I offer a wide range of services including:

• Staff training in classroom behavior management and intervention strategies

• Parent training and support for managing behavior at home

• Professional development for teachers/staff and other professionals

• De-escalation training for effectively handling challenging situations

• Mentorship for new BCBAs to help with case management and career development

• Supervision for candidates wanting to sit for the BCBA exam

• RBT (Registered Behavior Technician) training and certification preparation

• Behavior management training for individuals and teams

• Behavior consultation for program development and troubleshooting

RBT training focuses on teaching staff members (paraprofessionals) the essential skills required for direct intervention with students, such as implementing behavior plans, collecting data, and providing effective reinforcement.

Supervision involves providing supervision hours for those candidates planning to sit for the BCBA exam. There is also the option of mentorship where a new BCBA can get guidance on program development, behavior analysis strategies, and troubleshooting challenging cases.

Yes! I offer both in-person and virtual training sessions. This allows me to provide services to clients and professionals across a wide geographic area. Virtual options are available for all training services, including staff training, parent coaching, and professional development workshops.

Behavior management training focuses on teaching staff, parents, and caregivers how to identify, prevent, and address challenging behaviors. This may include strategies for reinforcement, setting clear expectations, creating behavior intervention plans, and maintaining consistency across settings. We also cover techniques for effectively managing crises and de-escalating potentially harmful situations.

De-escalation training teaches staff and caregivers how to recognize signs of escalating behavior and respond with strategies to calm and redirect individuals. Training focuses on communication techniques, emotional regulation strategies, and proactive steps to prevent escalation before it occurs. Practical examples are often included to ensure real-world application.

Parent training is tailored to the individual needs of each family. To get started, we schedule an initial consultation to discuss specific behavior concerns, challenges, and goals. From there, we develop a training plan that may include strategies for setting up behavior intervention plans, creating routines, and managing behavior consistently at home.

An RBT mentor prepares the RBT to implement skill acquisition programs and interventions. You will also get help with data taking procedures and applying methodologies talked about in your 40 course that prepared you for your exam. (I also provide guidance on the RBT exam preparation to ensure your team is ready for certification.)

Yes, I offer ongoing support and consultation following training sessions to ensure the successful implementation of strategies. This may include follow-up sessions, troubleshooting, and adjustments to treatment plans or behavior management techniques as necessary.

During a Behavior consultation, we will review your current programs, behaviors of concern, or challenges you are facing. I will provide tailored guidance, offer strategies for improving interventions, and help refine behavior plans or professional practices. The goal is to ensure effective outcomes and support continued progress.

You can contact me via the contact form on the website, email, or phone. Feel free to reach out with specific questions, to request a consultation, or to schedule a training session. I will be happy to discuss how my services can meet your needs.