A bit about me:
I'm a Behavior Analyst from Atlanta, GA. Welcome to my site!
I've been providing ABA services since early 2003. My career in ABA started when I discovered a parent made flyer on my college campus for what I assumed would be a babysitting job. The job turned out to be an entry -level ABA therapy position working with an adorable 6-year-old. This initial introduction to ABA therapy would prove to the unexpected start of a career path.
From those early days working with just a a few kids, I am now a published author, blogger, webinar/CE/online content creator, and I regularly consult with schools, organizations, ABA agencies, mental health treatment facilities, and families all over the world, to provide training and general consultation. My primary clinical passion includes early intervention and shaping/mentoring future clinicians.
A dissatisfaction with arrogant professionals who talk over the heads of families led me to a zeal for high-quality parent training. Parent coaching is my favorite part of my job. I enjoy taking complicated concepts and making them simple to digest.
That's what this website is all about: sharing ABA in a way that is non-intimidating and SIMPLE to grasp.
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Site Disclaimer:
www.Iloveaba.com is a personal blog and website, consisting of tons of information about the science of Behavior Analysis, but also my own opinions, stories, and personal experiences.
This blog is informational and not intended to be a substitute for medical advice/treatment, or to replace the need for individualized and specialized ABA treatment provided by a qualified professional familiar with the strengths and needs of a particular individual.
I am not your personal BCBA Consultant, and thus it would be inappropriate and unethical of me to give specific clinical treatment advice to individuals I am not directly working with. It would also be unethical of me to answer specific homework or assignment questions, so for the students out there please direct your homework/assignment questions to your course professor and/or college advisor.
I get asked very often, but I do not permit advertising/promoting products, businesses, job postings, or the like, on my website. Not interested.
www.Iloveaba.com is not associated or affiliated with any organization, employer, or company. The opinions and thoughts expressed on www.Iloveaba.com do not necessarily reflect the opinions of the BACB.
This blog is always in transition; as information and
technology change and improve, the blog owner reserves the right to modify or
delete content.
The blog owner does not claim to be an expert on every child and every behavior scenario, and readers of this blog should not expect all information to apply accurately and perfectly to their child/client/student. ABA is not a 1 size fits all approach, and the information on this blog is intended to be an introduction to what ABA therapy has to offer, and cannot serve as a step-by-step guide for individual consumers. In order to be most effective ABA recommendations must be individualized for the specific client, which is not something a blog/website forum such as this can offer.
Differences of opinion or differing viewpoints are always welcome here; however, inflammatory, profane, hostile, disparaging, or disrespectful comments directed towards ABA, the blog owner, specific companies or individuals, etc., will not be posted on this blog. The blog owner reserves the right to remove or block comments from this website, or the I Love ABA Facebook Page.
Readers of this blog use the resources, tips, and opinions stated on the blog at their own risk, and accept responsibility for conducting their own research on Autism, Applied Behavior Analysis, and behavior analytic therapeutic interventions.
The owner of this blog accepts no responsibility for the content of external links, videos or photographs, or downloadable files or programs linked through this blog.
The owner of this blog is not paid to blog, and any recommendations or descriptions of ABA related companies, materials, toys, assessments, tools, or books/media materials is based solely on the blog owner’s experiences and opinions.
www.Iloveaba.com is available via translation in multiple languages, and the owner of this blog is not responsible for any errors or misunderstandings in translation related to the content of this blog.
All information or resources on this blog can be freely shared and disseminated, with proper citation left intact. Stealing information, posts, or resources, is never ok.
