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ABC of NC values diversity, equity, and inclusion, as we employ and serve people from a variety of diverse backgrounds, and we want to ensure that everyone who enters our campus feels safe, accepted, and included. We do not tolerate discrimination against individuals or groups based on age, sex, gender, gender identity, race, culture, ethnicity, national origin, religion, sexual orientation, disability, neurodiversity, language, or socioeconomic status.

ABC of NC is a non-profit dedicated to providing high-quality, evidence-based diagnostic, therapeutic, and educational services to people with autism spectrum disorder; ensuring service accessibility to individuals from any economic background; offering support and hope to families; and advocating for inclusion and acceptance.

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ABC of NC

16 hours ago

ABC of NC’s founders and Board Chairs, Felice Rosenberg Brenner and Richard A. Brenner, gifted our Executive Director, Selene Johnson, a custom painting commemorating her 25 years of working with ABC of NC! The painting was created by local NC artist King Nobuyoshi Godwin, who identifies as having autism. The name of the painting is “The dog is having a chilling day because it's watching the leave tv ‘25’.” The piece features the number 25 throughout and a dog, symbolic of Selene’s 25 years of service and her love for dogs! Congratulations, and many thanks to Selene for 25 years of dedication and leadership!To learn more about King and his art visit www.kinggodwin.com/about. #autismawarness #autism #autismacceptance #neurodiversity #neurodivergent #autismo #spectrum #autismadvocate #supportautism #inclusion #nonprofit...Behavior analysts are knowledgeable about the risks to privacy and confidentiality associated with the use of social media channels and websites and they use their respective professional and personal accounts accordingly. They do not publish information and/or digital content of clients on their personal social media accounts and websites. When publishing information and/or digital content of clients on their professional social media accounts and websites, behavior analysts ensure that for each publication they (1) obtain informed consent before publishing, (2) include a disclaimer that informed consent was obtained and that the information should not be captured and reused without express permission, (3) publish on social media channels in a manner that reduces the potential for sharing, and (4) make appropriate efforts to prevent and correct misuse of the shared information, documenting all actions taken and the eventual outcomes. Behavior analysts frequently monitor their social media accounts and websites to ensure the accuracy and appropriateness of shared information. ... See MoreSee Less

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ABC of NC

7 days ago

ABC of NC would like to extend a huge congratulations to Vanessa Rodriguez on her recent promotion from Registered Behavior Technician to Assistant Program Supervisor. Way to go, Vanessa!#autismawarness #autism #autismacceptance #neurodiversity #neurodivergent #autismo #spectrum #autismadvocate #SupportAutism #inclusion #nonprofit...Behavior analysts are knowledgeable about the risks to privacy and confidentiality associated with the use of social media channels and websites and they use their respective professional and personal accounts accordingly. They do not publish information and/or digital content of clients on their personal social media accounts and websites. When publishing information and/or digital content of clients on their professional social media accounts and websites, behavior analysts ensure that for each publication they (1) obtain informed consent before publishing, (2) include a disclaimer that informed consent was obtained and that the information should not be captured and reused without express permission, (3) publish on social media channels in a manner that reduces the potential for sharing, and (4) make appropriate efforts to prevent and correct misuse of the shared information, documenting all actions taken and the eventual outcomes. Behavior analysts frequently monitor their social media accounts and websites to ensure the accuracy and appropriateness of shared information. ... See MoreSee Less

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ABC of NC

1 week ago

ABC of NC’s virtual tours/information sessions last one to two hours and are conducted by a senior member of our program staff, typically a Board Certified Behavior Analyst (BCBA) or Assistant Behavior Analyst (BCaBA). These sessions offer you the opportunity to learn more about available services; financial aid and insurance coverage; application and intake requirements; and other topics.Join our FREE Virtual Tour and Information Session on September 13th from 11:00am-1:00pm to learn more about ABC of NC.Click the link in our bio to register today.#autismawarness #autism #autismacceptance #neurodiversity #neurodivergent #autismo #spectrum #autismadvocate #supportautism #inclusion #nonprofit...Behavior analysts are knowledgeable about the risks to privacy and confidentiality associated with the use of social media channels and websites and they use their respective professional and personal accounts accordingly. They do not publish information and/or digital content of clients on their personal social media accounts and websites. When publishing information and/or digital content of clients on their professional social media accounts and websites, behavior analysts ensure that for each publication they (1) obtain informed consent before publishing, (2) include a disclaimer that informed consent was obtained and that the information should not be captured and reused without express permission, (3) publish on social media channels in a manner that reduces the potential for sharing, and (4) make appropriate efforts to prevent and correct misuse of the shared information, documenting all actions taken and the eventual outcomes. Behavior analysts frequently monitor their social media accounts and websites to ensure the accuracy and appropriateness of shared information. ... See MoreSee Less

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