Bridge Kids NY

07/23/2025

Earlier this morning, the Phillipsburg police shared this photo of a young woman who they say has gone missing since last night. Emily Tucker-Cox is 17, and the post on the police department page says they need your help finding her. Hopefully the minute we post this, Emily will turn up safe and sound. 🙏

If you know anything as to Emily's whereabouts, please contact the police department at (908) 835-2002.

07/18/2025

Ready to level up your menstrual care game with compassion, confidence, and evidence based supports? 🩸✨

Join the incredible Cassidy Myers on BehaviorLive for a webinar built to empower professionals supporting individuals and families through menstrual care.

Let’s get Cycle Savvy 💪

05/20/2025

Please click on the link to support our families and clients who live with Profound Autism

05/05/2025

Throwback to May 2013 - Dani and Hiroe at the walk at a favorite quote on our shirts - “if they can’t learn the way we teach, we TEACH the way they LEARN!”

04/23/2025

03/29/2025

NYC is small! our executive director Ashley literally ran into one of the very veryyy OG therapists who’s in town with her daughter visiting the Bronx zoo! We miss and love you Alex!!!

03/12/2025

02/24/2025

This article offers valuable insights on screening for parents, teachers, and school administrators. Parents, if you’re worried about your child’s reading progress and are being told, “Let’s just wait and see,” this article explains why that approach is not acceptable. The author, Nadine Gaab, is a Harvard researcher and neuroscientist specializing in . Read more here: https://static1.squarespace.com/static/5cdc5b3afd6793033480686e/t/622a5a38e245a94663f42a91/1646942776621/Winter+2022+Gaab+and+Petscher+Final+p11-18.pdf

02/12/2025

A special lunch for a special lady❤️

02/04/2025

Less than 1 week away! We are so excited for this event with our friends at BridgeKidsNY. These women have amazing experiences in the school setting, and we are excited to carry over our work on supervision to applied settings.
This event is great for:
⭐ School-based BCBAs
⭐ BCBAs pushing into classroom settings
⭐ BCBAs who collaborate with schools
⭐ BCBAs who have clients in school settings

Let's face it - that's most of us! So come, join the conversation and get tips and strategies to energize you in the school setting.

Sign up on BehaviorLive: https://behaviorlive.com/events/5959

02/03/2025

🌟 NYSABA Presents: Advancing Neurodiversity-Affirming ABA 🌟

📅 Date: February 25, 2025
⏰ Time: 12:00 PM - 2:00 PM EST
🎓 CEUs: 2 BACB LRN, 2 BACB ETH, 2 COA HRS
🎥 Register now, watch later! This event will be recorded and available on-demand for registrants.

Speakers:
✨ Lauren Lestremau Allen
✨ Leanna Mellon

The field of ABA has faced significant critiques from Autistic and Neurodivergent individuals regarding respect for dignity, autonomy, and the unintended harm that may result from ableist practices. This session will explore how behavior analysts can actively engage in neurodiversity-affirming approaches that prioritize social validity, dignity, and autonomy.

🔹 Define and recognize ableism in ABA
🔹 Learn how neurodiversity-affirming approaches align with ethical, socially valid practice
🔹 Analyze case examples to promote person-centered, affirming service delivery

💡 Join us in advancing ethical, affirming ABA practices!

💰 Pricing:
✅ NYSABA Members: $15 (members will be prompted to add their email to access this rate)
💵 Non-Members: $30

🔗 Register today to attend live or access on-demand: https://behaviorlive.com/events/advancing-neurodiversity-affirming-applied-behavior-analysis1

✨ Not a NYSABA member yet? Join today for continued discounts on events and to support our legislative actions advocating for behavior analysts in New York! Learn more: https://nysaba.memberclicks.net/member-benefits

01/20/2025