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7 Tips For Helping Kids Learn From Their Mistakes 

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By Dr. Cat Baker, PhD, BCBA-D Teaching your child to learn from their mistakes takes some time and energy. But, the rewards are worth it. Admittedly, it is often faster to correct, reprimand, or punish your child when they make a mistake. However, taking the time to walk through the problem-solving process will teach them a…

7 Strategies For Teaching Resilience  

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By Dr. Cat Baker, PhD, BCBA-D  As you know all too well, difficulties and problems are a part of life. The wonderful thing about helping your child learn to be more resilient is that you’re equipping them to better handle the vast array of complex challenges that arise in life. We can’t train them for…

Teaching Sportsmanship Skills

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By Molly Hankla, MA, BCBA Whether it might look like sibling rivalry or having a hard time making it all the way through a family game night, many kids struggle with sportsmanship while playing games – structured or otherwise. One of the most common play skills we teach school-aged children is how to be a…

7 Positive Reinforcement Tips For Parents 

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By Dr. Cat Baker, PhD, BCBA-D If you’d like to build a stronger and more effective relationship with your child, using positive reinforcement can help. It’s an essential part of the positive parenting model: an approach that helps parents coach their kids for resiliency and happiness. These methods also strengthen and improve the parent-child relationship,…

Time Estimation in ADHD

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By Kissel Goldman, PhD, BCBA-D and Dr. Cat Baker, PhD, BCBA-D  Impulsivity is one of many diagnostic criteria for Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) and especially characteristic of individuals with ADHD combined type. Impulsivity is when a person usually chooses a sooner, smaller over a larger, later consequence. For example, a person who chooses to…

Get Closer, Not Louder

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By Molly Hankla, MA, BCBA and Dr. Cat Baker, PhD, BCBA-D Compliance can be thought of as beginning to engage in a behavior shortly after a demand is given. Essentially, following directions. For older kids, we typically expect that response time to be quicker than for younger kids, but certainly, children of all ages often…
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