Pediatric Behavioral Challenges

good course

great comprehensive course. i would update information related to aba.

1. spanking was referred to as a "discipline of choice". it should not be ambiguous whether hitting a child as a form of discipline is right or wrong. 2. you left room for interpretation re: link of autism to vaccines. this has been well studied and reported on, especially recently. the podcast should be corrected to make very clear that vaccines do not cause autism and that the number of vaccines given in the us has been well studied and verified. 3. lastly, your reference to the book holes. i can appreciate your reference to heavy work as a possible solution for dysregulation, however that was a extremely poor example of a child labor camp. calling it "genius" without a lot of further explanation is extremely odd and worrisome.

there were great treatment options for school based pt. i wish there were some more interventions and ideas for younger kids and home health pt.

the instructor spoke very slowly and in monotone, making it difficult to stay engaged. seemed like she was possibly reading the information. this led to a sub-par overall experience. the content was excellent. i appreciated the case study with the boy in the mall. course was focused on schoolteacher mostly.

she talked about a video but when listening as a podcast, it was impossible to know what the video showed. she could have just briefly described what the child was doing in the mall

good - learning the appropriate way to inroduce fidgets, boundaries within helping.

the part on spanking was unclear if it's supported or not by this podcast.

slightly repetitive, but good information.

good course