Applications of Behavior Analysis in Healthcare and Beyond

Expanding the role of behavior analysts.- Scope of Practice.- Early Intervention Services for Children with Autism.- Early Infant Interventions Beyond Autism.- School-Based Interventions.- Parent Skills Training.- Intensive Behavioral Units.- Integrated Primary Healthcare.- Feeding Clinics.- Health Services (Clinical) Psychology: VA Services.- Health Services (Clinical) Psychology: Outpatient Interventions.- Health Services (Clinical) Psychology: Inpatient Interventions.- Residential Services for Adults with Disabilities.-  Traumatic Brain Injury.- Gerontology.- Substance Use.- Marital Difficulties.- Corporate Consulting.- Hospital Management.- Private Education.

Alexandros Maragakis, Ph.D. is an assistant professor at Eastern Michigan University, and has a particular interest in integrated care treatment delivery and training of behavioral health professionals. He has provided direct service to clients and consultation in implementing integrated healthcare and quality improvement principles within community health centers and in hospital settings. He has published numerous articles, book chapters, and has presented multiple talks on a regional and national level in regard to the role of behavior analysts in integrated care treatment and how to expand their scope of practice.

Claudia Drossel, Ph.D., Ph.D. is an associate professor at Eastern Michigan University, a clinical psychologist, and a researcher who specializes in the application of behavior analysis to late-life neurobehavioral health. She holds doctoral degrees from Temple University's experimental psychology and from University of Nevada Reno's clinical psychology programs, and she completed post-doctoral training in neuropsychology and rehabilitation psychology at the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs and the University of Michigan. In addition to journal articles, chapters, and training videos for professionals, she has co-authored a step-by-step manual that guides healthcare providers in their work with older adults with cognitive loss and their families. Her editorial experience includes an associate editorship (Journal for Contextual Behavioral Science, 2015-2017), a guest editorship (Topics in Spinal Cord Injury), and she serves as an editorial board member for Perspectives in Behavior Science and the Journal of Contextual Behavioral Science. Her most recent clinical training project is supported by the Michigan Health Endowment Fund.

Thomas J. Waltz, Ph.D., Ph.D. is a licensed psychologist and associate professor of psychology at Eastern Michigan University. He has worked as a clinical behavior analyst with a variety of populations