
ABA Inside Track Episode 171 - Professional Collaboration (SLP Edition) w/ Dr. Erin Michaud
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Jun 30, 2021 Dr. Erin Michaud, a BCBA and SLP, shares her unique perspective as the assistant director of the speech and language department at the New England Center for Children. She discusses the importance of collaboration between speech-language pathologists and behavior analysts, emphasizing how their combined skills can enhance outcomes for students with autism. Michaud also reflects on her journey from speech pathology to behavior analysis and highlights effective communication strategies that can break down barriers in interdisciplinary teams, offering valuable insights for professionals in both fields.
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Failed Collaboration
- Jackie's initial consultation at a Montessori school failed due to her lack of collaboration.
- Her approach made the staff view her as the enemy.
AAC Disagreement
- Erin and another speech pathologist disagreed on teaching methods for an AAC device.
- They struggled to find common ground despite research supporting modeling.
Philosophical Differences
- Dana encountered philosophical differences with some EI providers.
- They chose to avoid interaction, potentially hindering the child's continuum of care.
