Dr. Lili Talks about Behavioral Economics
Dr. Rocha joins Jacob Sadavoy and Michelle Zube in a conversation promoting compassion and social justice amongst behavior analysts.
February 15, 2021 No Comments
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ASD & Sleep
Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) is a neuro-developmental disorder which affects one in 59 people in the US (CDC, n.d.). People with ASD present with several co-morbid conditions, one of which is sleep disorder. Approximately 40-80% of those diagnosed with ASD
September 14, 2019 No Comments
Chronic Pain & Autism Spectrum Disorder
Pain is a subjective experience to which only the individual who suffers it has access. While it is understood that pain is the result of neuronal stimulation, when one thinks about the assessment of pain, (s)he does not think about conducting a neurological examination. Instead, pain is generally assessed by its expression, i.e. complaints of
August 6, 2019 No Comments
Why Can’t They Just Do What I Tell Them To Do?
Why Can’t They Just Do What I Tell Them To Do? We’ve all had that one case in which we ask someone, usually teachers or parents, to follow a plan and they just don’t do it. It is natural to feel frustrated and a little annoyed when caregivers do not follow our recommendations, after all,
July 6, 2018 3 Comments
My Child with ASD will Become an Adult with ASD…
Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) is a life long health issue. While with early intervention, some children may improve to the point that they don’t meet criteria for the diagnosis anymore, most people diagnosed with autism will carry the diagnosis for life. There is a lot of emphasis in treatments for autism during childhood, and not
June 30, 2018 No Comments
When you see someone with autism, who do you see?
I’ve been working with people with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) for a while now – for the sake of keeping me young, let’s just say it’s been over 10 years. In those many years, I’ve met people who were so called “low functioning”, “high functioning”, dually diagnosed… You name it, I’ve met it. Most of
June 20, 2018 No Comments