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Behaviorally Speaking: Leadership for Change Makers

Behaviorally Speaking: Leadership for Change Makers

Di: Dr. Esther C. Bubb
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Behaviorally Speaking: Leadership for Change Makers is a weekly podcast where leadership meets behavior science, and where educators, clinicians, and humans grow. Hosted by Dr. Esther C. Bubb, EdD, BCBA, LBS, each Friday, the podcast brings dynamic conversations, lived experiences, and behavior-based leadership discussions from diverse guests. These episodes are designed to help you connect theory to practice, hear how leadership unfolds in complex systems, and consider how behavior is shaped, supported, and sustained in authentic contexts. As part of the Behaviorally Speaking Leadership Lab, a weekly leadership lab where change makers learn, test, and apply behavior-based strategies for real-world impact, Dr. Bubb invites you to listen actively, learn from lived expertise, and expand how you lead through connection and understanding. For more knowledge and learning, visit https://esthercbubbabaservices.com/.

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  • S4 E5: The Hidden Ways Childhood Trauma Shapes Relationships, Leadership, and Healing with Tyrrea L. Graves

    S4 E5: The Hidden Ways Childhood Trauma Shapes Relationships, Leadership, and Healing with Tyrrea L. Graves
    Oct 16 2026
    1 ora e 36 min
  • S4 E4: From Poverty to Physician: Dr. Betty-Ann Bernard on Women in Medicine, Leadership, & Purpose

    S4 E4: From Poverty to Physician: Dr. Betty-Ann Bernard on Women in Medicine, Leadership, & Purpose
    Oct 9 2026
    What does it take to turn a dream into a life of purpose? In this episode of Behaviorally Speaking: Leadership for Change-Makers, Dr. Esther Bubb sits down with fellow Grenadian Dr. Betty-Ann Bernard, physician, educator, healthcare leader, and advocate, for a personal conversation about perseverance, purpose, leadership, and the journey from humble beginnings to medicine. Betty-Ann shares the story of growing up in Grenada, the influence of her family and especially her mother's emphasis on education, and how she developed the dream of becoming a physician. She takes us through her journey to studying medicine in Cuba, returning to Grenada, navigating professional challenges, and establishing herself as a woman in medicine. Together, Esther and Betty-Ann explore what leadership looks like when you are working directly with people, especially when what appears on the surface may not tell the whole story. Betty-Ann reflects on listening carefully to patients, looking beyond presenting symptoms, resisting assumptions, and recognizing when someone may need more than the immediate solution to the problem that brought them through the door. The conversation also takes a difficult but important turn toward gender-based violence, healthcare, education, and social change. Betty-Ann discusses the role healthcare professionals can play when individuals experiencing violence seek care, the challenges created by limited resources, and why education must be part of the larger conversation about prevention. At the heart of the episode is a message about purpose: using what you have learned, what you have experienced, and the opportunities you have been given to help create possibilities for others. From a young girl in Grenada with a dream of becoming a doctor to a physician committed to serving others, Dr. Betty-Ann Bernard's story is a reminder that “Sometimes you just have to dig deeper.” In this episode, we explore: Growing up in Grenada and the influence of family and educationBetty-Ann's journey from humble beginnings to becoming a physicianStudying medicine in Cuba and returning home to GrenadaPerseverance and overcoming professional challengesWomen pursuing careers in medicine and other traditionally challenging fieldsLooking beyond the presenting problem to understand the personCompassion, listening, and resisting assumptions in healthcareGender-based violence as a public health and leadership challengeThe role of education in prevention and social changeThe importance of purpose, service, and creating opportunities for others 🎙️ Listen now: From Poverty to Physician: Dr. Betty-Ann Bernard on Women in Medicine, Leadership & Purpose #BehaviorallySpeaking #LeadershipForChangeMakers #WomenInMedicine #Leadership #Purpose #Grenada #HealthcareLeadership #SocialChange 0.5 Free BCBA Ethics CEU Available If you would like to obtain 0.5 Free Ethics CEU after listening to the episode, email Dr. Bubb at mail@esthercbubbabaservices.com. About Behaviorally Speaking: Leadership for Change Makers Behaviorally Speaking: Leadership for Change Makers is hosted by Dr. Esther C. Bubb, a behavior analyst and educational leader who explores leadership, behavior, dignity, organizational culture, and systems change. Leadership grounded in behavior. Guided by dignity. Designed for change. Connect with Dr. Esther Bubb If you're passionate about leadership, behavior science, education, and creating cultures where people flourish, you're in the right place. Because leadership isn't about changing people—it's about creating the conditions where people discover what's possible. Subscribe to Behaviorally Speaking: Leadership for Change-Makers for conversations that bridge behavior analysis, leadership, education, and organizational change. If you enjoyed this episode: ⭐ Follow the podcast ⭐ Leave a rating and review ⭐ Share this episode with a colleague, supervisor, educator, or fellow leader ⭐ Visit Esther C. Bubb ABA Services for additional leadership resources, training, and professional development opportunities 🌐 Esther C Bubb ABA Services: https://esthercbubbabaservices.com 📝 Behaviorally Speaking: Insight for Change Makers Blog: https://esthercbubbabaservices.com/blog Leadership is behavior. And behavior always tells a story. About the Guest Dr. Betty-Ann Bernard, MD — Educator, Healthcare Leader Dr. Betty-Ann Bernard was born and raised in Village Road, Grenville, St. Andrew, Grenada. Supported by her mother, she completed her education at St. Andrew’s R.C. Primary School, St. Joseph’s Convent Grenville, and T.A. Marryshow Community College before securing a scholarship to pursue her childhood dream of studying medicine in Cuba. After completing seven years of medical education and training in Cuba, Dr. Bernard returned to Grenada post-Hurricane Ivan in September 2004, volunteering in the Accident & Emergency Department at the General Hospital before beginning her formal internship in January 2005. ...
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    54 min
  • S4 E3: Understanding Human Behavior | Leadership, Crime, Trauma, and Systems Change with Dr. Timothy J. Templin

    S4 E3: Understanding Human Behavior | Leadership, Crime, Trauma, and Systems Change with Dr. Timothy J. Templin
    Oct 2 2026
    What can forensic behavior analysis teach us about leadership, trauma, crime, compassion, and changing systems? In this episode of Behaviorally Speaking: Leadership for Change-Makers, Dr. Esther Bubb sits down with Dr. Timothy J. Templin, Ph.D., BCBA, a behavior analyst with extensive experience in forensic psychiatric care and a longtime contributor to the field of forensic behavior analysis. Tim shares his journey from psychology and forensic psychiatric care into behavior analysis and criminal behaviorology—and explains why understanding the environment surrounding behavior is essential for effective leadership. Together, Esther and Tim explore: How environmental contingencies influence behavior and leadershipWhat behavior analysis can teach us about crime, aggression, and gender-based violenceWhy changes in reporting and data collection matter when interpreting increases in crimeHow trauma can shape behavior long after a traumatic experience occursEthical challenges when applying behavior analysis in forensic and correctional settingsWhy compassion and accountability can—and should—coexistHow inconsistent systems and staff responses can contribute to behavioral escalationThe importance of behavioral skills training, coaching, modeling, and reinforcement in changing institutional cultureWhy behavior analysts can—and perhaps should—work beyond traditional clinical settingsHow behavior science is already being used in fields such as criminal justice, worker safety, traffic safety, animal training, and other areasOne simple way leaders can become more behaviorally aware One of the central ideas emerging from the conversation is that behavior analysis does not belong to one setting or one job title. Behavior occurs everywhere—and understanding behavior can help us create more effective environments wherever we lead. As Tim reminds us, we do not always need to introduce people to technical terminology to help them use behavioral principles. Sometimes, leadership begins with simply helping people understand that different responses can produce different outcomes. Dr. Templin is the host of Criminal Behaviorology and is involved with the Crime and Behavior Academy, providing training and consultation related to crime and behavior analysis. Listen in for a thought-provoking conversation about human behavior, leadership, trauma, ethics, compassion, and the possibilities for behavior science beyond traditional boundaries. 0.5 Free BCBA Ethics CEU Available If you would like to obtain 0.5 Free Ethics CEU after listening to the episode, email Dr. Bubb at mail@esthercbubbabaservices.com. About Behaviorally Speaking: Leadership for Change Makers Behaviorally Speaking: Leadership for Change Makers is hosted by Dr. Esther C. Bubb, a behavior analyst and educational leader who explores leadership, behavior, dignity, organizational culture, and systems change. Leadership grounded in behavior. Guided by dignity. Designed for change. Connect with Dr. Esther Bubb If you're passionate about leadership, behavior science, education, and creating cultures where people flourish, you're in the right place. Because leadership isn't about changing people—it's about creating the conditions where people discover what's possible. Subscribe to Behaviorally Speaking: Leadership for Change-Makers for conversations that bridge behavior analysis, leadership, education, and organizational change. If you enjoyed this episode: ⭐ Follow the podcast ⭐ Leave a rating and review ⭐ Share this episode with a colleague, supervisor, educator, or fellow leader ⭐ Visit Esther C. Bubb ABA Services for additional leadership resources, training, and professional development opportunities 🌐 Esther C Bubb ABA Services: https://esthercbubbabaservices.com 📝 Behaviorally Speaking: Insight for Change Makers Blog: https://esthercbubbabaservices.com/blog Leadership is behavior. And behavior always tells a story. About the Guest Dr. Timothy J. Templin, Ph.D., BCBA Dr. Templin has worked for many years in forensic psychiatric care as a counselor and behavior analyst across various settings. He completed his Ph.D. in Applied Behavior Analysis at Endicott College. For years, he has been an active member of the Forensic Behavior Analysis SIG and presents extensively on topics including forensics, ethics, competency to stand trial, and behavioral case conceptualization. He is the host of the podcast Criminal Behaviorology and co-founder of the Crime and Behavior Academy, which provides training and consultation on crime and behavior analysis. AI Info This episode description was written with the assistance of AI.
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    51 min
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