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We provide behavioral services in school districts across Long Island.
Our school consulting team offers the following services:
Complete a service request form
if you are currently contracted with us. Don't have a current contract with us?
Please contact the office to get started. See a comprehensive list of job sites for our vocational students:
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individual & family counselingWe provide support services directly to individuals and families with autism spectrum disorders and other special needs.
Our family and individual consulting team offers the following services:
We are on several insurance panels and are growing every day.
Please contact Insurance@positivebehavior.org with any questions. We will provide a good faith estimate to any client paying privately or with insurance plans to which our providers are out of network. |
our Michigan locationUnder the direction of Dr. Kaarin Anderson Ryan, we also have a location in West Michigan on the Lakeshore, serving the greater Grand Rapids area and the lakeshore communities including Grand Haven, Spring Lake, Holland, and Muskegon.
Our West Michigan location offers the following services:
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Our team provides training to agency staff, education staff, and families on using positive behavior support in schools, homes and in the community. Training options include the following:
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positive transitions to workPBS CONSULTING is partnering with the CENTER FOR COMMUNITY INCLUSION and CELEBRATE EDU on this initiative for individuals who have graduated or aged out of high school.
PTW is a 2-year college campus-based experience with a strong focus on skills that lead to desired vocational outcomes. |
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adult continuing educationOur Adult Continuing Education classes provide inclusion opportunities at local colleges, where Self-Directed learners
can become a part of the college community. Students interact with same-age, typical peers during the course of the school day, in the context of lunch, learning, special interest groups, events, athletics, and/or internships. Educational experiences focus on practical and functional skills of everyday living such as Budgeting & Finance and Self Advocacy. Additionally, students may explore new interests in a variety of topics such as Art Appreciation, World Cultures, Disability in Film or the Evolution of Hip Hop. New classes are added each semester. New Classes Coming January 2023. Class Announcements in December |
internship opportunitiesWe provide clinical supervision and professional development opportunities to professionals and paraprofessionals who are faced with severe challenging behavior. These services include ongoing support, training, and feedback to help develop positive and effective solutions for the challenging behaviors.
We are an approved practicum site for several universities. |
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courses & workshopsPBS is pleased to be able to provide a variety of trainings for parents and professionals addressing the most critical issues pertaining to individuals with autism spectrum disorder (ASD) and other developmental disabilities. We offer a broad range of topics that can be delivered online or in person. We continue to update our course offerings on an ongoing basis, and can provide trainings for larger groups onsite, or for smaller groups at the PBS corporate office in Northport, NY. The approximate duration of each training is noted in the course description, although any training can be tailored in length or scope to meet your particular needs. New trainings can also be developed on topics that are not listed here.
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