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DSP Talk
Regional Centers for Workforce Transformation
37 episodes
5 days ago

Welcome to DSP Talk, the podcast that's exploring the complex world of disability support.


Join us as we speak to direct support professionals, people receiving services and support, family members, and other field experts, as they delve into the diverse and dynamic world of disability support, navigating the challenges, sharing uplifting stories, and shedding light on the impactful human experience within the direct support profession.


Our episodes highlight the journey towards community inclusion, the significance of a competent workforce, and the vital role direct support professionals play in the lives of those living with intellectual and developmental disabilities.


Whether you're a dedicated direct support professional, a recipient of support services, or just someone eager to make a difference, DSP Talk is your go-to platform for inspiration, enlightenment, and advocacy.


Get ready to challenge stereotypes, broaden your perspective, and join the movement towards acknowledging this essential group of professionals.


Welcome to DSP Talk! 


Regional Centers for Workforce Transformation | Code of Ethics & Core Competencies for Direct Support Professionals


Brought to you by: The Office for People with Developmental Disabilities and the New York Alliance for Inclusion and Innovation


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Welcome to DSP Talk, the podcast that's exploring the complex world of disability support.


Join us as we speak to direct support professionals, people receiving services and support, family members, and other field experts, as they delve into the diverse and dynamic world of disability support, navigating the challenges, sharing uplifting stories, and shedding light on the impactful human experience within the direct support profession.


Our episodes highlight the journey towards community inclusion, the significance of a competent workforce, and the vital role direct support professionals play in the lives of those living with intellectual and developmental disabilities.


Whether you're a dedicated direct support professional, a recipient of support services, or just someone eager to make a difference, DSP Talk is your go-to platform for inspiration, enlightenment, and advocacy.


Get ready to challenge stereotypes, broaden your perspective, and join the movement towards acknowledging this essential group of professionals.


Welcome to DSP Talk! 


Regional Centers for Workforce Transformation | Code of Ethics & Core Competencies for Direct Support Professionals


Brought to you by: The Office for People with Developmental Disabilities and the New York Alliance for Inclusion and Innovation


Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Show more...
Careers
Business,
Non-Profit,
Health & Fitness,
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Understanding and Respecting Behavior: Part 2
DSP Talk
16 minutes 34 seconds
1 year ago
Understanding and Respecting Behavior: Part 2

Vivian Attanasio: Vivian Attanasio is an esteemed behavioral specialist with extensive experience in developing and implementing behavior intervention plans. With a career spanning several years, she has worked closely with both individuals and interdisciplinary teams to promote effective behavior management and intervention strategies. Vivian is recognized for her innovative approaches and profound commitment to enhancing the quality of life for individuals through tailored behavior supports.

Episode Summary:

In this enlightening episode, Asheley Blaise sits down with Vivian Attanasio to explore the critical role of active listening and direct support professionals (DSPs) in the design and implementation of effective behavior intervention plans. Vivian shares her extensive experience and highlights the nuances often missed in behavior plans that can significantly impact their effectiveness. They discuss the importance of respecting individual preferences, understanding cultural considerations, and the ethical concerns surrounding the implementation of ABA.

This episode emphasizes how proactive strategies shaped by listening to DSPs can lead to better, more personalized intervention plans. Vivian provides compelling examples to illustrate how nuanced details gleaned from active listening can avoid behavioral escalations and promote healthier outcomes. They also delve into the significance of ongoing training and education tailored to how modern DSPs learn, addressing potential ethical issues in ABA to ensure respect for individuals' autonomy.

Key Takeaways:

  • Active listening to DSPs is crucial for developing effective, personalized behavior intervention plans, leading to better health outcomes and reduced behavioral escalations.
  • Addressing triggers before they lead to escalations requires a deep understanding of individual preferences and challenges, which can be achieved through thorough communication and observation.
  • Ongoing, tailored training for DSPs is fundamental to ensure they understand and can implement behavior plans effectively, considering the modern context of learning and societal changes.
  • Ethical considerations in ABA should prioritize the individual's autonomy and safety, ensuring behavior interventions respect personal rights and preferences.

 

Resources:

  • DSP Core Competency Standards: DSP Competencies and Code of Ethics Series | Regional Centers for Workforce Transformation
  • Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA): Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) | Autism Speaks
  • ABA Ethical Guidelines: ETHICS CODES - Behavior Analyst Certification Board (bacb.com)
  • Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders (DSM): Psychiatry.org - DSM

For a deeper understanding of the vital role of DSPs and comprehensive insights into effective behavior management strategies, make sure to listen to the full episode. Stay tuned for more enlightening discussions with experts in the field of behavioral sciences.


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DSP Talk

Welcome to DSP Talk, the podcast that's exploring the complex world of disability support.


Join us as we speak to direct support professionals, people receiving services and support, family members, and other field experts, as they delve into the diverse and dynamic world of disability support, navigating the challenges, sharing uplifting stories, and shedding light on the impactful human experience within the direct support profession.


Our episodes highlight the journey towards community inclusion, the significance of a competent workforce, and the vital role direct support professionals play in the lives of those living with intellectual and developmental disabilities.


Whether you're a dedicated direct support professional, a recipient of support services, or just someone eager to make a difference, DSP Talk is your go-to platform for inspiration, enlightenment, and advocacy.


Get ready to challenge stereotypes, broaden your perspective, and join the movement towards acknowledging this essential group of professionals.


Welcome to DSP Talk! 


Regional Centers for Workforce Transformation | Code of Ethics & Core Competencies for Direct Support Professionals


Brought to you by: The Office for People with Developmental Disabilities and the New York Alliance for Inclusion and Innovation


Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.