Re: Re: Fw: [GC-AS] Altermative to Monarch home program

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It is good to know another consultant. I won't get into it on the board, but we actually just switched from steps to someone else. Primarily, this was due to their lack of sensory integration knowledge and such. They do have some wonderful folks working there, though.From: Pattison <egerpatt@...>Subject: [ ] Re: Fw: [GC-AS] Altermative to Monarch home program Date: Wednesday, July 9, 2008, 11:06 AM

I really like Nameth's/Connor' s approach. She does not currently work with us (she is so busy) but I am hoping to work with her again soon. She has been a special ed teacher in an autism classroom in a public school with solid ABA but also an understanding of the sensory component/need. I was so please with her while we worked together. She is based in Lyndhurst.

Autism Consulting for children with Autism, Lyndhurst, 216-272-3963 **Autism Scholarship Provider

I have also heard great things about Steps - and only good things, which is rare, so to speak :-)