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 students (and staff) to have more positive experiences through behavior
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 and I wanted to make more of a difference. In
Working with children with autism is an extremely rewarding career. While the work can be challenging at times, no two days are ever the same. And with children in New Jersey having the highest rate of autism in the country, there is more demand than ever for talented and passionate
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 the autism spectrum. I was a peer mentor at The
Autism walks, rides and runs are a great way to be active, have fun and raise money for a cause that’s close to all of our hearts. There are a large number of autism walks in New Jersey each year, as well as rides and runs, so everyone has the
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 them. GCT: Yes, it’s amazing! What do you find the
