When you observe others, do you ever examine what you are bringing to the environment?
Could you be adding reinforcing or punishing vibes to the situation?
During today’s meal - I speak with a behavior analyst and trauma-informed ACT coach about her experiences being in the field for over 15 years, her pivot to consulting, and how she finds balance between all of her responsibilities.
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About Ashley Fiorilli, PhD., BCBA, 500 RYT, CCTSI
Dr. Ashley Fiorilli has worked in the field of human services since 2006.
In 2006, I started working with infants and toddlers with developmental delays, as well as those who were deaf and hard of hearing or visually impaired. Over the last 9 years, I have worked with individuals with autism and related disabilities in school, home, clinic, and group settings.
In 2014, I completed my doctorate in International Psychology, with an emphasis in Organizations and Systems from The Chicago School of Professional Psychology. The core curriculum provided a foundation for creating sustainable change through connective collaboration.
In 2016, I received training on the framework of Acceptance and Commitment Training (ACT), which fueled my passion for helping others across the lifespan and all abilities. I have continued to expand my ACT repertoire over the last 6 years, with symposiums, conferences, practicums, and focused trainings.
In 2018, I completed my 200 hours in Yoga Teacher Training, which augmented my skill set in implementing ACT services, across clients. In addition, in 2020, I completed my 500 hours in Yoga Teacher Training.
In 2019, I began consulting with individuals as a Behavior Analyst focusing on mindfulness, self-discovery, habit and pattern change, and transformative behavior techniques.
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Follow Ashley!
Website: bestillbeconnected.com
Podcasts: Just ACT Podcast
Balanced & Becoming Podcast
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Read excerpts from the episode on my website
Behavior Bites is hosted by Rosie Jeffers, MAT, BCBA, LABA
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