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Outreach Services for Schools and Community Agencies

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Our behavior analysts and other autism specialists work with special education professionals to design individual educational and behavioral programs that promote effective inclusion.

Who We Serve

Students with Autism Spectrum Disorder, their families, their caregivers, and their teachers, and instructors.

Available Locations

Outreach specialists travel to homes, schools, and other community-based venues throughout New Hampshire, Maine, Massachusetts, and Vermont.

Our Approach

Our approach incorporates “best practices” in:

  • Applied Behavior Analysis
  • Communication Sciences
  • Sensory Integration
  • Social Skill Development

All instruction follows New Hampshire state education standards and frameworks. For more information about our approach, click here.

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Outreach Services for Schools

  • Functional Behavior Assessment
  • Behavior Support Plans
  • Educational, Therapeutic & Behavioral Program Design
  • Applied Behavior Analysis Therapy & Instruction
  • IEP Formulation & Curriculum Development
  • Educator Seminars & Workshops
  • Teacher In-Service Presentations
  • Assessment & Evaluation
  • Staff Training
  • Parent Training
  • Transition Support

Our Outreach Specialists

Our outreach staff is comprised of a team of board-certified behavior analysts, special educators, a speech-language pathologist, and an occupational therapist, all of whom oversee the outreach program and are available for ongoing consultation. Direct service providers are our most experienced instructors, who are supervised by our behavior analysts and special educators. For more information about our staff, click here.

For More Information

To download our outreach brochure, click here. For enrollment information, contact us. For other information, see our frequently asked questions page or contact us.

Thank you to The Doug Flutie, Jr. Foundation for Autism, The Fuller Foundation, and The George A. Ramlose Foundation for providing grants in support of the outreach program.