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About the Applied Behavioral Strategies Team

“Our mission is to assist individuals in reaching their potential to live independently and with dignity. We do this by offering individual program analysis and development. We consider all relevant factors in a variety of settings in drafting recommendations and developing programming for individuals. Our trainings and recommendations are based on body of research that extends over 40 years and which continues to expand our understanding of the field.”

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on January 17, 2012 at 2:47 pm | Reply John Osbourne

Thank you for your blog, it is brilliant and very very helpful!
on April 2, 2012 at 3:23 pm | Reply Applied Behavioral Strategies

Thank you so much! We are glad that you like it! Please let us know if there are any topics that you want us to write about!
on July 30, 2014 at 3:50 pm | Reply Laura Salsky

Hello, I’m preparing a class for school bus driver. Entitled Transporting Students with Special Needs. I’m finding your case studies quit interesting. Only I’m finding nothing on Pupil Management, for the school bus. If you have anything on this category I would love to see it, even case studies.
Thank You,
Laura Salsky
on October 14, 2017 at 3:21 pm | Reply bhupinderg08@gmail.com

Hello ABA. I finally found something that states the similar issues my son has. My husband and I are very stressed out how our son eats. We actually have to force feed him every time. Any time he sees a food that he doesn’t like he gags and makes faces that he is going to throw up. Where are you guys located? I am in California. Do you have any offices in California?
- on October 24, 2017 at 8:38 pm | Reply Applied Behavioral Strategies
  
  Hi and thank you for stopping by the blog. I’m sorry to hear that your child is having issues related to feeding.
  
  You have probably read on here that we strongly encourage a complete medical screening. For starters, I would want to rule out any food allergies or sensitivities. I would also want to see if there have been any long-standing digestive issues such as reflux, constipation, or diarrhea. It may be necessary to have a scope to ensure that everything is functioning properly.
  
  We don’t have an office in California but we would not be opposed to providing our services there. I would need to check into the licensing requirements to ensure that we could provide services there, legally.
  
  There are some good programs in California though. Meeta Patel runs a program called Clinic4Kidz (http://clinic4kidz.com/). She is widely published in this area and a very skilled clinician.
  
  Becky Penrod also does some feeding work at Sacramento State. You may also find her here: http://www.ucpsacto.org/programs-services/autism-center-for-excellence-a-c-e/
  
  We wish you the best! please feel free to reach out to our office if you would like to have a complimentary consultation.