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Schedule a Free Consultation with our affiliate advocate
Certified in Collaborative Problem Solving®
145 West Main Street, Tustin, California 92780, United States
HBCC is excited to partner with Dr. Diane Lew, an advocate who is Certified in Collaborative Problem Solving ® (CPS). Her mission is to ensure that every child is receiving the programming, behavior support, and services in the school setting that they require as viewed through a social-emotional & enrichment lens.
Collaborative Problem Solving® gives students the behavior supports needed to feel safe and connected in their access to learning.
Academic success is not one-size-fits-all. When a student is emotionally regulated their potential is maximized, which translates to better academic successes.
This looks different for every student. Facilitating Parents & Teachers Together as Allies through collaboration takes knowing the fidelity of the CPS model, as well as advocacy solutions.
SEAS & HBCC's ability to work collaboratively in the school setting ensures that behaviors are better understood from the latest neuroscience perspectives, which supports your child toward durable solutions that work for everyone.
For information about our Free Monthly support in navigating behaviors in the school system with Dr. Diane Lew, click here.
For more information, SEAS Orange County
*The Collaborative Problem Solving®(CPS) approach is owned and developed by Think:Kids (www.thinkkids.org), a program based in the Department of Psychiatry at Massachusetts General Hospital(MGH) in Boston, MA. Those CPS Certified receive ongoing supervision from T:K and are independent of MGH.
Helping the Behaviorally Challenging Child (HBCC) is a California Nonprofit Public Benefit Corporation whose mission is to enable children experiencing behavioral health challenges to lead more productive and inclusive lives. We work to transform these children's lives by deepening adults’ understanding of their behaviors, and promoting effective interventions that focus on connectedness, collaboration, and inclusion.
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