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Behavioral Consultation

Individualized interventions improve socially significant behaviors: including communication, social skills,  academic, and adaptive living skills

Classroom Setup

Equipping educators to structure the environment to reduce problem behavior while creating motivation that activates student's receptive and expressive engagement. 

Skills Assessment

Identifying and measuring strengths and barriers in social and play interaction, communication, visual performance, and other important life skills

Social Skills Training

Learning interpersonal skills to boost interest in peers and develop verbal and nonverbal behaviors necessary during social interactions

Functional Assessment

Identifying the maintaining variables of challenging behaviors such as tantrums, task refusal, and self- injury. 

Academic Tutoring

Academic support outside the classroom empowers students to acquire important skills by reducing frustrations experienced in the classroom.