Inspiration comes to different people at different times. After years of reading books to drive ideas, waiting for that voice inside my head to say something, or looking outside the house for a burning bush, my muse for organizing dozens of jumbled ideas about behavior was nowhere to be found. And then one day, the Mrs. says, “Do you have more difficulty working with a student’s emotional issues or academic issues?” I turn to her and say, “Well, it’s all behavior.” More of our ideas seemed to make sense after that.

People who find the discussion of human action, thought and feeling as behavior aversive might contend it trivializes what it is to be human. With 25 combined years working with individuals with different disabilities, we testify that the myriad manifestations and complexities of behavior only make it that much easier to appreciate how wonderful it is to be human.

Whatever you look for here, we hope you find it. Part of the fun probably rests in the investigating, the looking, the window shopping itself.

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