Bridge Kids NY

03/02/2026

🧠✨ Ready for more real-life learning?

Join us for Counting Spoons: Part 2 — a dynamic CEU packed with practical case studies you can actually use in session 👏🏼

We’re breaking down real scenarios, exploring ethical considerations, and walking through clinical decision-making skills so you leave feeling confident (and maybe even a little inspired 😉).

📚 1 Ethics CEU
🗓️ Friday, March 27th
💻 Live Webinar (or on demand if you can’t make it)
💲Just $15

Because the best learning happens when we dig into real cases, real challenges, and real solutions. See you there! 🎉

02/24/2026

Another amazing read from one of our own super mamas 😭🫶🏻❤️❤️

On laughter, stigma, and the right to remain a mystery

02/23/2026

Serving diverse families takes more than good intentions 💛

Our CEU on supporting Asian American clients gives you practical, culturally informed strategies you can apply right away 🌎✨

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01/14/2026

Today I had the pleasure of visiting one of our OG bridge kid girlies at her school in Battery Park City and overlapping with one of her fantastic BCBAs- much to my surprise (and delight!!) when given a choice for me to stay or leave after her therapist left, she chose for me to stay🥹🥹🥹🥹

01/09/2026

What does joyful ABA really look like?
Real case studies. Real impact. 5-star reviews ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

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12/19/2025

Loved celebrating with our team last night - best of the best ❤️

12/17/2025

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Posted 5:59:37 PM. Do you want to feel like you are actually making a difference as a Behavior Analyst? Bridge Kids…See this and similar jobs on LinkedIn.

12/15/2025

Conversations around cultural competence and compassionate care matter. We’re grateful for the 5-star feedback! 💫

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12/05/2025

Swapping skyscrapers for success strategies 🏙️➡️🌳 Excited to learn at the Long Island ABA Conference hosted by the ELIJA Foundation.

12/01/2025

In this presentation, we will explore cultural competence and compassionate care through the lens of Spoon Theory, a framework developed by Christine Miserandino to explain the impact of having limited energy and resources for
daily life. We will discuss resources that may be uniquely depleted for those caring for individuals with higher support needs, including the resources of time, finances, mental health, parenting experience, and social support. Participants
will learn practical strategies to incorporate into their caregiver collaboration,including how to adapt therapy goals based on the family’s available resources.
Case studies will be reviewed, featuring first-hand accounts from caregivers sharing the unique ways in which they must manage their “spoons.” Join us and discover how understanding “spoons” can equip your clinical toolkit to empower the families you serve, ensuring that compassionate care remains at the forefront of your practice.
This presentation is designed primarily for clinicians and healthcare professionals who work with autistic individuals and their families. However, we warmly welcome all who are interested in learning more. link in Bio!!!!
Presented by:
Lexi Sporkin, PsyD, BCBA, LBA-NY
Executive Director, IEP/Legal Coordinator at Bridge Kids of NY
Samantha Harrison, MA, BCBA, LBA-NY
Clinical Supervisor, Intake Coordinator at Bridge Kids of NY

11/22/2025

Through advocacy, programs that promote inclusion, and engaging the community, The Arc creates tangible changes in the community and in the lives of people with disabilities.

11/21/2025

Minor snafu on our original link for the toy drive- please use the link in our bio to purchase!!!