Has your child been struggling to settle back into school this fall? Come get some practical tips and suggestions from two of the nonprofit Birchtree Center's autism experts!

This online forum is for parents, guardians, and caregivers of children and youth with autism and related disabilities. It begins with a brief, ten-minute presentation followed by time for participants to ask questions and share ideas.

Admission is complimentary; pre-registration is required. Register here to reserve your space and get your Zoom meeting link.

About the Presenters

Sandra Pierce-Jordan, PhD, BCBA-D, Executive Director at The Birchtree Center, received a bachelor’s degree from Colby College and the MEd and PhD degrees from Northeastern University. She is a Board Certified Behavior Analyst. Dr. Pierce-Jordan joined The Birchtree Center as a Behavior Analyst in October 2007. She has worked with children and adults with autism and Asperger’s for 30 years in a variety of roles, including consulting and providing direct services. Dr. Pierce-Jordan has worked collaboratively with schools and families in Massachusetts, New Hampshire, and Maine, providing functional behavioral assessments, behavior support plan development, individualized educational plans, curriculum development, applied behavior analysis programming, diagnostic evaluations, program evaluations and consultation, staff and parent trainings, and workshops. In 2014 she received an Outstanding Woman in Business Award from New Hampshire Business Review.

Stephanie Morin, M.S. Ed., BCBA, holds a master’s degree in Behavioral Education from Simmons College and has been a Board Certified Behavior Analyst since 2008. Her 17+ years of experience working with children with disabilities includes time as a transition specialist, special educator, and mental health counselor. Before coming to Birchtree in 2007, she led an experiential learning program that supported integrated employment for young adults with developmental disabilities. Stephanie has over a decade of experience providing ABA consultation to schools and families and was promoted to Outreach Program Director in 2017.

About The Birchtree Center

The nonprofit Birchtree Center, based on the New Hampshire Seacoast, transforms the lives of children and youth with autism in New Hampshire, Maine, and Massachusetts. Birchtree’s autism specialists travel 30,000+ miles per year to help students in their public schools and family homes. Twenty-one school districts send students to Birchtree’s day school–the only school in New Hampshire that serves students with autism exclusively.

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Online Autism Q&A: Settling Back into School--Tips, Tricks &Troubleshooting