Insights and Contributions: A Comprehensive Collection of Key Publications

By Kimberly  Maich, Brianna M. Anderson, Carmen Hall

Autism in the Ontario Context, Second Edition explores the history, strategies, and best practices for supporting individuals with autism in Ontario. With evidence-based insights and practical examples, it covers experiences across the lifespan, updated discussions on family, sensory needs, transitions, and government services. Ideal for students in child and youth care, social work, education, and related fields.

By Kimberly Maich, Sharon C. Penney, Kelly Alves, Carmen Hall

Autism Spectrum Disorder in the Canadian Context provides a comprehensive overview of ASD with a focus on Canada-wide practices and research. Covering clinical, educational, and community perspectives, it explores ASD across the lifespan, evidence-based interventions, sensory frameworks, and critical issues like media, sexuality, and immigration. Ideal for courses in behavioral science, education, and health studies.

By Carmen Hall, Kimberly Maich, Brianna M. Anderson

People Skills for Behavior Analysts provides a comprehensive guide to the interpersonal and leadership skills essential for success in behavior analysis. Covering foundational and specialized skills, the text integrates evidence-based practices, reflective questions, and practical techniques tailored to the BACB Task List and ethical guidelines. Ideal for ABA students, graduates, and professionals seeking to enhance collaboration, consultation, supervision, and more.

By Kimberly  Maich, Darren Levine,

Carmen Hall

Applied Behavior Analysis in Action provides real-world case studies to guide the creation, implementation, and evaluation of behavior intervention programs. Organized around core ABA components—assessment, planning, implementation, evaluation, and ethics—it highlights diverse client scenarios and emphasizes both technical skills and the interpersonal strategies needed to address complex behaviors effectively.