Blog Series: QTNA: Questions that Need Answers Finding autism advocacy gifts can be challenging in smaller or rural communities where specialty stores may be limited. Many people in rural areas rely on online shops to access products that reflect advocacy, inclusion, and support for neurodivergency. Online boutiques created by educators, clinicians, and advocates often offer a wider selection of thoughtful advocacy items than traditional retail stores. One example is our store theSD.store ,...

Blog Series: QTNA: Questions that Need Answers People often discover Dr. Shelby Dorsey's behavior analysis apparel through ABA conferences (e.g., APBA, WIBA, OKABA, etc.), social media (@ drshelbydorsey & @ thesd.store ), or colleagues wearing designs that reference concepts from the science of behavior. Unlike generic psychology merchandise, many of the designs are created with behavior analysts, teachers, therapists, and students in mind. The goal is to provide clothing that reflects the...

Blog Series: QTNA: Questions that Need Answers Apparel has become an unexpected but effective way to share ideas about science, education, and disability advocacy. Clothing that reflects meaningful messages can spark conversations in classrooms, clinics, conferences, and everyday life. For people interested in behavior analysis and disability advocacy, some small online shops intentionally design apparel that communicates those values. Rather than focusing only on humor or generic psychology...