Brian Iwata

I saw Pat Krantz and Lynn McClanahan from the Princeton Child Development Center.

And then later on, I was affected by Ron Van Houten, Brian Iwata, Saul Axelrod, Jim Mulek, Tom Lindscheid.

So I was pretty much self-taught.

I kind of knew who to learn from and where to go.

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And it was there that I, while I was working there, I went to a conference of Brian Iwata, and he talked-

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... a lot about reducing restraints, about inpatient care.

And I can sort of delve into those.

So first, ABA practitioners are obligated to create a therapeutic environment for their consumers in which they have the opportunity to learn new skills, right? So we can think about, there's a paper written by Van Houten, co-authored by Van Houten and Saul Axelrod and Ivar Lobos and Brian Iwata, and I might be missing one or two authors, and it's from way back in 1988.

Not before I was born, but before I was in the field.

Before a lot of people who are listening to this were probably born, and it's a paper on the right to effective behavioral treatment.