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Vanderbilt Kennedy CenterWearable technology and identifying pre-cursors of challenging behaviorsThe Promise of Discovery Season 2, Episode 3:
The Vanderbilt Kennedy Center researchers in this episode are studying how technology (wearable sensors, new apps, and machine learning) might improve how we understand, predict, and treat problem behaviors in people with intellectual and developmental disabilities. They also dig into the ethical considerations of their study and of behavioral interventions more broadly.
VKC Researchers:
Amy Weitlauf, Ph.D., Associate Professor of Pediatrics; VKC TRIAD Associate Director of Research
John Staubitz, M.Ed., BCBA, TRIAD Behavior Consultation Coordinator; Behavioral/Educational Consultant; Assistant in Pediatrics, School of Medicine2021-11-0236 min
Mama Knows Beauty BusinessTime = working moms biggest challenge! Tactics that help to make it easier, plus so much more, with Amy Stuabitz As moms, we find ourselves wearing many hats, constantly being pulled, led or guided in many different directions. This pandemic has exacerbated this as many families are finding themselves home to complete both school with their children and work for themselves. My guest Amy Staubitz, of XTan Sunless, has always been a working mom, and now finds herself working from home ( as both an employee & as a business owner) along with homeschooling her children. Today she is sharing how she considers being flexible is a must as a mom in the beauty industry and in life! A...2020-11-0435 min