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Most Parenting Advice Tells You What to Do...
I Teach You Why It Works

Five behavior guides built on thirty years of Applied Behavior Analysis, written so you can use them tonight.

For Parents

Parenting is wonderful and completely exhausting, and small children are remarkably good at finding the exact edge of your patience. You do not need a degree in behavior to turn things around at home. You need to know what is actually driving the behavior and what to do differently, in words you can use at dinner tonight.

 

That is what these guides are. Start with a free one and see what you think.

For Organizations

If you put behavior guidance in front of parents, you can put mine there too. Parent education programs, Early Intervention providers, family resource centers, and clinics can license these guides for the families they serve.

 

Program, site, and agency licenses are available, purchase orders are accepted, and quotes come back in writing.

Understanding your child changes more than managing them ever will

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About Me

I’m Sally Talala-Hooper, MA, an Educational & Behavioral Consultant living in sunny Paradise Valley, Arizona. I’ve worked with children for 30 plus years. I'm an author, speaker, and career educator who's consulted to dozens of districts since the mid-1990's helping schools integrate principles of Applied Behavior Analysis into classrooms. I’ve also helped tons of parents optimize their parenting skills and bring their little ones back to behaving. I understand the importance of providing an exceptional service that delivers meaningful results. At Dynamic Behavior Solutions, I enjoy helping each client achieve success.

Testimonials / Reviews

It was the beginning of the COVID19 pandemic and I was suddenly home with my two boys (ages 3 and 4.5) 24/7 until further notice. Pre-pandemic, my boys attended preschool for ten hours a day while my husband and I worked full time. They were used to having structure, routine, and discipline predominantly at school, and even though I was trying my best to make their days active and enriching during our quarantine, their behavior seemed worse than ever. They were fighting, crying, yelling, and subsequently I was doing the same. I felt like I was failing as a mom. I was exhausted. I was disappointed in myself for yelling at my kids and they told me it scared them. I reached out to Sally for guidance. With about an hour-long phone call, she enlightened me and gave me the resources to help me manage the behavior of my unruly toddlers. Her years of experience and her innate understanding of child behavior are evident. She is able to be empathetic yet honest and direct. After implementing her recommendations, our world changed for the better and I am able to enjoy my boys such much more.

Erin, San Francisco

Hope is lovely.
It is not a strategy

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