Awards

Joseph E. Morrow’s  academic career received many awards culminating in the Livingston Lecture at Cal-State Sacramento in 2002. “This award recognizes a sustained and unique contribution to the campus community in providing intellectual leadership and has important significance to the life of this university.” 

In 2006, Dr. Morrow was given an award from the Association for Behavior Analysis International for “Outstanding Contributions to the International Dissemination of Behavior Analysis.” 

Dr. Morrow also received the Outstanding Service Award presented by Families for Effective Autism Treatment (FEAT), and Outstanding Service on Behalf of Children and Adults with Mental Retardation from SARC (Sacramento Association for Retarded Children.

Brenda J. Terzich-Garland received the Certificate of Merit: Outstanding Poster Award (1988, Association for Behavior Analysis) and the Outstanding Alumni Award in Psychology from California State University Sacramento.

Ms. Terzich also received the Outstanding Service Award presented by Families for Effective Autism Treatment (FEAT), and Outstanding Service on Behalf of Children and Adults with Mental Retardation from SARC.

Applied Behavior Analysis

Years ago I became impressed with the power of the science of behavior analysis to effect positive changes in the behavior of severely disturbed patients. It is most widely used in the treatment of autism. Some years back I had the good fortune to meet an exquisite behavior analyst, Brenda Terzich. Recently we began treating children otherwise refractory to intervention by the careful coordination of psychopharmacology and ABA with impressive results. Now Applied Behavior Consultants and Healing Pathways Medical Clinic are expanding out from the Sacramento area to do tele-psychiatry with other ABC programs in California and beyond.

Thank you Brenda.


GOOD WORKS AWARD

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(Healing Pathways Annual Event 2009)