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BCBA Malorie Sanchez and Annie Chen examine the gaps in traditional clinical parent training and offer practical solutions for improvement. Drawing on her journey from RBT to BCBA and her perspective as a neurodivergent mother of two neurodivergent children, Sanchez highlights where clinical caregiver support falls short. Chen contrasts this with her non-clinical approaches, and together they outline actionable ABA strategies clinic settings can adopt to set families up for real-world success.
What’s discussed:
Clinical Challenges & Limits: Malorie Sanchez draws from her experience as a neurodivergent mom of two neurodivergent children and her transition from RBT to BCBA to highlight the gaps in traditional clinical caregiver support.
Non-Clinical Alternatives: Annie Chen contrasts clinical limitations with her distinct, flexible parent support strategies outside the clinic.
Practical Solutions: Together, they share actionable ABA strategies clinical settings can implement to better empower families and companies for long-term success.
Listen to this FREE here, and purchase this recording to earn 1 CEU as a BCBA.
This is part of Annie’s Raising Your Voice Series.
Raise Your Voice is an ACT-informed CEU designed to center practitioner stories as learning contexts within behavior analysis. This offering provides a structured, trauma-informed space where behavior analysts may choose to share personal or professional experiences of challenge, resilience, and growth, particularly where ACT, trauma-informed care, or ABA principles supported meaningful change.
BCBA Malorie Sanchez and Annie Chen examine the gaps in traditional clinical parent training and offer practical solutions for improvement. Drawing on her journey from RBT to BCBA and her perspective as a neurodivergent mother of two neurodivergent children, Sanchez highlights where clinical caregiver support falls short. Chen contrasts this with her non-clinical approaches, and together they outline actionable ABA strategies clinic settings can adopt to set families up for real-world success.
What’s discussed:
Clinical Challenges & Limits: Malorie Sanchez draws from her experience as a neurodivergent mom of two neurodivergent children and her transition from RBT to BCBA to highlight the gaps in traditional clinical caregiver support.
Non-Clinical Alternatives: Annie Chen contrasts clinical limitations with her distinct, flexible parent support strategies outside the clinic.
Practical Solutions: Together, they share actionable ABA strategies clinical settings can implement to better empower families and companies for long-term success.
Listen to this FREE here, and purchase this recording to earn 1 CEU as a BCBA.
This is part of Annie’s Raising Your Voice Series.
Raise Your Voice is an ACT-informed CEU designed to center practitioner stories as learning contexts within behavior analysis. This offering provides a structured, trauma-informed space where behavior analysts may choose to share personal or professional experiences of challenge, resilience, and growth, particularly where ACT, trauma-informed care, or ABA principles supported meaningful change.