and insomnia is what's going on right now. Night terrors, my little guy sleeps with his dad and I sleep on the couch because my brain won't shutoff. 1:00:43 This week on Autism Live

DRA Explained! + A Parent to Parent Conversation

This time on Let's Talk Autism, Shannon and Nancy Discuss autism news about BYU seeking autism research, a community that shares autism safety tips for holidays and much more! After that, Shannon and Nancy talk research with the Director of Research for the Center for Autism and Related Disorders, Karen Nohelty! Don't miss it!

Let's Talk Autism with Shannon and Nancy + Research about Autism Recovery with CARD Research Director Karen Nohelty

Join us as our host Shannon Penrod covers Establishing Operation for the jargon of the day. Then, Shannon is joined again by one of our favorite returning guests, Locke & Key actor Coby Bird! Don't miss it! Season 2 of Locke & Key out October 22, 2021! 7:12 Jargon of the Day - Establishing Operation 8:33  Establishing Operation - Actual Definition 9:40 Establishing Definition - Working Definition 15:00 Question of the Day - What has the potential to ruin your whole day? 15:53 Topic of the Week - Being a good teacher 18:20 Coby Bird joins us to discuss his new hobbies, what it was like working with the cast of Locke and Key and more! 1:00:30 Tomorrow on Autism Live Instagram: @thecobybird Twitter: @thecobybird Facebook: Coby Bird Locke and Key on Netflix

Establishing Operation Explained Plus Disability Advocate and Actor Coby Bird!!!

Join us as our host Shannon Penrod covers Establishing Operation for the jargon of the day. Then, Shannon is joined again by one of our favorite returning guests, Locke & Key actor Coby Bird! Don't miss it! Season 2 of Locke & Key out October 22, 2021! 7:12 Jargon of the Day - Establishing Operation 8:33  Establishing Operation - Actual Definition 9:40 Establishing Definition - Working Definition 15:00 Question of the Day - What has the potential to ruin your whole day? 15:53 Topic of the Week - Being a good teacher 18:20 Coby Bird joins us to discuss his new hobbies, what it was like working with the cast of Locke and Key and more! 1:00:30 Tomorrow on Autism Live

Dr. Doreen Granpeesheh, the founder of the Center for Autism and Related Disorders is answering viewer questions about scripting, ABA therapy versus other treatment and much more in this episode of Ask Dr. Doreen! Check us out LIVE on Facebook, YouTube, Twitter or Twitch on Wednesdays @10am PT for chance to get YOUR question answered! YouTube: Autism Live Facebook: Autism Live Twitter: Autism Live Twitch: AutismLivePodcast 5:47 How to improve teeth grinding in sleep?   7:02 He gets to see a therapist once every 3 weeks. Part of the reason why is because the people that are seeing him don't have enough staff. Only the more "Important" cases get the most frequent therapy. He is hitting people and throwing things, wouldn't that be considered more "important?" What would you recommend?   16:55 How to Reduce Scripting? Dr. Doreen - My twin boys have improved so much over the past 6 months thanks to in home ABA. They are talking so much more and are getting their VB Mapp assessment this week. Excited and nervous! Wanted to know how to reduce scripting? At the moment I model a lot. I would ask them a question and answer for them. And they would learn. E.g. I would say, ”what did you have for breakfast?” And answer for them saying, “I had scrambled eggs. Is this the right way? 21:31 My son regressed at 3 he was completely verbal now 6 he is nonverbal and dealing with stimming, constant moving not able to sit for 1 min I can I improve his behavior. Currently we are doing speech. We have been in biomed for an entire year no result and also last year for the entire year we did ABA. 27:28 Tell me more about ABA Therapy vs other treatment/help. I disagree about meds always being needed for those who have both ADHD and autism because I have ADHD and am autistic. I am a college student who trained myself to study 8+ hours/day without meds.   38:32 Why can't one just teach us the logic from your perspective of why to integrate properly? If explained logically, it could help, I imagine. That way less reward technique needs to be done to teach us?   45:14 I am asking a question I never wanted to ask, I am friends with a guy with moderate to severe autism, he turned 27 in January. it is 3 questions in one so bear with me. this guy is 27 and is semi-banned from the pool where he lives. ill tell you the reason. one is flirting with underage lifeguards. he does not know boundaries at all and I'm afraid something will happen like an arrest or an angry dad or other relative beating him up for it, the second reason is that his special interest is lifeguards and lifeguarding. his diagnosis means that he cant pass the tests to apply, at the pool that he is semi banned from he wears lifeguard trunks, lifeguard shirts, and other lifeguard related stuff and it confused the people at the pool. he lives in an assisted living apartment and the caregivers don't watch out over him and that is the worst problem of all. what am I as a friend supposed to do, should I scare him straight, should I take him on a trip to the local jail, I've known this guy for a long time and I am, very concerned please help me.   51:10 My daughter was diagnosed with autism she also has bipolar ADHD ODD and reactive attachment disorder She’s 13 years old and I’m having a hard time finding a ba for her. I started her on brain mapping and found out she had a concussion at some time do you think this will help her with her behavioral problems. Arizona She was born with opiates in her system she is my adopted daughter I’m 77 years old She had for falls on her head when she was two and the last one was two years ago   59:02 Is drinking Coke Zero at work okay?

Ask. Dr. Doreen - Scripting, ABA Therapy Vs Other Treatments & More!

In this one our host Shannon is joined by the founder and executive director or TACA, Lisa Ackerman! Together they discuss the annual TACA Autism conference and give away free tickets! email Shannon at Shannon@autism-live.com before 10-13-2021 to see if there are any left! https://tacanow.org/conferences/2021-conference/ https://tacanow.org/conferences/2021-conference/schedule/

Autism Live with Special Guest Lisa Ackerman, the Founder and Executive Director of TACA

In this one our host Shannon is joined by the founder and executive director or TACA, Lisa Ackerman! Together they discuss the annual TACA Autism conference and give away free tickets! email Shannon at Shannon@autism-live.com before 10-13-2021 to see if there are any left! https://tacanow.org/conferences/2021-conference/ https://tacanow.org/conferences/2021-conference/schedule/  

In this one our host Shannon covers Behavior Momentum for the jargon of the day before discussing the question of the day with the live viewers! After that, Shannon talks about the topic of the week while taking viewer questions! Then, Shannon starts an "Ask Me Anything" segment and encourages viewers to comment with a question about anything! Get to know our host Shannon Penrod in this special episode of Autism Live! 0:00 Intro 6:10 Jargon of the Day - Behavior Momentum 8:48 Behavior Momentum - Actual Definition 9:41Behavior Momentum - Working Definition 12:28 Question of the Day - What is your favorite Fall Activity 22:23 Autism Live AMA 22:30 "I checked the meaning of the term Echolalia and my son doesn't do that. None understand and its never off. When you ask him a question he repeats back." 38:53 "Is it okay to watch TV alot?" 41:48 "My 6 year old Grandson was tested at school in Arizona last year. They put autism on the report, but he still is not in Special Ed and he has been having meltdowns in class, outbursts and hitting kids." 48:21 "My 4 year old son is having delayed echolalia. My therapist says not to stop him talking. Some special educators tell him to be quiet. Can you suggest what to do?" 56:30 "My kiddo, 10 years old, semi-verbal, he can label and express himself in 3 to 4 word sentences. However, fully functional communication is hard. Could an AAC device help him with verbal language?" 1:02:57 "I was wondering why some children suffering from autism are afraid of faces in films cartoons and real life?" #AutismJargon #AutismParents #BehaviorMomentum

Behavior Momentum Explained + Autism Live AMA

Autism Live is an interactive webshow providing support, resources, information, facts, entertainment and inspiration to parents, teachers and practitioners working with children on the Autism Spectrum. Viewers are encouraged to participate by asking questions of experts, offering suggestions for topics to be discussed and sharing progress their children have made.

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