ABA Graph Analysis – Beyond Just Fidelity Data in ABA By Jazzmyn Mijic, M.S., B.C.B.A. | Posted: July 2026 | Category: ABA Data Analysis & Clinical Supervision When BCBAs analyze a learner’s progress, we are not simply looking at whether the data are increasing or decreasing. We are also looking for patterns that may help […]
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Why Waiting Is Easier When Children Have Something to Do By Jazzmyn Mijic, M.S., B.C.B.A.Posted: July 2026Category: ABA Therapy, Daily Living Skills, Functional Communication Waiting is a skill that shows up everywhere. Children wait for food to finish in the microwave. They wait for a toy. They wait for attention. They wait while an adult
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How to Write a Strong Behavior Plan By Jazzmyn Mijic, M.S., B.C.B.A.Posted: July 2026Category: Behavior Plans A strong behavior plan should never start with guessing. Before a BCBA writes strategies, replacement skills, caregiver goals, RBT instructions, or safety procedures, we need to understand the child as a whole person. Behavior does not happen in isolation.
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How ABA Providers Can Change the Field of ABA Through Better Program Writing By Jazzmyn Mijic, M.S., B.C.B.A.Posted: July 2026Category: ABA Program Writing Strong ABA program writing is one of the most important resources a BCBA can provide in a session. Program instructions are more than documentation. They are a clinical tool that supports treatment
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Caregivers Need Conversations, Not Terminology By Jazzmyn Mijic, M.S. B.C.B.APosted: July 2026 Category: Caregiver Training , Family Supports In ABA, we use terminology every day. Words like antecedent, reinforcement, extinction, replacement behavior, generalization, and function of behavior may feel natural to us as clinicians. But for caregivers? Those words can feel overwhelming, confusing, and disconnected
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Burnout in ABA: Why Self-Care and Workplace Conditions Both Matter By Jazzmyn Mijic, M.S. B.C.B.APosted: July 2026 Category: ABA Leadership, OBM, Clinician Wellness Burnout is often talked about as if the clinician simply needs better self-care. Take a break.Set boundaries.Drink water.Go for a walk.Use your coping skills. And yes — self-care matters. But burnout in
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One Child’s Journey Through Hair Brushing: Supporting the Autism Community By Jazzmyn Mijic, MS, BCBAPosted: July 2026Category: Daily Living Skills, ABA Programming, Caregiver Support Some of the most meaningful progress in ABA does not always look like a child sitting at a table, answering questions, or completing academic tasks. Sometimes, meaningful progress looks like a
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