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Hi Alonda! Can you tell us about what the day to day of your job look like? My motto is learning through play, I create an atmosphere that is fun, sensory friendly, yet challenging to create a positive change in

GCT: What drove you to the BCBA profession?  Noele: I love behavior!  More accurately, I love working on behavior change. As a School Psychologist intern (17 years ago) I was trained to complete FBAs. I applied that knowledge to help

GCT: Hi Stephanie! Can you tell us about what drove you to the ABA profession? Stephanie: Working in a school district has taught me a great deal over the years. Most importantly it helped me realize how rewarding ABA is

GCT: Hi Lauren! Can you tell me about what drove you to the ABA profession? Lauren: I started working with individuals with disabilities back in high school. Once I got to college, I specifically began working more with people on

GCT: Hi Gina! Can you tell me about what you like most in your work as a BCBA? Gina: I love seeing families become more confident in meeting the needs of their children because of the work we do with

We sat down with this month’s Gold Star winner Leon Yin to discover what drives him as a BCBA, what he likes about working for Golden Care Therapy, and what’s the best advice he’s ever been given. Tell us a

Hi Jennifer! Can you tell us a bit of what drove you to the BCBA profession?  I did not know about ABA until my last year in college. Originally, I was a behavior neuroscience major in college and switched over

GCT: Hi Nicole, please tell us a bit about your job as a BCBA. ND: I’ve been a behaviorist in schools as well as in the home. When I make suggestions for children, whether it’s in the home or in

We sat down with this month’s Gold Star winner Rebecca Lasoski to discover what drives her as a Behaviour Analyst, what she likes about working for Golden Care Therapy. and how she manages her work-life balance What drove you to

What drove you to the ABA profession? While working in the public-school setting and utilizing ABA therapy techniques with children with special needs, I realized how positive reinforcement and education combined, can bring confidence and a true desire to learn.