Cortica ABA leader Shawna Bernstein, MS, RBT, is a passionate advocate for neurodivergent children and families. Building her career at Cortica has allowed Shawna to make a lasting difference for families in her community, learn from teammates in other disciplines, build her clinical skills, pursue higher education, and coach and empower other ABA professionals. At Cortica, one of our core values is, “We care. A lot.” Each day, Shawna shows her commitment to Cortica’s mission and this core value in her caring interactions with Torrance teammates and families. We’re hiring seasoned ABA leaders like Shawna in our centers nationwide! If you’re excited to bring your expertise to a neurodiversity-affirming environment and to have opportunities to learn from medical, developmental therapy, counseling, and fellow ABA experts, we’d love to speak with you. View our open positions at https://lnkd.in/gmWeA8x.
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👋 Meet Alexis, Clinical Program Supervisor, RBT "Seeing the progress with the families helps remind me why I'm in this field!" Watch this video to hear what Alexis values most in her role at Behavior Interventions.
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We support our BCBAs, pay more, limit cases, and provide growth opportunity! >> Hiring BCBAs to work w/ our highly trained ABA therapists in NJ & GA >> Founder @ Circle Care Services 👉 Reach out to upgrade your career
Even a seasoned BCBA can often be ‘back against the wall’ with a difficult parent or case that they’ve never encountered. Maybe a child not making progress, maybe something else. You need to know you’ll be supported. Case in point? Circle Care Services BCBAs work 1:1 with our clinical director and supervisors to make sure they never feel alone. There’s nothing we won’t do to help them be successful. Why? It goes deeper than simply supporting staff, although that’s part of it. Your children succeed as much as your BCBAs and other staff succeed. That’s their cap to success. So I ask other ABA agencies - go the extra mile in supporting your BCBAs. Nothing is off the table when it comes to ensuring they can do their jobs with excellence and joy. If you approve this message, please spread it!
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Hiring fellow BCBAs to work w/ our highly trained ABA therapists in NJ & GA >> We support our BCBAs, limit cases, and boost your career >> Director of Operations @ Circle Care Services 👉 Reach out to grow!
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We support our BCBAs, pay more, limit cases, and provide growth opportunity! >> Hiring BCBAs to work w/ our highly trained ABA therapists in NJ & GA >> Founder @ Circle Care Services 👉 Reach out to upgrade your career
Even a seasoned BCBA can often be ‘back against the wall’ with a difficult parent or case that they’ve never encountered. Maybe a child not making progress, maybe something else. You need to know you’ll be supported. Case in point? Circle Care Services BCBAs work 1:1 with our clinical director and supervisors to make sure they never feel alone. There’s nothing we won’t do to help them be successful. Why? It goes deeper than simply supporting staff, although that’s part of it. Your children succeed as much as your BCBAs and other staff succeed. That’s their cap to success. So I ask other ABA agencies - go the extra mile in supporting your BCBAs. Nothing is off the table when it comes to ensuring they can do their jobs with excellence and joy. If you approve this message, please spread it!
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What are Australian General Practitioners current referral practices for Developmental Delay and their impressions of ABA? 🤔 That was the recent focus of Sophie Carrington's research and presentation at the national Association for Behaviour Analysis Australia - ABAA conference. Australian GP’s were surveyed to determine their knowledge of, and attitudes toward, ABA as well as their current referral practices for patients with suspected or diagnosed IDD. Survey results present some interesting implications for practitioners hoping to better disseminate ABA and expand our ability to support more individuals, earlier. Key take aways: 👉Over 60% report low understanding of ABA 👉Only 25% have referred patients to ABA interevntion 👉92% would refer to ABA for one or more concerns Promising but we still have a lot more work to do to help children access safe, effective and evidence-based early intervention services ✨💪
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Meet Rachel Enright! Learn more about Rachel's journey and the future of Gateway in our latest blog. "As a CEO, it is important to me to lead an ABA therapy company that not only provides high-quality therapeutic services, but also fosters an environment built on core values such as honesty and transparency, empathy, and integrity. These values drive every decision and action I take as a leader to ensure that we continue to do right by the clients, their families, and our employees."
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🌟 Discovering the Right Therapy: A Path to Personalized Support 🌟 Navigating the world of special needs therapy can feel like a daunting task. At Aiding With Care Health Services, we understand the challenges and complexities families face. That's why we offer a diverse range of therapy options tailored to your child's unique needs: 🧠 Individual Psychotherapy: Addressing emotional and behavioral challenges head-on. 👨👩👧👦 Family Therapy: Strengthening bonds and communication within the family unit. 🔄 ABA Therapy: Structured support for enhancing social skills and behavior. 💪 Occupational & Physical Therapy: Empowering daily living skills and physical rehabilitation. 🎨 Creative Therapies: Using art, music, and animals to promote emotional expression and social growth. We know the journey to finding the right therapy can be overwhelming. But remember, you're not alone. Each child deserves personalized care that meets their specific needs, and we're here to guide you every step of the way. Together, let's unlock the potential for growth, development, and happiness. 💙
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𝗔𝗨𝗦𝗧𝗥𝗔𝗟𝗜𝗔, 𝗛𝗘𝗥𝗘 𝗪𝗘 𝗖𝗢𝗠𝗘! Join us in the Gold Coast for and onsite DIR 101! 𝗖𝗼𝘂𝗿𝘀𝗲 𝗗𝗲𝘀𝗰𝗿𝗶𝗽𝘁𝗶𝗼𝗻: This is an introductory course that reviews the theoretical framework, scientific evidence, and scope of application of the model promoting functional emotional developmental capacities, reflective thinking, and overall mental health for all children and adults, including those with developmental disabilities. 𝗥𝗲𝗴𝗶𝘀𝘁𝗲𝗿 𝗛𝗲𝗿𝗲: https://lnkd.in/e2vNiWdH
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As our understanding of trauma and its impacts evolves, so too should our language. Replacing “trigger” with “activate” represents a thoughtful and deliberate effort to use terminology that is more accurate, neutral, and empowering. This linguistic shift helps reduce stigma, supports clinical precision, and fosters a more inclusive and respectful dialogue about trauma. By embracing this change, we can better support individuals on their journey to healing and resilience. #trigger #activate #wordsmatter #trauma #complexptsd #cptsd #ptsd
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The Rural Behavioral Health Workforce Center (RBHWC) is hosting a Recovery Jobs for Beginners Workshop for Fall 2023. This five-part, virtual guided workshop series focuses on accelerating a person's entry into and progression in behavioral health careers. Designed for people with lived experience, affected others and allies, these sessions will provide a detailed understanding of recovery-related jobs, including the types of positions, education and skills required, and pathways for education and progression in the field.
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4wThank you for all that you do to support our mission, Shawna Bernstein, M.S., RBT! Your dedication is so appreciated.