Visual Motor Learning.
VML is a new behavioral intervention model designed by Bolognese Consulting. It uses music and video modeling, combined with behavioral principles, to help individuals access their long-term memory to its fullest potential.
A parent- and caregiver-centered intervention.
Visual & Auditory Stimuli
Individualized targeted videos pair visual modeling with music and sound, engaging multiple sensory channels at once.
Behavioral Principles
VML is built on sound, evidence-based behavioral principles — reinforcement, modeling, and natural contingencies.
Long-Term Memory Access
By drawing on intrinsic motivation, replacement behaviors become fun to learn and far more durable over time.
Read the original research paper.
Pasquale's master's research at Capella University introducing VML — covering long-term memory, the limbic system, music memory, motor memory, and an ABAB single-subject study.
Why VML
As in-person behavioral services become harder to access, VML empowers parents and caregivers to deliver meaningful intervention at home. By making learning replacement behaviors fun and engaging, the method taps into intrinsic motivation — producing change that lasts.
Each program uses individualized targeted videos and audio stimuli aligned with known behavioral and neurological principles, making VML a flexible, accessible, and humanistic next step in behavioral intervention.
BehaviorBuddy — VML in your pocket.
BehaviorBuddy is a new app that brings VML directly to parents, individuals, and BCBAs. An AI-guided drop-down lets you create your own personalized VML videos — tailored to the specific behaviors and learners you care about.