Michele Waterman
Michele Waterman
15. Thoughtful and Compassionate Educational Programs for Learners with Autism with Jennifer Herbert, BCBA
15. Thoughtful and Compassionate Educational Programs for Learners with Autism with Jennifer Herbert, BCBA
15. Thoughtful and Compassionate Educational Programs for Learners with Autism with Jennifer Herbert, BCBA
Friday 26th April 2024
Explore the insightful dialogue on autism in this episode of the Real Joy Recovery podcast as host Michele Waterman engages with autism expert Jennifer Herbert, BCBA. Gain valuable perspectives on autism, sensory needs, historical insights, and person-centred approaches.
59 minutes
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Episode Overview
- Explore the evolving understanding of autism and the importance of person-centred language
- Dive into the significance of sensory needs and the historical perspectives on autism diagnosis
- Discover the impact of embracing individual strengths and utilizing motivations in learning and development
- Understand the role of ABA therapy in shaping positive reinforcement and supporting individuals with autism
- Learn about the thoughtful and compassionate interventions that promote successful, independent lives for individuals on the spectrum
People with autism have a lot of great skills. Hopefully, that is his dream.
The Real Joy Recovery podcast episode titled 'Thoughtful and Compassionate Educational Programs for Learners with Autism' features a heartfelt conversation between host Michele Waterman and autism expert Jennifer Herbert, BCBA. Jennifer shares her extensive experience working with people with autism for over 30 years, shedding light on the evolving understanding and support for individuals on the spectrum.
The episode delves into the nuanced aspects of autism, the importance of person-centred language, sensory needs, historical perspectives, and the significance of embracing individual strengths and motivations in learning and development.