Dr. Ross Greene and Collaborative & Proactive Solutions (CPS) | TCE #033
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Dr. Ross Greene and Collaborative & Proactive Solutions (CPS) | TCE #033
In this episode, RyanO, Danielle and Dimitri and Danielle welcome on Dr. Ross Greene. Ross is an American clinical child psychologist and author of the books The Explosive Child, Lost at School, Lost & Found, and Raising Human Beings. Greene developed a model of intervention called Collaborative & Proactive Solutions (CPS). He has a Ph.D. in clinical psychology. Greene is founding director of the non-profit Lives in the Balance and developed and executive produced the documentary film, The Kids We Lose. Links mentioned are below the contact form, and please reach out to us on Twitter or Instagram with your thoughts! Did you know you can call into the show here 24/7?
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Dr. Ross Greene and Collaborative & Proactive Solutions (CPS) | TCE #033
Links for Today
NOTE: Notes reference the podcast, please subtract approximately 3 minutes for YouTube version.
0:02:45 Topic: Introducing Dr. Ross Greene!
0:03:07 Lost at School by Ross Greene
0:03:08 Lost and Found by Ross Greene
0:03:14 Check out the Nonprofit organization Lives in the Balance
0:03:17 Check out the documentary The Kids we Lose
0:06:04 Check out this article for more information on Gerald Patterson
0:09:45 Topic Change: A discussion around the value and limitations of diagnoses and describing behavior
0:12:45 Check out this link for more information on the Collaborative and Proactive Solutions (CPS) model
0:17:00 Topic Change: (In)Accessibility to interventions for challenging behavior due to scientific language
0:18:14 Check out Dr. Gregory Hanley
0:24:16 Check out Dr. Thomas Gordon
0:24:19 Parent Effectiveness Training: The Proven Program for Raising Responsible Children by Thomas Gordon
0:25:29 Check out B. F. Skinner
0:31:41 Check out this article about Israel Goldiamond and Nonlinear Contingency Analysis
0:32:15 Check out the Attention Deficit and Hyperactivity Disorders Clinic in Washington, DC
0:32:26 Check out Wade Horn's research contributions in ADHD
0:32:28 Check out Keith Conner's contributions in ADHD
0:35:26 Check out Dr. Russell Barkley
0:37:40 Check out Dr. William Pelham
0:39:05 Topic Shift: The distinction between lagging skills and replacement behavior
0:39:46 Check out the Assessment of Lagging Skills & Unsolved Problems
0:46:23 Check out Tony Biglan
0:49:10 Check out this article for one of Dr. Barkley's papers on lagging skills
0:49:55 Check out this article for another one of Dr. Barkley's papers on lagging skills
0:50:18 Check out George Kelly
0:52:10 Check out this article for more information on the Goodness of Fit theory
0:52:13 Check out this book for more information on Transactional Models of Development
0:52:27 Check out this article on Goodness of Fit by Stella Chess and Alexander Thomas
0:52:28 Temperament and Behavior Disorders in Children by Chess, Thomas, and Birch
0:52:29 Check out this article for more information on R. Q. Bell
0:55:55 Check out Virginia Tech's clinical psychology programs
0:56:52 Topic Change: The integration of philosophy, narrative, theories, and models
1:00:07 Topic Shift: The path to developing CPS
1:05:19 Check out Walter Mischel
1:05:20 Check out Albert Bandura
1:05:24 Check out Michael Rutter
1:05:45 Topic Change: Discussing The Kids We Lose, Lives in the Balance, and seclusion/restraints
1:20:40 Check out Lives in the Balance's new website: True Crisis Prevention
1:20:47 Check out the graphic related to seclusion and restraint use
1:22:05 Topic Change: Concluding remarks - Dr. Greene's advice to behavior analysts
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