Show Notes
Discover what’s possible when you welcome different perspectives.
Dr. Megan Miller is a Board Certified Behavior Analyst based in Florida. She is the founder of the Do Better Movement, a professional development initiative for behavior analysts aimed at creating humane, culturally-informed, and compassionate interventions. Megan also co-wrote the book The Seven Steps to Earning Instructional Control with Robert Schramm, which was published in 2014.
In today’s conversation, we discuss:
- How Megan became involved in the field
- What she’s learned from working internationally
- Why Megan decided to start the Do Better Movement
- Three examples of areas she believes behavior analysts should focus on to improve their clinical skill sets
This conversation with Dr. Megan DeLeon was originally released on November 12, 2020.
For more information about Dr. Megan Miller and her work, please visit the following links:
Do Better Movement
Do Better Collective
Facebook: Do Better Movement ABA
Instagram: @dr_dobetter
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