APRIL 3rd and 4th, 2024 • GREENVILLE, SC
You’re invited to attend the 6th annual Converge Autism Conference.
Springbrook Autism Behavioral Health invites professionals from across the nation to converge for two days of presentations and breakout discussions covering a wide range of topics related to Autism—from diagnosis, behavioral health, and treatment and therapy results.
Our A-list of speakers will represent a variety of fields including Occupational Therapy, Behavioral Analysis, Special Education, Speech and Language Pathology, and Youth Psychiatry.
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Virtual Session Tickets Are Available Until October 10th!
This year we are proud to announce that we are offering virtual sessions. All Keynote and Family Breakout Sessions will be available for unlimited on-demand viewing until the middle of October following the event. Please be aware that the Whova Event Application is necessary in order to receive CE credits. CE credit access and professional ticket sales will expire on July 1st, 2024. Please see the Whova App information below.
Virtual Professional
Ticket (until July 1, 2024)
$125.00
Virtual Parent
Ticket
$75.00
Virtual Sessions Available for On-Demand
Keynote Sessions
James Ball, Ed.D., BCBA-D
You Can't Make Me
Dr. Peter Vermeulen, PhD
Sensory Issues and Autism: Are They Really Sensory? A Completely New Look at Sensory Issues in Autism from a Predictive Brain Perspective
Rosemarie Griffin, CCC/SLP, BCBA, COBA
The Power of Joint Attention
Carrie Cariello
Autism: Life After High School
Parent Breakout Sessions
Brody Swift, MS, OTR/L and Julie O'Connor, MS, OTR/L - Promoting Safety and Independence for Young Adults with Autism
Dr. Michael Cummings, MD, and Janell Van Cleve, MSEd, CAS – Diagnostic Overshadowing: What It Is and How to Avoid It in the ASD Population
James Ball, Ed.D., BCBA-D - Enhancing Social Skills Throughout the Educational Years to Adulthood
Krisshonda Odufuwa, M.Ed., BCBA, SLPA, LBA - Challenging Behaviors in Children with Autism
Dr. Peter Vermeulen, PhD - Autism, Friendship and Close Relationships: Clarifying the Challenge and the Challenge of Clarifying
Ryan Platt, MBA, ChFC®, ChSNC™, CFBS - Planning for Two Lifetimes
THE NATIONAL CONVERGE AUTISM SUMMIT SCHEDULE
The 2025 schedule is in the process of completion. We will provide a copy as soon as possible.
CONTINUING EDUCATION
The following are agencies we have applied for Credit Hours from and are pending approval. This list will be updated for the 2024 Summit as approvals are received (Attendees must stay for the entirety of each session in order to receive credit. There will be a check-in and check-out station located at the door of the session.)
- S.C. Board of Examiners for Counselors,
Therapists, & Psycho-Educational Specialists - *Greenville County School District
(*Teachers attending can submit for credit through the
county’s normal process) - SC Occupational Therapy Association
- Autism Society of America (ASA)
- National Converge Autism Summit 2024 has been approved by NBCC for NBCC credit. Springbrook Autism Behavioral Health is solely responsible for all aspects of the program. NBCC Approval No. SP-4480.
- National Council for Therapeutic Recreation Certification (NCTRC)
- SC Board of Social Workers
- Pending: SC Board of Examiners in Speech-Language Pathology and Audiology
(May submit for national credit to the American Speech-Language-Hearing Association)
If you are interested in earning credit hours, make sure to download the Whova App as each session will have an in-app survey you must fill out. Please make sure to check in and check out of each session and submit your answers to the survey in order to receive credit. Approved credit hours will be emailed after the conference has ended.
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AUTISM CONFERENCE SPEAKERS AND SESSIONS
Autism Advocates • Applied Behavior Analysis • Child & Adolescent Psychiatry • Clinical Genetics • Occupational Therapy • Family Therapy • Education
Applications for speakers at the 2024 Converge Summit is closed. If you are interested in speaking at a future conference we would love to hear from you. Please use the contact form at the bottom of the page. Thank you for your interest!
KEYNOTE SPEAKERS
Dr. James Ball, Ed.D., BCBA-D
President/CEO - JB Autism Consulting
Dr. James Ball, a Board Certified Behavior Analyst-Doctoral, is the President/Chief Executive Officer of JB Autism Consulting. He has been in the field of autism for over thirty-five years providing behavioral, educational, residential, and employment services to children and adults affected by autism. He provides private consultation to organizations, schools, and families regarding staff training, parent training, home support services, classroom design/support, functional behavior assessment and behavior management.
"You Can’t Make Me."
This presentation will discuss behavioral strategies and how it relates to teaching students with a behavioral disorder. It will focus on teaching specific skills, enhancing motivation, positive behavior supports, social skills development and generalization training. Specific evidence based strategies will be explored and demonstrated. A step by step demonstration will be presented using real life examples. Modifications will be explored that allow this particular program to be effective with students significantly challenged with behavior issues, as well as those students with Asperger's Syndrome. Because of the nature of this presentation, a question and answer period will be provided.
Rosemarie Griffin, MA, CCC/SLP, BCBA, COBA
Founder - ABA Speech
Rosemarie Griffin, MA, CCC/SLP BCBA, is an ASHA certified Speech-Language Pathologist and Board Certified Behavior Analyst. She is the founder of ABA SPEECH. ABA SPEECH offers a professional development membership called the ABA SPEECH Connection, trainings and consultations geared towards helping autistic students find their voice. Rose is also the host of the Autism Outreach Podcast, a weekly show all about autism and communication. She is a sought after speaker who enjoys connecting with audiences at the local, state and national level. Rose is passionate about the mission of ABA SPEECH, which is to help all students become more independent communicators.
"The Power of Joint Attention"
Joint attention is an essential skill for clinicians to address for autistic students. Joint attention involves shared attention between at least 2 people on an object or event, with both people knowing they are attending to the same entity. Understanding how to incorporate direct intervention on joint attention will be discussed in this course.
White et al. (2011) recommended that the topography of joint attention skills selected for intervention must be “supported in the environment in which [the] child spends most of his time,” (p. 1293) and should take into consideration developmental and cultural norms. Videos and lecture will be used to illustrate this intervention.
In addition, White et al. (2011) notes that intervention for joint attention should take place in a play context. This presentation will focus on how we can use a play based format using books, music and play to embed work on these skills during our sessions.
Reference: White, P. J., O’Reilly, M., Streusand, W., Levine, A., Sigafoos, J., Lancioni, G., Fragale, C., Pierce, N., & Aguilar, J. (2011). Best practices for teaching joint attention: A systematic review of the intervention literature. Research in Autism Spectrum Disorders, 5, 1283–1295.
Dr. Peter Vermeulen, PhD
Founder - Autism in Context, Speaker, Chief Editor of "Sterk! In Autisme"
Dr. Vermeulen has a Master in Psychology and Pedagogical Sciences at the University of Leuven, Belgium (1985) and PhD in Psychology and Pedagogical Sciences at the University of Leiden, The Netherlands (2002).
From 1987 till 1998 he worked for the Flemish Autism Association, first as home trainer for families with a child with autism, later as director of the home training centre and finally as trainer / lecturer. From 1998 till 2018 he worked as senior autism consultant / lecturer /trainer at Autisme Centraal.
Founder and director of ‘Autism in Context’.
Dr. Vermeulen presents all over the world and has given keynotes on many international conferences, including Autism Europe Congress, World Autism Congress, Asian Pacific Autism Conference, National Autistic Society, Scottish Autism..
He is the Chief Editor of "Sterk! In autisme" (Strong in autism), bi-monthly magazine and has written over 150 articles on autism. He is also the author of more than 20 books on autism with translations into more than 10 languages, a.o. "This is the title: on autistic thinking” (2001), “I am Special: handbook for psycho-education” (2000, revised edition 2013), “Autism as context blindness” (2012), a book than won several awards in the USA, “The predictive brain and autism” (2022), and “What really works with autistic children” (to be published in the USA in 2024)..
Dr. Vermeulen received the Passwerk Life Time Achievement Award in 2019 for his more than 30 years contribution to the autism community in Belgium.
"Sensory Issues and Autism: Are They Really Sensory? A Completely New Look at Sensory Issues in Autism from a Predictive Brain Perspective"
In this presentation, not only will we briefly explain what the predictive mind is, but also how the predictive coding framework will change our ideas about perception and sensory issues in autism. In the light of the new brain model, uncertainty and unpredictability are more contributing to sensory overload than the stimuli themselves.
Carrie Cariello, MPA
Author, Speaker, Multi-Media Contributor
Carrie Cariello is the author of What Color Is Monday, How Autism Changed One Family for the Better, and Someone I’m With Has Autism. She lives in Southern New Hampshire with her husband Joe and their five children.
Carrie is a regular contributor to the Huffington Post, TODAY Parents, the TODAY Show, Parents.com, Love What Matters, and Grown and Flown. She has been interviewed by NBC Nightly News and has a TEDx talk.
She speaks regularly about autism, marriage, and motherhood, and writes a weekly blog on her website. One of her essays, “I Know What Causes Autism,” was featured as one of the Huffington Post’s best of 2015, and her piece, “I Know Why He Has Autism,” was named one of the top blog posts of 2017 by the TODAY Show.
"Autism: Life After High School"
College and vocational opportunities are limited for neurodiverse students. Using a letter I wrote to my son Jack, I'll take the audience through the practical and emotional process of finding a program for him.
BREAKOUT SESSION SPEAKERS
Dr. James Ball, Ed.D., BCBA-D
President/CEO - JB Autism Consulting
Dr. James Ball, a Board Certified Behavior Analyst-Doctoral, is the President/Chief Executive Officer of JB Autism Consulting. He has been in the field of autism for over thirty-five years providing behavioral, educational, residential, and employment services to children and adults affected by autism. He provides private consultation to organizations, schools, and families regarding staff training, parent training, home support services, classroom design/support, functional behavior assessment and behavior management.
“Enhancing Social Skills throughout the Educational Years to Adulthood.”
This presentation will discuss the Skill Streaming social skills teaching program. It will focus on teaching specific social skills, enhancing motivation, and generalization training. A step by step demonstration will be presented using real life examples. Modifications will be explored that allow this particular social skills program to be effective with students significantly challenged with autism, as well as those students with Asperger's Syndrome. Because of the nature of this presentation, a question and answer period will be provided.
Dr. Peter Vermeulen, PhD
Founder - Autism in Context, Speaker, Chief Editor of "Sterk! In Autisme"
Dr. Vermeulen has a Master in Psychology and Pedagogical Sciences at the University of Leuven, Belgium (1985) and PhD in Psychology and Pedagogical Sciences at the University of Leiden, The Netherlands (2002).
From 1987 till 1998 he worked for the Flemish Autism Association, first as home trainer for families with a child with autism, later as director of the home training centre and finally as trainer / lecturer. From 1998 till 2018 he worked as senior autism consultant / lecturer /trainer at Autisme Centraal.
Founder and director of ‘Autism in Context’.
Dr. Vermeulen presents all over the world and has given keynotes on many international conferences, including Autism Europe Congress, World Autism Congress, Asian Pacific Autism Conference, National Autistic Society, Scottish Autism..
“Autism, Friendship and Close Relationships: Clarifying the Challenge and the Challenge of Clarifying”
Engaging in relationships, especially close relationships like friendship, is a tough challenge for children and young people with an autism spectrum disorder. Many of the relational skills and knowledge that neurotypical people seem to develop effortlessly and spontaneously are clogged by the way an autistic brain understands the world. In this presentation, we explore the challenges autistic people are facing when building relationships. We will describe how many of these challenges are linked to the specific way of information processing in the autistic brain, which we call context blindness. Relational competence is not just a matter of social skills and Theory of Mind, but a case of making good guesses. The virtue of context sensitive guessing.
In order to make the smart guesses that are needed to successfully engage in close relationships, we need to clarify a lot of things that seem to be natural and obvious to non-autistic people. We will describe some general principles for helping young people with autism to understand and build relationships. In particular, we will focus on the importance of clarifying for autistic people the abstract, vague and context sensitive rules and ingredients of relationships.
Krisshonda Odufuwa, M.Ed., BCBA, SLPA, LBA
CEO, Blue Melo LLC
Krisshonda has proven her passion and support for the autism community by producing a published article in the highly sought out magazine titled “Autism Digest Magazine” this article title “Managing Tantrums in Public” can be viewed in the Aug 2023-Oct 2023 issue. In addition, Krisshonda has spoken on the topic of “Managing Emotions” at the well-renowned Dallas Texas Women’s Leadership Conference for educators and social workers. Other ways that Krisshonda has contributed to the autism community are by being the writer of a blog for the “Mocha Autism Network.” Krisshonda continues to be active with future endeavors which include speaking at the talk tools feeding conference in Nov of 2023 as well as the anticipated release of “Emotional Regulation” article which will appear in the Autism Parenting Magazine in Feb 2024.
“Challenging Behaviors in Children with Autism”
It is inevitable that a parent will experience tantrums in public. The stares, comments and suggestions while their child is in behaviors can be overwhelming and down right unwanted. What if there was a way to help children and parents before the challenging behaviors actually occurred? Well, you’ve got questions? I‘ve got answers!
Ryan Platt, MBA, ChFC®, ChSNC™, CFBS
CEO, Founder - A Special Needs Plan
Ryan founded A Special Needs Plan in 2005 and has been a pioneer in his field. He completed his Special Care Planner Certification at the American College in Bryn Mawr, PA, and his background includes advanced training in estate and tax planning, special needs trusts, government programs, and the emotional dynamics of working with people and families with loved ones with special needs. He’s passionate about meeting with families, learning their concerns, understanding their values, and helping them reach their goals. He excels in creating plans that help secure the needs of two generations.
“Planning for Two Lifetimes”
We invite you to an interactive, exciting experience to learn more about Special Needs Planning including Special Needs Trusts, ABLE Accounts, Guardianship, Government Benefits, Tax Implications, Future Caregiving and more!
Dr. Michael Cummings, MD
Child and Adolescent Psychiatrist
As a leading practitioner in the child and adolescent psychiatry autism space, Dr. Cummings has impacted many roles and institutions in his 20+ year career. In that time, he has developed a focus and dedication to those affected by intellectual and developmental disabilities, solving challenges faced by individuals on the autism spectrum, and their families. He is passionate about developing and integrating systems of care, especially for individuals who are at high risk of avoidable hospitalization or incarceration. Dr. Michael Cummings holds multiple roles in the mental health industry in Western New York and across the state with institutions such as University at Buffalo, Erie County Medical Center (ECMC), and NYSTART.
Janell Van Cleve MSEd, CAS
Clinical Directior, APIC Program-University of Buffalo
Janell Van Cleve is the Clinical Director of the University of Buffalo run APIC Program, where she supports the Medical Director in providing care to developmentally disabled individuals with a specialty in the autistic spectrum. Through APIC she has helped to create an innovative and unique model of mobile care to treat a vulnerable and highly overlooked population, and has provided direct clinical care to 3,000+ patients across New York State. She supports further impact in the industry through national consultation and training of mental health professionals, delivering clinical oversight to multiple staff and interns, and has helped acquire sustainable funding for APIC.
Diagnostic Overshadowing: What It Is and How to Avoid It in the ASD Population”
ASD is not one condition. Rather, it is 100’s or even 1000’s of attributes that present themselves with similar characteristics, strengths and challenges. With autism now occurring in 1:36 children, the permutations of what an individual will experience are seemingly endless; making the adage of “once you’ve met one person with autism, you’ve met one person with autism”, entirely true. Layer in higher rates of medical and mental health conditions, environmental stressors, exposure to trauma, and family distress levels, and it is common for challenging behaviors to emerge. Without a clear grasp of the core origins – or root cause – of these behaviors, any medical, behavioral or psychiatric interventions are ineffective, and possibly even detrimental, to the individual and their families. This “diagnostic overshadowing” is especially challenging to the ASD population. Knowledge of why it occurs and how to avoid it is vital in achieving the mission of maximizing developmental trajectory.
Brody Swift, MS, OTR/L
Occupational Therapist, Springbrook Autism Behavioral Health
Brody is a graduate from Evangel University where he obtained his Bachelor's Degree in Psychology. From there, Brody attended Cox College where he received his Master's in Occupational Therapy. Since becoming an Occupational Therapy practitioner, he has provided OT services in the fields of Home Healthcare, Inpatient Rehabilitation, and Behavioral Health. Brody currently works at Springbrook Behavioral Health, where he provides Occupational Therapy services to individuals 5-21 years old diagnosed with Autism Spectrum Disorder and occurring mental health diagnoses.
Julie O'Connor, MS, OTR/L
Occupational Therapist, Springbrook Autism Behavioral Health
Julie is a graduate from D’Youville University where she obtained her Bachelor's Degree in Human of Occupation and minored in psychology. From there, she continued her education at D’Youville University where she received her Master's in Occupational Therapy. Since becoming an Occupational Therapy practitioner, she has provided OT services in the fields of school based pediatric inpatient/outpatient behavioral health and chemical dependency. Her main focus has been behavioral health, which she has been in for 9 years. Julie currently works at Springbrook Behavioral Health, where she provides Occupational Therapy services to individuals 5-21 years old diagnosed with Autism Spectrum Disorder and co-occuring mental health diagnoses. She is also the clinical unit director for our adolescents who are more independent. Julie is passionate about helping individuals with higher support needs, as her 7 year old son has Autism.
“Promoting Safety and Independence for Young Adults with Autism”
Children with Autism often able to obtain services through school, community, and government programs. Once individuals with ASD age out of those programs, it can be difficult for them to find support. This session will teach families and care givers how to support young adults on the spectrum while promoting safety and independence. This session will offer tips on how to manage behaviors in the home, locate resources in your community, and increase independence through life skills.
EDUCATION ADVISORY COUNCIL
Dr. James Ball, Ed.D., BCBA-D
President/CEO - JB Autism Consulting
Dr. James Ball, a Board Certified Behavior Analyst-Doctoral, is the President/Chief Executive Officer of JB Autism Consulting. He has been in the field of autism for over thirty-five years providing behavioral, educational, residential, and employment services to children and adults affected by autism. He provides private consultation to organizations, schools, and families regarding staff training, parent training, home support services, classroom design/support, functional behavior assessment and behavior management.
Dr. Celine Saulnier, Ph.D.
President, Atlanta Autism Consortium (AAC)
Dr. Saulnier obtained her doctorate in Clinical Psychology from the University of Connecticut. She trained and worked at the Yale Child Study Center’s Autism Program for nearly a decade before relocating to Emory University School of Medicine and the Marcus Autism Center in Atlanta, GA, where she directed a large-scale clinical research program from 2011 to 2018. In 2018, she opened her own company, Neurodevelopmental Assessment & Consulting Services, where she specializes in diagnostic assessment, as well as teaching and training for autism spectrum and related disorders. Dr. Saulnier has published numerous articles, she is an author on the Vineland Adaptive Behavior Scales, Third Edition, and she has written two books, Essentials of Autism Spectrum Disorders Evaluation and Assessment and Essentials of Adaptive Behavior Assessment of Neurodevelopmental Disorders.
Chandra Mansell, RN
Assistant Director of Nursing, Springbrook Autism Behavioral Health
Chandra Mansell currently holds the position of Assistant Director of Nursing at Springbrook Behavioral Health in South Carolina. With a rich background exceeding ten years in healthcare, Chandra has cultivated a wealth of experience and knowledge in the industry.
A proud alumnus of the University of South Carolina, Chandra earned degrees in Public Health and Nursing, showcasing a deep commitment to the field. Further advancing this dedication, Chandra is poised to enhance her expertise by completing a second master's degree in the fall of 2024 at Wilkes University. This degree, an MSN specializing in Adult-Gerontology Acute Care Nurse Practitioner, represents a significant milestone in their ongoing professional development.
Beyond professional responsibilities, Chandra is actively involved in community service and healthcare advocacy. This dedication is exemplified through a prominent leadership role as the Board President of the Upstate American Heart Association and the Board Chair President of the Good Shepherd Free Medical Clinic in Laurens, SC. Additionally, Chandra contributes significantly to various other boards where community engagement and health promotion/advocacy are pivotal.
In every aspect of professional practice, Chandra is committed to delivering exceptional patient care, both at Springbrook Behavioral Health and in broader healthcare initiatives. This commitment to excellence and community well-being positions Chandra as a respected figure in the field of nursing and healthcare leadership.
MAKE YOUR PLANS TO JOIN US AT THIS YEAR’S CONVERGE NATIONAL AUTISM CONFERENCE.
The National Converge Autism Summit is geared towards professionals in all fields relating to Autism.
However, we invite parents and students to attend as well. Attendees may include Licensed Social Workers, Licensed Independent Therapists, Certified Counselors, Teachers, Mental Health Workers, Occupational Therapists, Board Certified Behavioral Therapists, and Speech and Language Pathologists, and Nurses. Attendance is limited to 600.
Virtual Professional Ticket - $125.00
Virtual Parent Ticket - $75.00
FINANCIAL AID
Mecklenburg County, NC Residents may submit an application for financial assistance to First in Families.
There are First in Families assistance centers in each NC County, so please contact your individual center for assistance in NC outside of Mecklenburg County.
First In Families of North Carolina: Programs (fifnc.org)
info@fifnc.org
(919) 251-8368
DON’T FORGET TO DOWNLOAD THE CONFERENCE APP
The National Converge Autism Summit will be using an electronic check-in system. Attendees can utilize their smart phones to check in to the conference, have all conference information at your fingertips (session times, room locations, speaker information, etc.), and if you are a professional wishing to receive CEs, you can check into sessions and answer the required survey from the convenience of your phone!
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Location
Greenville Convention Center
1 Exposition Dr.
Greenville, SC 29601
ACCOMMODATIONS
Looking for accommodations near the convention center? We are pleased to partner with the following hotels in order to give our guests a discounted rate during the summit:
Or if you prefer a different location, click below to search a map of nearby hotels!
SPONSORSHIPS AND VENDORS
Interested in vending for Converge? Would you or your company like to be a sponsor for our summit? Contact us via the form below. If you are interested in vending or being a sponsor for the summit, please download the vendor/sponsorship packet below.
VENDOR BOOTH GIVEAWAY
This year at the National Converge Autism Conference on April 3rd and 4th, we will be giving out one (1) free vendor booth to someone who has been diagnosed with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD). This is a fantastic opportunity to gain exposure as over 400 conference attendees are expected! If you would like to be entered into the booth giveaway, fill out the vendor packet provided in the link above and email the form along with your contact information, product/service information you wish to promote or sell, and supporting documentation of ASD diagnosis that is of public knowledge (DO NOT SEND PERSONAL MEDICAL RECORDS) to FREE VENDOR BOOTH GIVEAWAY. Vendor submissions can be for-profit and non-profit vendors. We will be drawing the winner on March 1, 2025. This opportunity is limited to vendors who have been diagnosed on the Autism Spectrum. Good luck on your entry, we look forward to seeing you there!
VENDORS
Converge Autism Family Enrichment - CAFE
Each month, a team of our professionals will produce an informational video geared toward specific topics related to Autism Spectrum Disorder. Our goal is to help bridge the gap between our patients' stay with us and the transition back into the home environment. Also, we hope to empower families and our patients, and to provide tools that makes that transition successful. We encourage all family members and other natural support individuals to view these monthly presentations to become more in tune with how children and adolescents with autism relate and function in our world.
Look for our educational videos on the 2nd Saturday of each month. After you view the video, we will then give you the opportunity to ask questions specific to the presentation via email with each month’s presenter and the topic.
THIS MONTH'S Topic
Setting Up Rewards Programs
This month features Springbrook's BCBA, Kevin Loeb, BCBA. After viewing the video below, you are welcome to submit any questions you may have regarding this month's topic to Kevin until the end of the month.
Submit questions to: cafe@springbrookbhs.com
Please put Family Enrichment Questions in the subject line of your email.
We hope you enjoy the video!
CONVERGE AUTISM RADIO
We invite you to listen to Springbrook's Converge Autism Radio, featuring viewpoints and insights about autism for parents and professionals who support children with autism every day. We host speakers and guests based on their expertise and experience in the field of autism, and we want this program to bring you fresh ideas, practical tips and renewed hope. Listen to our growing list of insightful episodes today!
ABOUT SPRINGBROOK
The Springbrook Autism Program grew out of three decades of experience in behavioral and mental health care. We founded the program after recognizing a need in our region for greater support and professional treatments and therapies for families struggling with the behaviors associated with autism.
Our staff strives to create a solid foundation for long-term wellbeing and success outside of the program. We emphasize evidence-based treatments and therapies, such as Occupational Therapy and Applied Behavior Analysis, that have far-reaching benefits beyond the classroom. All of our services are tailored to meet the needs of individual students and their families, and are provided with our client's dignity, respect, and confidentiality in mind.
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