Southeast Behavior Intervention & Consultation, LLC

01/05/2026

2+ YEARS with SBIC!

These faces show up everyday, ready to conquer whatever may be thrown at them (quite literally some days). They are the best at high fives and celebrating all of our client wins. However, they are also the BEST at supporting clients on their rough days. They follow through, help wipe tears if needed, and provide encouragement.

We are so appreciative of their loyalty to our clinic! Thank you ladies for being such ROCK STARS! 🌟

Kellyn Friedman, Registered Behavior Technician, First Year ABA Practicum Student

Brooklyn Pobst, Registered Behavior Technician

Addie Brewer, Registered Behavior Technician, Second Year ABA Practicum Student

Olivia Morris, Registered Behavior Technician

Shiann Brennan, Registered Behavior Technician

Logan Riley, Registered Behavior Technician

01/03/2026

New Year, same UNBEATABLE team. Let’s hear it for these ladies…they have been part of the SBIC team for 5+ years! The glue to our walls, they make the magic happen for so many clients and families.

Lara Slinkard, BCBA, LBA (previous RBT, ABA practicum student)

Nikki Bell, RBT, Office Manager (SBIC FIRST employee)

Brianna Kramer, BCBA, LBA (previous RBT, ABA practicum student)

Jonnie Callahan, BCBA, LBA (previous RBT)

Cody Zimmerman, RN, RBT, Office Manager

Thank YOU all for your dedication, teamwork, and support.

12/25/2025

12/03/2025

SBIC Christmas decor complete thanks to our big helpers! 🎅

11/11/2025

Look at our practicum students✨SHINE✨

Recently, Addie Brewer, presented at the Tennessee Association for Behavior Analysis conference in Nashville, Tennessee.

The research project focused on helping children with autism learn to communicate internal sensations more effectively. The participant was an 8 year old male diagnosed with ASD, who is vocal and communicates wants and needs but sometimes struggles to describe how things feel on the inside. The goal of the study was to teach him to tact public tactile sensations (like rough, soft, and smooth) using tactile public accompaniments, in other words, we paired real touch sensations with verbal labels while blocking visual cues. This encouraged him to rely on his internal sensory experience rather than what he saw. Using a multiple-probe research design, reinforcement, and systematic prompt fading, we observed clear improvement in his ability to independently label these sensations. We also tested generalization across different body locations, and while some sensations generalized well, others required more direct teaching, offering meaningful insight into how sensory sensitivity impacts learning.

Proud is an understatement! SHE is making a difference!

10/31/2025

Happy Halloween! 🎃 Our monsters have been extra busy this week with holiday activities!

10/24/2025

Help us celebrate Halloween week at SBIC 🎃🕸🍬

10/02/2025

Big fans of our new clinic pet! Meet, Mr. Crab 🦀

09/12/2025

TOMORROW, Saturday 13th, is our Family Support Group (open to the public)
1:15-2:15 p.m. in The Penzel Room at the Cape Public Library

& Saturday Clubhouse (for TTI participants) 1-3 at TTI
You won't want to miss these two groups🗣🧩

09/04/2025

🍁 Fall Into IEPs with MPACT! 🍂
You're invited to our September 2025 Webinar Series — a week of powerful sessions to help families navigate the IEP process and support their child’s education.

🗓️ Attend one, a few, or all five sessions — it's up to you!

📅 September 15–19
🕦 11:30AM–1PM
📍 Online Training

✨ Topics Include:
✔️ Special Education Law
✔️ Evaluation Process
✔️ Understanding the IEP
✔️ Disagreement Resolution
✔️ Advocacy Tips

🔗 Register now: https://www.tfaforms.com/5160182
📞 800.743.7634
📩 info@missouriparentsact.org
🔗 missouriparentsact.org/training

08/18/2025

Smiling faces on their first day back to school after summer break! ✂️📚✏️ Hoping for a wonderful school year ahead!