Behavioral
Claire Weekes, MD, DSc (1903 – 1990): The Grandmother of Cognitive Behavioral Treatment for Anxiety
“We owe a debt to the legions of scientists whose insights and discoveries, over the years, have improved our chances of well-being. Alas, too many of them are unknown to us. One name that was once broadly known has fallen into lamentable obscurity – that of Claire Weekes.” – Sally Satel, M.D., Wall Street Journal, […]
2025 NCABA Posters – Kind Behavioral Health
Our team THINKS BIG! The Annual North Carolina Association for Behavior Analysis (NCABA) Conference kicks off on February 19th in Winston-Salem, NC, and we’re beyond excited to showcase the incredible research our Kind Behavioral Health team has been working on. The NCABA Conference brings together ABA professionals from across the state to explore the latest […]
Autism Grants & Scholarships – Kind Behavioral Health
Navigating the cost of Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) therapy can feel overwhelming, but we’re here to help! Our Director of Payor Relations and RCM, Lucy Cruz, has created a comprehensive guide to grants and scholarships that can ease financial stress. This resource isn’t just for ABA therapy—it includes options for a variety of services, making […]
2024 ABA Gift Guide – Kind Behavioral Health
Kind Behavioral Health offers specialized ABA programs for young learners. Our programs for children aged 1-7 aim to build skills they will need to succeed in all areas of their life. By learning to effectively communicate their wants and needs, engage in social and play activities they find enjoyable, and adapt to everyday tasks, […]
Behavioral Therapy vs. ABA Care: Discover the Main Differences
How does behavioral therapy differ from ABA? The prevalence of Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) has been on the rise, drawing increased attention to early detection and diagnosis. Awareness campaigns have encouraged individuals to look for early signs of autism in their loved ones, facilitating timely interventions. Current data from the CDC indicates that about 1 in 36 […]
ABA Insights: It’s Not Always Behavioral! Ruling Out Medical Causes to Challenging Behavior
When working as a BCBA (board certified behavior analyst) with individuals diagnosed with autism/autistic individuals, clients often present with challenging behavior. Data show that children with neurodevelopmental disabilities, such as autism, present with an increased risk of engaging in challenging behavior. The risk of an individual engaging in challenging behavior often increases if a child […]