Hey, everybody.

Welcome to a special bonus episode of ABA Inside Track.

We're back home in Massachusetts after a great trip out to St. Louis, St. Charles,

for the Thompson Center's 20th conference. We're very excited to be invited back. We did a great talk.

Well, we did a talk. I'll let you decide if it was great on neurodiversity and setting goals

in allyship with neurodiverse clients.

And we will potentially be releasing that later in the future, though we did want to focus

in this bonus episode on one of kind of the unsung heroes of the conference, which is the

poster session that happens at the end of the first day. You can listen to our preview for

October to hear us talking about some of the first day. You can listen to our preview for October to hear us

talking about some of the great talks and panels and discussions that we heard. But this episode is

really just to celebrate a lot of the work that the students or postdoc students are working on.

The Thompson Center conference is really great because it does have these three tracks. It is a

medical, educational, and

behavior analysis track. And I usually bounce between the education behavior analysis track.

Diana, Jackie, usually do the behavior analysis track almost exclusively. But we almost never do

the medical track because we are not doctors. And I think the posters are a really great

place to see some work that is a little bit more interdisciplinary than many

folks who are consuming ABA research are accustomed to seeing. And this year was really nice.

We had a lot of talks about some neuroscience, some medical models, so things a little bit beyond

what we typically discuss. So we always have a lot of fun talking with folks who are presenting their posters.

We hope you enjoy hearing just a sample of the poster sessions and the presenters in their own words.

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