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URL:https://www.hopebridge.com/events/hre-at-hb-part-1/
SUMMARY:HRE at HB - Part 1
DESCRIPTION:The presentation will review the history of functional analysis
  of problem behavior through the years. Special attention will be paid to 
 how these adaptations and advancements informed the Practical Functional A
 ssessment (PFA) approach\, which is embraced by many clinicians at Hopebri
 dge and beyond.\n\nSee details of Part 2: HRE at HB\n\nSpeaker:\nJana Sarn
 o (She/Her) \,Chief Clinical Officer at Hopebridge\, BCBA\, - Doctoral Can
 didate\nJana Sarno is a Board Certified Behavior Analyst (BCBA) with exten
 sive educational\, clinical\, and professional development experience in t
 he field of Applied Behavior Analysis. She earned her Bachelor of Science 
 from Western Michigan University (WMU). Following graduation from WMU\, Ja
 na attended The University of Southern Mississippi\, for her PhD.\, in sch
 ool psychology. During her time at USM\, she worked with children enrolled
  in Head Start/Early Head Start\, local school districts\, a multi-discipl
 inary setting for children with communication and developmental disorders\
 , and the USM School Psychology Clinic.\n\nAfter her time at USM\, Jana co
 mpleted a year-long internship at the Marcus Autism Center\, a NIH Autism 
 Center of Excellence in Atlanta\, GA. While at Marcus\, Jana received inte
 nsive clinical experience in the assessment and treatment of severe proble
 m behavior\, verbal behavior\, and feeding disorders. Jana has held clinic
 al leadership positions at several in-home\, school\, and clinic-based ABA
  organizations. Along with her work at Hopebridge and AIM Clinics\, Jana v
 olunteers on the Board of Directors for the Illinois Association for Behav
 ior Analysis (ILABA). In her work with ILABA\, Jana chairs the Legislative
  Affairs Committee that focuses on governmental relationships\, grassroots
  advocacy\, and increasing access to ABA through legislative change.\n\nTa
 ylor Thomas\, Regional BCBA at Hopebridge\, MA\, BCBA\nI have never known 
 a life without autism.  My older brother is autistic and one of my earlie
 st memories was finding an activity that was mutually enjoyable (the swing
 ). From my perspective\, I needed to change the way I approached him in or
 der to build a relationship- little did I know this would shape my career 
 and lifelong passions.  I stumbled upon ABA at the recommendation of a pr
 ofessor while looking for a meaningful career\; the graduate program and j
 ob description had me at "autism". Over the last nine years at Hopebridge\
 , I have had nearly every role within the ABA department and am now happy 
 to serve as the Regional BCBA in Florida. My passion is to apply the "lear
 n by listening" approach to as many service providers as possible to suppo
 rt our mission of access to quality care and the opportunity to live "the 
 best life possible".\nNOTE - INTERNAL TRAINING:\nThis training is for Hope
 bridge employees only. Registration for this event must be done with a Hop
 ebridge account. To learn more about this training and other opportunities
  with Hopebridge\, visit our careers page today.
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