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Submitted by Sven Rydberg on

Managed to squeeze into workshop program in the form of the workshop led by Steven Hayes & Lindsay Sawyer. Met and talked to Ross Leonard, New South Wales, Australia.


Submitted by David Ebaugh on

This is a duplicate of a post found elsewhere. I'm using my blog as a kind of bookmarking tool, that's why I put it under my blog entry. I hope this is not confusing to anyone.

Attached is…


Submitted by David Ebaugh on

This is a duplicate of a post found elsewhere. I'm using my blog as a kind of bookmarking tool, that's why I put it under my blog entry. I hope this is not confusing to anyone.

Attached is…


Submitted by Kevin Polk on

Hi Folks,

As some of you know, my colleagues (Jerold Hambright and Mark Webster) and I have moved beyond the iView to The Grid to organize our sessions. The exercise that we use to set up…


Submitted by Alexandre Benoit on

Toutes les formalités éthiques sont complétées. Le recrutement des participants est en cours jusqu'au 19 juin.
Si vous lisez ces lignes, peut-être êtes-vous une des personnes à qui j'ai offert…


Submitted by Kevin Polk on

Hi folks,

This is just a reminder about the webinars that are coming up this week of May 31, 2009.

If you have requests for specific content, drop me a line.

I have had one…


Submitted by john agee on

As I continue to do this work, especially in the primary care setting, I find myself paring down these concepts further and further.

Attached is a nice, simple, intro-to-mindfulness…


Submitted by john agee on

As I continue to do this work, especially in the primary care setting, I find myself paring down these concepts further and further.

Attached is a nice, simple, intro-to-mindfulness…


Submitted by Kevin Polk on

Hi Folks,

This is just to let folks know what webinars are coming up this week of May 24, 2009.

We can have up to 15 people per webinar.

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Submitted by Jason Luoma on

For many years, children with autism had virtually no chance for improvement of their condition. Then came applied behavior analysis, which is so successful that now tens of thousands of children…