Resources

In this episode of Hi Rasmus & Friends, host Amy Cook sits down with Holly Beth Clauser, founder of ABA C.A.R.E.S. Staffing & Summit and host of the People Contingency Podcast.

host Amy Cook sits down with Dr. Breanne Hartley and Dr. Steven Merahn from UNIFI Autism Care to unpack the story behind whole child care—and what it means to design systems that reflect the full complexity of children’s needs.

Armando shares how that early faith—and a support system that never stopped showing up—carried him from special education teacher to Board Certified Behavior Analyst (BCBA), podcaster, and ultimately the founder of Autism International Consulting, one of the only autistic-owned ABA companies in Texas.

On the latest episode of Hi Rasmus & Friends: Stories Behind the Science, we sat down with Dr. Lynn Koegel, renowned autism researcher, clinician, and co-developer of Pivotal Response Treatment (PRT). Her work has shaped the field of autism intervention for nearly 50 years. As we found out in this episode, she’s still on the leading edge—now exploring AI-supported communication for children, adolescents, and adults.

Passing the BCBA exam is a significant challenge, often likened to climbing a mountain without a clear path. For Liat, the founder of Study Notes ABA, this journey was especially personal. Her struggles motivated her to create resources to help others succeed in their exam preparations, all while making the process enjoyable.

Nikolaj reflects on his early love of nature and technology growing up in Denmark, and how that passion led to a career in entrepreneurship. But it wasn’t until his son Rasmus was diagnosed with autism that his path shifted toward behavioral health.

Three BCBAs reflect on the personal experiences that brought them to the field of Applied Behavior Analysis.

Leanne Page, BCBA, author and founder of Parenting with ABA shares her journey that led to creating accessible, compassionate resources for parents.