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B.S. in Accounting - University of Southern Maine Deanna Asselin has been with Milestones since 2004. Her dedication to Milestones and its mission of providing quality services to children with special needs and their families has proved to be immeasurable. Deanna comes to Milestones with many years of experience in all aspect of accounting, office administration, and management. Her broad and solid foundation of working in small offices, medium sized businesses, and global corporations has provided her with a vast knowledge base particularly well suited for Milestones. During her tenure at Milestones the company as grown substantially in size (its literal office space and number of staff) and scope (the addition of two new divisions, The School for Accelerated Learning and Milestones: The Center for Developmental Medicine) and much of this growth is due to her talent, knowledge and determination. When Deanna is not working she enjoys spending time with her family. Specialties and Other Certifications:
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B.S. in Sport Fitness/Leisure Studies from Salem State College Sharon Cardillo has a B.S. in Sport Fitness/ Leisure Studies from Salem State College. She has extensive knowledge of children with PDD, Aspergers Syndrome, Behavior Management and Crisis Intervention. Sharon has worked for Milestones as an Intervention Specialist, at SEEM Collaborative and Greater Lawrence Educational Collaborative as a Physical Education Instructor as well as behavior support for classroom staff. Sharon also spent five summers at Camp Good Times as a Head Counselor , which is the summer camp program offered by Milestones. In her spare time Sharon coaches Varsity field hockey at Chelmsford High School, which she has done for the past eight fall seasons. In addition to this, she enjoys spending time with her nephews and niece. She has a 14 year old Black Lab, Jasper and two Chihuahuas, Jake and Fawn. Specialties and Other Certifications:
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B.A. in Psychology from Salem State College Reagan is a Regional Education Coordinator (Supervisor) at Milestones. Reagan has worked at Milestones since 2005 where she began as an Intervention Specialists providing direct ABA, Verbal Behavior, and Floortime therapies to children on the Autism Spectrum. In 2007, Reagan became a REC at Milestones and received additional training to provide developmental evaluations for children and managerial training. Additionally, Reagan gained valuable experience from working in a special education preschool with children on the Autism Spectrum where she provided facilitated social and language support as well as ABA therapies. When she is not working, she enjoys spending time with her family and friends and dog, T.J. She also likes to play softball. Specialties and Other Certifications:
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B.A. State University of New York at New Paltz Christina began her occupational therapy career working in the public schools in Eastern Connecticut. Her professional interests include sensory integration and early intervention. She is eager to be a participant of a dynamic interdisciplinary team here at Milestones. When Christina is not at work, she enjoys yoga, running, good Italian pastries and spending time with friends and family. Specialties and Other Certifications:
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Associate of Science in Nursing from Massachusetts Bay Community College Brian is a licensed registered nurse in the Commonwealth of Massachusetts, and a member of Sigma Theta Tau. He is currently enrolled in Framingham State College and will graduate with a bachelor of science in nursing in the spring 2009. Prior to joining Milestones and the School for Accelerated Learning, Brian worked for the Massachusetts Department of Youth Services (DYS) at a locked treatment facility where he counseled juvenile offenders. Brian’s interest in counseling and mental health issues lead him to McLean Hospital where he worked as a mental health specialist in the bipolar and psychotic disorders unit. While at McLean Hospital, Brian received the MHS Scholarship for nursing, and became a registered nurse and CPR instructor. Brian strives to advance the well-being, academic success, and lifelong achievement of all our students by means of promoting health, safety, and intervening with actual and potential health problems. Prior to discovering a desire to work in the field of human services, Brian worked in the medical device industry doing research & development, manufacturing, and validation studies. Outside of school, Brian is Chair of the Waltham Medical Reserve Corps, enjoys running, reading, quality time with family and friends, sports, outside activities, and volunteering with various non-profit organizations. Specialties and Other Certifications:
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Melinda Daly joined Milestones in 2004 bringing with her a wide range of experiences gained from working in professional office settings, with particular talents in project management, multitasking, streamlining systems, and client relations. As Human Resources Manager she maintains smooth operation of the HR department. In addition she assists in the design and implementation of office systems and protocols, and utilizes her excellent interpersonal skills to strengthen relationships with both employees and clients. When Melinda is not working she enjoys spending time with her family and friends. Specialties and Other Certifications:
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B.A. in Visual Arts from Roger Williams University
Monica's interest in working with children was first sparked when she began working with a two-year old boy who struggled with emotional and behavioral disorders. Monica went on to receive her B.A. in Visual Arts from Roger Williams University. While working on her degree, she continued to work with children by volunteering at a local elementary school. Monica worked with children to design and create murals within the school. The murals taught children about the importance of community and teamwork. After graduation, Monica worked in a classroom of one to two year olds in a private daycare. She gained a lot of experience working with young children and their families. The different types of behavior that young children display encouraged Monica to continue to work with young children. Monica enjoys spending time with her friends and family when she is not working. She also enjoys painting, interior decorating, dancing, yoga, and hiking with her Chihuahua Carlito. |
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B.A. from Framingham State College Mary recieved her B.A. from Framingham State College and worked for several years for the federal government in the Department of Health and Human Services. She then attended Mass Bay Community College and graduated as a Registered Nurse. She became interested in both neurological issues and pediatric populations while doing clinical rotations at Boston City Hospital, Newton-Wellesley Hospital and MetroWest Hospital. Mary's background includes working with neurologically impaired adults in medical and private settings. Her most recent job was in a behavioral hospital where she worked on a unit with children experiencing a variety of emotional and neurological difficulties. While there she became experienced in methods of crisis prevention and behavioral management. She also gained a knowledge of different classes of psychiatriac medications, their methods of action and side effects. Mary lives with her huband, two daughters and two cats. When not at work she enjoys hiking, canoeing and ice fishing. Specialties and Other Certifications:
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Masters in Secondary Education from Providence College Keridan received her Bachelor’s degree in English literature from Holy Cross. She volunteered as a tutor for Worcester middle school students, an experience that opened her eyes to the value of individualized attention. After graduation, she taught high school English for two years. Keridan enjoyed the classroom environment, but continued to work one-on-one with students who benefited from such a situation.While pursuing her Master’s degree through Providence College’s PACT program, Keridan became increasingly interested in special education and learning exceptionalities, particularly in the context of the inclusive classroom. Her thesis dealt with critical educational theory, and the idea that that the subject matter and style of a course should be based, at least to some degree, on the needs and input of its individual students. With this in mind, Keridan established individual learning goals, adapted curriculum, and devised appropriate accommodations. In her spare time, Keridan can usually be found reading, playing the guitar, or enjoying coffee and conversation with friends or family members. Specialties and Other Certifications:
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B.A. in Psychology from Wheaton College Matt Fisher has a B.A in Psychology from Wheaton College in Norton, MA. While enrolled at Wheaton, Matt became interested in Behavioral Psychology which led him to learn about ABA and how it is used to support students with Autism. After graduation, Matt spent 2 years working with teenagers with autism in a private residential setting as an ABA counselor. During this time, Matt gained a lot of experience in ABA therapy, behavior management strategies, case management, and data collection. Matt was promoted to a Lead ABA counselor position at the residence which consisted of direct care duties, administrative work, and employee management. Moving on to public school, he spent a year working as an ABA counselor in the Newton Public School system before becoming employed at his current position at the School for Accelerated Learning. Matt believes that students can be more successful if technology is utilized in their daily lessons, which is why he has enrolled in a Master's Program for Assistive Technology at Simmons College. In his spare time, Matt likes to play golf, tennis, and basketball. He also enjoys hanging out with friends, exploring his Cambridge neighborhood, and is learning to play guitar and harmonica. Specialties and Other Certifications:
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Masters in Elementary Education from Clark University Kim completed her student teaching in Worcester Public Schools throughout the 06-07 school year in a second grade classroom. Also during college, she worked part-time as a classroom aide/residential counselor at a school which serves children ages 6-22 with social, emotional, and behavioral disorders.After graduation, Kim worked for The Bridge of Central Massachusetts as a head teacher of an 8-week intensive summer school program in Worcester. She taught students at the elementary level with various learning disabilities.When she is not working, Kim enjoys spending time with her family and friends, cooking and baking, going to the beach, and being an avid Red Sox and Patriots fan. Specialties and Other Certifications:
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Masters in Elementary Education from Northeastern University Rick has been with Milestones since 2005. He first began as a Head Teacher for our autism class at Camp Good Times. He then joined our year-round teaching team at SAL as classroom counselor, and is now a Head Teacher for our Pythons classroom. After many years working in Boston law firm, he returned to school and earned his Masters degree in Elementary Education from Northeastern University and is a Massachusetts licensed teacher. Specialties and Other Certifications:
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B.S. in Psychology from Eastern Nazarene College While working on her degree she worked with emotionally disturbed children through the MSPCC (Massachusetts Prevention of Cruelty to Children) as well as teaching swimming lessons to children of all walks of life. Jennabeth worked one on one with the Dean of Students doing research studying the effects of affect on children in swimming. After graduation, Jennabeth worked with clients under the Autism spectrum doing neurofeedback with children as well as behavioral management with their parents. During this time Jennabeth gained a greater knowledge of neurofeedback and much experience in developing and training parents in behavioral management techniques. When Jennabeth is not working, she enjoys spending her time swimming, skiing and spending time with her friends and family. Specialties and Other Certifications:
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B.A. in Art Education from Salem State College Kerrie James received her Bachelor of Arts in Elementary and Middle School Art Education. She is currently working toward her Masters in Special Education at Salem State College. Kerrie has worked at Milestones Inc. in various capacities over the past few years. She has worked as an art teacher for Camp Good Times, as well as being an assistant teacher and head teacher in the Scorpion and Python classes. Last year, Kerrie spent time in Detroit, MI teaching art in an inner city school. Kerrie enjoys working with kids with special needs and especially loves giving her students creative ways to express themselves through the arts. While completing her degree, she spent time studying art therapy and created many adapted art lesson plans for a special needs classroom. When Kerrie isn’t teaching, she enjoys spending time with her husband, visiting art museums, oil painting, watching documentaries, decorating and rearranging her home, and doing other creative projects. Specialties and Other Certifications:
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B.A. in Psychology from Wheaton College Stephanie is a recent college graduate. During her undergraduate career, she was awarded a Fellowship Grant affording her the opportunity to intern in a classroom with severely autistic boys. Through her intership she developed art and cooking programs for the boys,in addition to learning how to successfully use ABA in a school setting. While in her senior year of college, she was employed part-time in a residential home for autistic teenage girls. Through using 1:1 ABA and 2:1 ABA she learned the importance of patience and dedication. Working at the group home has allowed her to understand that intervention for individuals with special needs is not just about shaping the individual to meet societal standards but also to help the family adapt and understand the individual's behavior. At home, she enjoys spending time with family and friends, reading, singing and going for walks. Specialties and Other Certifications:
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B. A. in History from Framingham State College Chris received his Bachelor of Arts in History from Framingham State College. After graduation, Chris worked as an after school associate with elementary aged children, coached a boys sports, and began working with high school aged children who suffer from emotional and behavioral problems. During this time, Chris gained a great deal of experience in developing sensory play, numerous behavior management techniques, and data collection and analysis. Chris also worked with families, and fellow staff members to ensure the individual needs of each student were being met. When Chris is not working, he spends time with his friends and family. He enjoys music and playing the guitar, and also enjoys a variety of physical activities, especially rugby, basketball, and weightlifting. Specialties and Other Certifications:
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Masters in Couseling Psychology from Northeastern University Mary Klecan received her Masters of Science in Counseling Psychology from Northeastern University. While there, she interned at a public elementary school leading social skills groups for students. She also interned as a substance abuse counselor at an outpatient rehabilitative clinic. Since she completed schooling she has worked as a mental health counselor providing therapy at homeless shelters, in schools, and at clinics. She has worked with clients of all ages, but feels she is most effective and has the most interest in working with children and adolescents. Before becoming a member of the SAL community Mary also worked as an ABA counselor/teacher specializing in behavioral treatment for students on the Autistic spectrum. While there she gained valuable experience in developing, implementing, and recording behavioral plans and data. She also found her passion for working with children with special needs in an educational environment. She is currently working toward her Masters degree in Special Education. Mary likes to spend her free time outside hiking, running, camping etc. She also enjoys banging her drums and playing with her dog. Specialties and Other Certifications:
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Bachelors of Arts in Psychology from Plymouth State University Kendall Kravchuk received her BA in Psychology from Plymouth State University. During this time she volunteered at a homeless shelter watching children of homeless individuals. Kendall worked two summers at "Camp Good Times," the summer program at SAL. There she learned to facilitate pragmatic interaction, to implement behavior plans, as well as behavior management techniques.Upon graduation Kendall enrolled in Salem State College to work towards her Masters in Psychology. Her various classes have informed her of the different idiosyncrasies of the disorders which the children at SAL have been diagnosed with and how to better understand and help each individual child. This is Kendall's second year at the School for Accelerated Learning. When Kendall is not working she enjoys reading, going to the gym and spending time with friends and family. Specialties and Other Certifications:
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Psy.D. in Clinical Psychology from the Massachusetts School of Professional Psychology Amity earned her doctoral degree from Massachusetts School of Professional Psychology with a concentration in Children, Adolescents, and Families. She completed her post-doctoral training in Pediatric Neuropsychology with an emphasis on treating children with significant learning disorders, executive functioning difficulties, as well as children on the Autism Spectrum. Prior to that, she completed two years of intership training at local community health centers where she provided individual and group therapies for children of all ages. In addition, Amity received extensive training in conducting psychological assessments of children and adults. Amity also has experience working in school settings. In her work with children she strives to work collaboratively with the familes. She employs an eclectic approach and utilizes strategies to help meet the needs of familes she serves. In her free time, Amity enjoys spending time with her family and friends. She also likes cooking, arts and crafts, hiking with her dog and traveling. |
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Bachelors of Arts in Communication from Keene State College Ryan got his start in the education field substituting in his local school district while still in college. After graduating, Ryan continued to work as a substitute for a year. During that summer Ryan worked with a local blind boy to raise money to put together brail books for his community. In 2006 he became a paraprofessional at an elementary school (grades 2 to 5). The follow year he moved up the middle school still working as a paraprofessional in a behavioral room where, he gained experience in behavior management techniques and implementing behavior support plans and helping with IEPs. In Ryan’s spare time he enjoys playing, writing and recording music receiving his certificate in Audio Production at The Center For Digital Imaging Arts at Boston University as well as 3 years of classical guitar training. He also enjoys spending time outside surfing, running, going to the gym and spending time with his family. Specialties and Other Certifications:
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M.Ed. in Moderate Disabilities K-8 from Wheelock College While working on her degree Bridget volunteered at a program for teens who were identified as "delinquent" by the court. Bridget also worked with the Department of Social Services working with parents and children on behavior modification strategies which provided support to individual families. After graduation, Bridget worked with middle school students in an inclusive setting who had emotional, behavioral, and/or learning disabilities. During this time Bridget gained experience working with students with disabilities by adapting curriculum to meet individual needs, developing and implementing behavioral management techniques, and teaching small and whole group instruction. Bridget continued to work with middle school-aged children while she completed her Masters degree in Teaching Students with Moderate Disabilities. Bridget was the lead teacher of the Scorpions class for the 2005-2006 academic school year. In September of 2006 Bridget will be the lead teacher in the Salamanders classroom. When Bridget is not worked she likes to spend time with her family and friends. She also likes outdoor activities and going to the beach. Specialties and Other Certifications:
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B. A. in Neuroscience and Genetics from Norwich University Alex Michaels has extensive experience working with children with various Neurocognitive and Developmental Disabilities in different capacities. Professionally, for the past 14 years, Alex has served on numerous scientific and educational boards throughout New England. Alex lectures across the United States, has written an course for UMass Medical Center on Asperger’s Syndrome, and was featured in National Geographic Magazine (July 1999). In 1994 she started and serves as the Executive Director of Milestones, Inc. where she oversees all aspects of operation and heads up new divisions. In her spare time, Alex enjoys spending time with her family and two children. Specialties and Other Certifications:
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B.S. in Journalism - Boston University Jennifer Moran has been with Milestones since 2001 and has extensive experience managing corporate departments and business operations, coordinating and managing special events, and designing and publishing web sites and business publications. As part of our team at Milestones, Jennifer is the Chief Operating Officer where her focus is managing our corporate office and many of our business operations, systems, special projects, and exercising creativity developing and designing corporate publications, logo and our web site. When Jennifer is not working she spends her time as an art photographer and indulging in other creative activities. Specialties and Other Certifications:
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A.S. in Early Childhood Education Candidate for Masters in Behavior Education Years Working With Children: 5 Karlie has been working with children for several years. She has experience in a classroom setting, in residential homes, and different practicum with children with special needs. During her time in one of her internships, she was first exposed to ABA. Karlie worked one on one with a child with severe behavior issues in an elementary classroom. She enjoys helping children and families excel as individuals and as a family. At home, Karlie enjoys being with her friends and family, reading, mountain biking, swimming and mountain climbing. Specialties and Other Certifications:
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M.S. in Speech/Language Pathology from Rutgers University Regina has been with MIlestones for several year moving from the position of Intervention Specialist, where she provided direct service to Milestone's clients, to that of Regional Education Coordinator. In this role she provides supervision, guidence, and support to Intervention Specialists and the clients we service. Regina's started her professional experience as a Speech/Language Pathologist. In this capacity, she has worked with severely developmentally delayed adults in a residential setting. Her speech/language background also includes working with children with special needs in a residential setting. Both of these experiences required Regina to work within a multi-disciplinary approach. Regina's experience broadened with the opening of her own daycare facility where she provided a fun, safe environment for children ages birth - school age for 13 years. This experience not only included working daily with the children, but was great experience working with families as a whole. The next step in Regina's experience was working within a curriculum enrichment program called The Discovery Van as an Educational Resource Specialist. Here Regina traveled around Boston's north shore servicing children ages preschool through early elementary. Regina was responsible for implementing existing curriculum and developing additional curriculum for eight science/nature themes. Regina also helped program teachers and staff find ways to carryover themes into their curriculum. When Regina is not working, she tries to spend time with her children who are now teens and don't particularly want to hangout with Mom! She also enjoys nature related activities such as birdwatching, hiking/walking and nature photography. Her downtime activities also include reading and meditation. She also enjoys watching the Patriots and the Red Sox!! |
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M.A. in Speech Language Pathology from Wayne State University Kelly received a Bachelor of Arts in Communication Sciences and Disorders and Master of Arts in Speech Language Pathology from Wayne State University in Detroit. Kelly came to Boston to complete an internship at Massachusetts General Hospital where she gained extensive experience evaluating and treating children with a variety of issues, including resonance disorders, speech and language delays, feeding disorders, traumatic brain injuries and burn injuries. Shortly after graduation, Kelly began treating children with Autism Spectrum Disorders through an ABA Home Program in Watertown, MA. Kelly enjoys working with children of all populations and has special interest in working with those on the Autism spectrum. At this time, Kelly is completing her Clinical Fellowship Year, and looks forward to obtaining a Certificate of Clinical Competence in Speech Language Pathology upon its completion. During her spare time, Kelly enjoys exploring Boston and its attractions, visiting family in Michigan, cooking, boating, and spending time outdoors. |
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B.A. in Psychology and Child Development from Tufts University During graduate school, Caitlin interned with an Early Intervention center. She went on home visits for children under three years of age with various developmental delays and helped lead preschool-like groups for children on the autism spectrum and children with sensory integration difficulties. For two years, Caitlin worked in the Kindergarten classroom of a daycare center; during this time she assisted children with various special needs. Caitlin worked as a 1:1 educational facilitator for a child with autism, doing discrete trial training and helping to encourage social interactions in the classroom. Caitlin also worked in a middle school as a research assistant on a study evaluating the efficacy of computer-based programs for increasing the attention spans of children with ADHD. In her spare time, Caitlin coaches a university cheerleading squad and enjoys watching baseball and football. Caitlin also likes to bake. Specialties and Other Certifications:
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Diane been with Milestones since 2005. She brings to Milestones her vast experience and knowledge of office systems, protocols, and client services skills as she has spent most of her professional career working in the human services industry providing support to medical professionals and kindness to their clients. At Milestones Diane provides office support, manages projects, and most importantly ensures a welcoming atmosphere for all clients whether it be in person, by phone, or by email. When Diane isn't working she enjoys time with her family and friends and walking her dog. |
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B.A. in Psychology from Manhattanville College Jessica has extensive experience working with children on the Autism Spectrum. Jennifer’s experience comes from working with children one-on-one in a kindergarten classroom and is a psychiatric hospital working. Jessica gained additional experience working in a residential treatment program for children with disabilities. Specialties and Other Certifications:
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B.A. in psychology from Loyola College Jennifer had extensive experience as an ABA therapist and behavior specialist working with children diagnosed on the Autism Spectrum. She has worked at both private agencies as a therapist and tutor/mentor for children. While living in Baltimore, Jennifer worked at a summer program for children teenagers with cognitive challenges focusing on social, behavioral, and self-care goals. Jennifer has worked in school classrooms, the community, and at homes with children, their families, and other therapists. Jennifer loves incorporating fun and play into learning with children! Jennifer maintains clean data collection, consistent behavior plan implementation, and always uses her resources for the best reinforcement possible to maintain her students’ interest during therapy. If children are interested, Jennifer enjoys using physical activities and sports, games, and role play or social stories to supplement her therapy sessions. In her free time Jennifer likes to visit her friends and family in Maine and in Massachusetts. She also enjoys activities like running, cooking, painting, swimming, golf, and basically any other sport you can think of! Specialties and Other Certifications:
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