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Behavior TOSAs

Who Are Behavior TOSAs?

The ISD Special Services Behavior Team is a partnership of Behavior Analysts and Social Workers. The team offers support to school personal through a collaborative approach to understanding student behavior.

What Training Do We Receive?

Behavior Analysts: BCBAs have a master's degree in education, psychology, or a related field with specific coursework in behavior analysis. They also complete supervised fieldwork under other BCBAs, pass a certification exam, and maintain their credentials through continuing education each year. 

Social Workers: School-Based Social Workers have a master's degree in social work (MSW). As Clinical Social Workers, they bring a unique expertise around mental health, comorbidity, and trauma-informed practices in schools. They use a variety of therapeutic approaches in their work and connect families to community resources. 

What Do We Do?

We seek to improve the individual and collective experiences of our students, teams, and families through a synthesized holistic approach using trauma-informed practices and principles of behavior analysis. We strive to keep students at the center of our work by using a strengths-based and equity lens as we practice data-informed decision making, and proactively and systematically support the unique needs of the students we serve. 

Resources

Behavior Analysts

Dina Alatorre
425-837-7059

Scott Gross
425-837-7133

Caitlyn Smith
425-837-7188

Rachel Starrin 
425-837-7131

Social Workers

Miriam Corlett 
425-837-7103

Ryan McGlynn 
425-837-7261

Vic Sanford