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The show discusses the age of self-censorship and how it affects our careers as clinicians, specifically clinicians that work with vulnerable populations. It will tie in free speech, current controversies and ‘touchy subjects’ within the practice of Applied Behavior Analysis, and the pursuit of truth as an outspoken practitioner.

Copyright: © Copyright 2022 Kayla Perry

Latest Episodes:

ABA Mentorship on Disability As Identity, Blind Conformity to Popularity, and Daring to Be Clinically Unfashionable Nov 15, 2022

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Amanda from ABA Mentorship joins the podcast to do a round-robin style discussion: we answered several of YOUR questions, from treatment planning for clients in ways that go against the clinical grain, the lack of rigor in supervision experiences, and debunking common themes that occur far too regularly within psychology, behavior analysis, and related human service fields: overconfidence in our incompetence.

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Part 2: Behavioral Observations Interviews The Angry Analyst Nov 08, 2022

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As promised with the reverse Q + A format, Matt Cicoria settles into his stellar role as interviewer and interviews me to discuss more personal topics related to my experience with anorexia, treatment and therapy for anorexia, my background in Clinical Psychology and Behavior Analysis, and how this emotional and experiential tangled web led to a business that I love and a life I couldn't have imagined even a year ago. Thank you, Matt!

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Part 1: In Defense of Assholes, with Matt Cicoria Nov 01, 2022

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Legendary Matt Cicoria of Behavioral Observations Podcast comes on the show today to discuss Pat Friman's "There's No Such Thing As a Bad Boy", the Circumstances View of Problem Behavior, and the Social vs. Medical Model of Disability. We moved through so many different topics throughout the episode that we've actually split it into two parts, with my interviewing Matt for the first episode and the tables turning with Matt interviewing me for the second segment. Oh, how the tables have turned in an informative, heartfelt, and informative way!

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Cancelled Counselors Talks the Cancel Culture War of Therapy Oct 25, 2022

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Alex (@CancelledCounselors) is a fellow pariah within the clinical space, tackling 'forbidden' topics within the field while empowering others to be more forthright in their speech, their feelings, and their behavior. This conversation spanned across a wide array of topics, including how Portland, Oregon is the mecca of cancel culture itself, starting a business when you don't uphold the narrative, and moving the needle away from the black and white and into the grey matter as a mental health professional.

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A Few Good Men: Men's Mental Health Matters, Too Oct 18, 2022

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The "patriarchy", "male privilege", and "toxic masculinity" are casually thrown into conversation to ensure the center of many activists' narrative is the septic nature of men. But what if men are struggling with issues very similar to that of women? What if men are challenged in the same ways as women, all while women continue to prove their strength as they dominate traditionally-male labor markets? Men's suffering may be an unpopular conversation topic, but it is an important one nonetheless.

Questions, comments, concerns? Let's talk about it! Email me: theangrybehavioranalyst@gmail.com

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The Wokenostic Statistical Manual-5: TikTok and Mental Health Oct 11, 2022

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Out with the old, in with the... woke? The DSM-5, a statistical manual devoted entirely to diagnosing a wide array of mental health disorders, has been swifly replaced by the newest, most coveted source of mental health information: TikTok. With 315 million downloads in the pandemic alone, the most popular social media app is helping to connect some--- while wildly and inappropriately diagnosing others. Join us as we dive into the good, the bad, and the ever-so-ugly world of TikTok self-diagnoses.

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Need assistance diving into the grey matter that is critical thinking and nuance? Our People Passport and Self-Censorship Antidote Courses can be purchased through our website at https://www.theangrybehavioranalyst.com/services-9

Dr. Merrill Winston On Divergently Compassionate Punishment and Tolerating Life Oct 04, 2022

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The man, the myth, the legend Dr. Merrill Winston joins the podcast today to tease apart the meaning of neurodivergence, the implications of blanket terms with vaguely defined principles, and implementation of punishment in a compassionate, humorous, and easy-on-the-ears fashion. We may not be able to rely on others to hold concern for us, but we can rely on ourselves to handle the difficulties we inevitably encounter.

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Need assistance diving into the grey matter that is critical thinking and nuance? Our People Passport and Self-Censorship Antidote Courses can be purchased through our website at https://www.theangrybehavioranalyst.com/services-9

Positive Practices, or Positively BS? An Inside Look at the Safe Space Sep 27, 2022

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Positive Parenting and affirming practices are feel-good, flowery phrases we use to refer to treating children as if they're allies rather than human beings who need direction and healthy independence. With the rise of safe spaces and treating every event as if it were traumatic, it's difficult to build resilience and emotional grit in individuals that rely on us to do so. If we're offended by everything, how will we teach our children not to be?

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Neurodiversity and ABA: The Great Divide? Sep 20, 2022

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This week's hot take dives into the neurodiversity movement, the underpinnings of Applied Behavior Analysis, and how the two entities have collided in both an epic and dramatic fashion that seems to have created a greater divide than a cohesive movement forward. With both camps contributing in positive and not-so-positive ways to clinical growth, we take a bird's eye view at the root of the communicative implosion that is the Great Divide In Practice.

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Welcome to Unorthodox. with the Angry Behavior Analyst Sep 20, 2022

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This is Unorthodox. with the Angry Behavior Analyst. All triggers. No warnings.

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