The Neurodiversity Podcast

My interview with Emily Kircher-Morris on The Neurodiversity Podcast (Episode 155) is out and I’m excited to share it with you! It is short - about 35 minutes - but filled with important content! We talk about a range of my favorite topics including what declarative language is and what it is not, why it is important, co-regulation, episodic memory, and also then get into some more complex topics such as troubleshooting, how declarative language is different from passive aggressive communication, and how I think about non-preferred tasks.

If you’ve already listened and are looking to read or learn more, here are some topics and posts that I mentioned during our talk:

Reframing Non-Preferred Tasks

Is Declarative Language Passive Aggressive?

Declarative Language is a Way of Speaking, and Co-Regulation is a Way of Being

The relationship between: Co-Regulation, Social Communication & Learning

Possible Reasons Why a Learner is Not Responding to Your Declarative Statement

Competent-Authentic-Contingent Roles

Shifting from “GET” to “GIVE”

I recommend you check out other episodes of The Neurodiversity Podcast as well. They are all so interesting! Here are a few of my favorites:

Episode 116: Understanding Behaviors and Emotional Regulation with Dr. Mona Delahooke

Episode 135: The World is (almost) Ready for Neurodiversity with Dr. Barry Prizant

Episode 148: Processing Speed: Why Some Kids are Faster Than Others (encore) with Dr. Ellen Braaten

Other news…

You can still sign up for our 4-Week (starts January 26th) or 8-Week (starts March 2nd) Virtual Workshop! We’d love to meet you.

Coming Soon!

If you are a professional looking to learn about declarative language and co-regulation, while earning CEU’s, I’ll be doing a 6-hour live webinar for Theramoves on March 13, 2023. Details are here!

Have a great week!

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