
We’re already in the middle of the Fall season and there are still so many things to look forward to! We’ve launched our new nature-themed Reading Program, and it’s already making an impact. In this program, students will receive a […]
Read MoreWe’re already in the middle of the Fall season and there are still so many things to look forward to! We’ve launched our new nature-themed Reading Program, and it’s already making an impact. In this program, students will receive a […]
Read MoreIf you haven’t heard, we have a new series on YouTube! Two of our PVP students, and an occasional special guest, go over the week in sports! The banter, commentary and laughs are so much fun… take a peek below […]
Read MoreIn this short video our Co-Founder and BCBA-D Dr. Tomaino describes the difference between reacting and intervening and how that can change the entire situation when you’re in a challenging behavior. Should you have any questions about this video or […]
Read MoreThe year is flying by and we are already into our late Spring/Summer events! We held Picture Day at both campuses, parents please look out for orders coming this week! Mother’s Day is Sunday, May 8th. Our kiddos and their […]
Read More64-93% of individuals with ASD (Autism Spectrum Disorder) exhibit one or more challenging behaviors (McTiernan et al., 2011; Murphy et al., 2009) Severe challenging behaviors include: Physical Aggression Property Destruction Self-Injurious Behavior Such behaviors negatively impact the functioning level and […]
Read MoreAs a part of a series with Supporting Inclusive Practices our Co-Founders and Principals presented information on managing challenging behaviors. This part 1 of the series gives some basic information to consider when managing any challenging behavior. Be sure […]
Read MoreDr. Melaura Tomaino, BCBA-D shares about the five functions of behavior. In order to intervene effectively and appropriately we must first understand the function of the behavior. Did you know that sometimes it is not just one function? […]
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