It’s great to be back with you all as we continue this deep dive into the world of autism and neurodivergence.
568. Autism Mini-Series: The Female Autism Phenotype
I’m back with the second part of our mini-series on autism. Today I’m really trying to parse out why we’re seeing such a gap in how often we diagnose males versus females.
567. How to Talk to Kids About AI
I’m coming at this episode as much as a parent as I am a psychologist or the co-founder of an AI company.
566. Autism Mini-Series: A Review of the ADOS-2
I’ve been thinking a lot lately about how easy it is to let the “drift” happen in a testing practice.
565. The Assessment Practice Audit
I’ve been thinking a lot lately about how easy it is to let the “drift” happen in a testing practice.
564. Cybersecurity and Data Sovereignty
Staying on top of the legal side of things is a huge pain, but we are at a point where keeping up with these digital shifts is just a core part of running a practice.
563. Tele-Assessment Research
I’ve been thinking a lot lately about how much tele-assessment has changed since the early days of the pandemic…
562. AI and the Ethics of Efficiency
I’m diving back into a topic that I feel more strongly about every day, which is the intersection of professional burnout and the way we handle our documentation.
561. Digital vs. Analog Administration: Research & Practice
As we continue our exploration of modern assessment, I wanted to dive deep into the long-standing debate between digital and paper-based administration.
560. Selling Answers, Not Tests: Pivoting to Private Pay
I am so excited to dive into one of the most requested topics we have ever had: making the transition from an insurance-based model to a private pay practice.