Keeping Children with Exceptional Needs Safe at Home with Child Senior Safety

When you have little ones, the most important step you can take to keep them safe at home is baby-proofing. However, if you have a child who has a physical, cognitive, or developmental disability as they age, it is often necessary to add even more layers of safety to your home.

Client Concierge, EducationJessica BarisanoSeptember 28, 2020Collaborative Corner, Parenting, Special Education, Big Abilities, Safety, Child Senior Safety, Childproofing Your Home, Children with Exceptional Needs, Exceptional Child

Lessonpix: Creating Visual Supports At Home

Have you heard of visual supports? Did you know that they can be utilized for a variety of reasons to support your child at home? Lessonpix is an online resource for creating custom learning materials. Learn more about this resource today!

Community & Events, Child Care, Client ConciergeJessica BarisanoFebruary 27, 2020Collaborative Corner, Parenting, Special Education, Community Events, Sensory Processing Disorder, Autism, Autism Awareness, Big Red Safety Box, Elopement, National Autism Association, Safety

National Resources: Big Red Safety Box

Let’s talk about safety! The National Autism Association (NAA) has developed a great toolkit to help keep children and loved ones diagnosed with Autism safe, especially if they have a history of wandering, eloping, or escaping their environment. Find out more about this free toolkit today!

Community & Events, Child Care, Client ConciergeJessica BarisanoFebruary 13, 2020Collaborative Corner, Parenting, Special Education, Community Events, Sensory Processing Disorder, Autism, Autism Awareness, Big Red Safety Box, Elopement, National Autism Association, Safety

ABA Initial Assessment: What to Expect?

What is included in an initial ABA assessment? Why is it conducted? More details are available in today’s blog.

Applied Behavior Analysis, Client Concierge, EducationJessica BarisanoOctober 23, 2019Collaborative Corner, Parenting, Special Education, Child Development, ABA, Applied Behavior Analysis, Safety, Exceptional Student Education, Behavior, Board Certified Behavior Analyst, Board Certified Assistant Behavior Analyst, Registered Behavior Technician, ABA Therapy, Initial ABA Assessment

What is a BCBA vs. BCABA vs. RBT?

Is your child beginning ABA therapy? Are you curious to know the difference between a Behavior Analyst, Assistant Behavior Analyst, and a Registered Behavior Technician? Find out how each of these specialists have been trained and how they will work with your child.

Applied Behavior Analysis, Client Concierge, EducationJessica BarisanoOctober 1, 2019Collaborative Corner, Parenting, Special Education, Child Development, ABA, Applied Behavior Analysis, Safety, Exceptional Student Education, Behavior, Board Certified Behavior Analyst, Board Certified Assistant Behavior Analyst, Registered Behavior Technician, ABA Therapy

ABC Model in Applied Behavior Analysis

What is the ABC Model? It is one of the most basic, yet critical components to changing behavior in Applied Behavior Analysis, but how is it used and why?

Applied Behavior Analysis, Client Concierge, EducationJessica BarisanoSeptember 17, 2019Collaborative Corner, Parenting, Special Education, Child Development, ABA, Applied Behavior Analysis, Safety, Exceptional Student Education, Behavior, Consequence, Antecedent

Importance of Early Intervention for Applied Behavioral Analysis (ABA) Services

Evidence has shown that early intervention is key in helping to improve challenging behaviors, but when do you begin to seek out ABA services to support you and your family in overcoming those challenges?

Applied Behavior Analysis, Client Concierge, EducationJessica BarisanoSeptember 13, 2019Collaborative Corner, Parenting, Special Education, Child Development, ABA, Applied Behavior Analysis, School Readiness, Safety, Early Intervention, Exceptional Student Education