Proud Canadian Parent, Habs Fan, Professor, Psychologist, Researcher, Behaviour Analyst, Advisor, Activist & Advocate. These are my personal comments & views.
Toronto, CA
Joined April 2009
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I wrote this obituary for the OAP on February 6.2019 after the devastating announcement. The waitlist has grown to over 51,000 and still no needs-based funding! 3 LONG YEARS for children and their families thanks to @MacLeodLisa @ToddSmithPC @DrFullertonMPP #VoteThemAllOut2022
I have worked in this field for over 30 years. I started with ABA in residential treatment for teens with ASD in 1988 when I had to take a pay cut from my lifeguarding job to follow my passion. Attached is the obituary for the OAP that I wrote last night. #AutismDoesntEndAtFORD
Enjoying a 2013 Cabernet Franc from @KacabaVineyards - VQA 100% Ontario grapes. I think we got this during Cuvée weekend in 2015, around the time we first joined the Founders Club. Aged perfectly. Next up, 2017 Meritage…Happy New Year, Team Kacaba!
Anyone in the Jordan/Vineland area in the @TownofLincolnON hear a very loud bang at 11:23? Any idea what is was? Not the usual propane cannon noises, I barely notice those.
Warning to travellers through Michigan- The Quality Inn and suites in Ann Arbor is not for those wanting a safe hotel or clean room. @ChoiceHotels I sent you a DM and I contacted customer service the next morning- still waiting to hear back. @CAA @annarbornews @wcpublichealth
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BREAKING: In a terribly embarrassing moment for Trump, Fox News has to cut away from his speech because he isn’t making any coherent sense. It’s beyond clear Trump is senile. Retweet so all Americans see this.
So here we have a sale…yes it’s not a typo, it’s 2 cents per pound! Which may have been a huge sale once upon a time, but seriously. They made over 13 Billion in profit in the first quarter of 2024, while@record numbers of Ontarians used food banks.
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Regulation of Behaviour Analysts in Ontario is required effective July 1. We have a few more spots for students in our part-time MADS ABA graduate programs in Ottawa, Toronto, and Burlington for Sept 2024. These won't last long, reach out ASAP for details. brocku.ca/social-sciences/ap…
As July 1 approaches, I am exceedingly grateful for @CPOntario offer to regulate ABA within an existing Health College, which has brought public protection to ABA service recipients in a timely manner. Kudos to HPRAC and CPO for this effective solution!
I’m typically a “glass half full” kind of person, but having interacted with Toronto raccoons often, I wonder…is this truly adorable or is the raccoon about to end the chihuahua?
Hadestown- demonstrating the relevance and societal need for classics programs. Playing to a full house @Mirvish in Toronto!
Both are important to the primary purpose of regulation, which is public protection. Don't be fooled by the few who are spreading misinformation. Regulation under the law is better for service recipients than voluntary certification. BUT it is a change and change can be hard.
NEWS: @CPOntario has posted revised Standards of Professional Conduct that includes Behaviour Analysis.
These make clear that a) the tiered supervision model is supported and b) supervisors are responsible for services delivered by their supervisees.#ABA
cpo.on.ca/approved-standards…
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Kaitlyn Orton-Schmitt is a delightful person, caring clinician, and is destined to make a difference in this world. She is my nephew's wife. She is also a zebra.
Please help if you can.
~Great acts are made up of small deeds~ Lau Tzu
gofund.me/e2c48a51
Kaitlyn Orton-Schmitt is a delightful person, caring clinician, and is destined to make a difference in this world. She is my nephew's wife. She is also a zebra.
Please help if you can.
~Great acts are made up of small deeds~ Lau Tzu
gofund.me/e2c48a51
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Thrilled to hear Dr. Jay Dolmage's keynote on Academic Ableism and its Alternatives for the ADS inaugural Leadership Diversity Community and Culture (LDCC) Applied Master's Project Conference.
Wonderful gathering of students, family & friends, staff & faculty. #lifelonglearning
ALT Colour Photo of Dr. Jay Dolmage speaking from Podium in the Pond Inlet of Brock University. Beside podium is a Screen with a slide stating title, "Academic Ableism and its Alternatives" With logos from University of Waterloo, and Contact information.