This episode is a "part 2" of Episode 8!
Colleen is joined by Dr. Destiny Huff and Lisa Baskin Wright for a thought-provoking conversation that spans many topics and two episodes! In this episode they discuss the nuances of ABA therapy and why the choice to participate in ABA therapy, is a multi-layered decision for Black and Brown families. They talk about how not ALL behavior is in fact, communication!
Lisa provides a human-centered perspective on PDA-persistent drive for autonomy and how it can look very differently depending if the learner shows internalizing or externalizing responses.
Dr. Huff gives valuable perspectives on what IEP teams can do differently to engage in true collaboration with outside professionals and parents of disabled learners.
The group also shares some laughs over the absurdity of complaining about buying school supplies and how this manufactured outrage pits parents against teachers who are suffering from the same systemic failures as their students. You won't want to miss this discussion!
Guest Information:
Dr. Destiny Huff: Advocate, mental health therapist, and mother of two neurodivergent children.
@destiny_iep_advocate
www.destinyhuffconsulting.com
Lisa Baskin Wright: Former teacher and parent advocate, focusing on neurodiversity-affirming practices.
@lisabaskinwright
www.lisabaskinwright.com
Follow this account to find out more about their new podcast! @theaffirmingvillagepodcast
Other educators mentioned:
Tiffany L. Hammond @fidgets.and.fries
TJ @nigh.functioning.autism
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