In this episode of 'And Then She Said', Britt and Anissa explore various themes including their experiences living in a log cabin, vacation adventures, family dynamics, business challenges, and personal growth. They share humorous anecdotes, discuss the impact of their upbringing on their current lives, and reflect on the importance of self-improvement and reframing failure. The conversation is filled with candid moments, laughter, and insights into their unique mother-daughter relationship.

And Then She Learned:

—>The importance of addressing passive-aggressive behavior in relationships.

—>Family dynamics play a significant role in shaping individual identities.

—>Business transitions can be challenging but also present opportunities for growth.

—>Self-improvement is a continuous journey that requires dedication and routine.

—>The concept of failure can be reframed to focus on growth and learning.

—>Maintaining open communication about feelings and expectations is crucial in relationships.

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In this episode, Britt and Anissa get real about the ups and downs of travel—chatting about travel anxiety, post-trip blues, and everything in between. After a packed April and with the CASP conference around the corner, they open up about staying passionate, building confidence, and managing all the big feelings that come with running a small business.

They also dive into the day-to-day realities of running an ABA clinic—from tricky client situations and training staff to why direct services still matter. Plus, they share their thoughts on why ABA centers need to support each other more as autism care keeps evolving.

Dr. Britt Farley, Ph.D., BCBA-D

Dr. Anissa Jepsen, Ed.D., M.S., BCBA

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Britt and Anissa struggle with accepting physical limitations, yet there seems to be an abundance of them in the family. They discuss the importance of moving forward in life, despite the challenges. On the clinical side, they emphasize the importance of adapting to clients’ needs and the balance between behavior and academic success. They wrap it all up with the pits and peaks for the week.

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Britt and Anissa discuss the chaos of airport delays and the funny moments that happen when traveling with children. Additionally, they talk about a recent IEP community meeting, the role of learning centers, and the importance of community engagement. They delve into political perspectives on autism, particularly regarding toxins and diagnosis criteria, while also celebrating the unique skills of children with autism.

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This week, Britt and Anissa share the challenges of surgery day, beginning with the parking lot, which leads to personal grooming topics like unibrows and hairiness. They also discuss the impact of TikTok on their lives and explore the complexities of caregiving. Finally, they share their peaks and pits of the week.

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This week, Britt and Anissa discuss elevation woes, parenting challenges, getting rear-ended, and autism awareness. (April is Autism Awareness month!)

They discuss how the kids have grown up learning to accept and interact with different abilities, the importance of acceptance, and the role of labels in autism diagnosis, emphasizing the need for support without stigmatization.

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Britt and Anissa question their identity as Ph.D.s with the title of doctor and the expectations that come with it as Anisssa ends her week at the Dallas Market. They discuss the challenges of running a business and the dynamics of family life, touching on client relations and the need for multiple income streams (think feet pics and t-shirt businesses). They briefly address the recent changes in the ABA industry, particularly regarding DEI requirements. Finally, they share their peaks and pits of the week.

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In this episode, Britt and Anissa discuss the challenges of home repairs and reflect on the impact of Ramadan on their work environment. They emphasize the importance of cultural sensitivity in therapy and highlight the importance of experiences over material possessions in their family.

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