HeyJaredKeeping It Behavioral
Two behavior analysts empowering families with compassionate ABA knowledge one episode at a time.
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- Sep 24, 2026
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Episode 24: KIB & Tommy Parry (opens the original)
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How much say should a family really have in their own treatment? This week on Keeping It Behavioral, we sit down with Tommy Parry, who blends behavior science with an approach rooted in values and meaning, to talk about control, choice, and how care changes over time. Tommy breaks down two ideas every family and clinician should know. Degrees of freedom for care describes how much of a treatment plan is shaped by the family or client versus set by the clinician or system. Trajectory of treatment
Episode 23: When Your Provider is Changing (opens the original)
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BCBA transitions can feel unsettling, but they're a normal part of ABA services and don't reflect on your child's progress. In this episode of Keeping It Behavioral, we break down everything parents/caregivers need to know when their child's BCBA changes. We cover why transitions happen, how to prepare (from requesting timelines to sharing your child's history and progress), and how to support your child through the handoff — including tips for building rapport with a new provider while keeping
Episode 22: Two Sisters, 3 Children On The Spectrum (opens the original)
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Episode 22: Two Sisters, 3 Children On The Spectrum This episode, we sit down with with sisters Shanda and Mary about raising their kids on the spectrum, Shanda's nonverbal daughter Maycie (15), and Mary's kids Daniel (16) and Izzy (11). They walk through the journey chronologically: life before diagnosis and the cues that led them to seek one, the hardest mental shifts and grief that came after diagnosis, and how parent community has shaped their understanding of neurodivergence. From there the
Episode 21: Rachael White & KIB (opens the original)
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In this episode, we sit down with Rachael White, owner of Up Beet Eaters and a Board Certified Behavior Analyst specializing in pediatric feeding and family-centered care. We dig into the nuances of Pediatric Feeding Disorder (PFD) and Avoidant/Restrictive Food Intake Disorder (ARFID), how these diagnoses overlap and differ, and what that means for kids and families navigating feeding challenges. We also talk through naturalistic developmental behavioral interventions (NDBIs), the importance of
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