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https://unlockingthespectrum.com/careers/Unlocking The Spectrum is surrounded with amazing children, families and staff every single day and Courtney Pingleton and Angela Stokes, both Board-Certified Behavior Analysts (BCBAs), are nothing short of phenomenal! To learn more about Courtney and Angela’s journeys to becoming leaders in the Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) field, check out their stories below! Courtney’s Journey […]

Right now, and more than ever, it is critical to ensure all possible precautions are taken to prevent the spread of COVID-19 and to protect the children and families served by Unlocking The Spectrum. Unlocking The Spectrum’s mission is to provide the highest quality Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) therapy to all children with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD).  

“I chose to become an RBT to help children diagnosed with Autism Spectrum Disorder gain a better quality of life through teaching coping, daily living, and social skills.” – Chiffon Warner At Unlocking The Spectrum, incredible children and amazing staff walk through the doors each day. Chiffon Warner and Katelyn Yates, both certified Registered Behavior

“I never dreamed of being a Registered Behavior Technician, but here I am and loving every minute of it!” – Crystal York Registered Behavior Technicians (RBTs) at Unlocking The Spectrum are vital to the company and clients. UTS is surrounded with amazing employees who are passionate and hardworking, much like Crystal York is. To learn

Receiving an autism diagnosis for your child can be intimidating. Many parents may feel confused, stressed, or even depressed after a diagnosis and may have questions about what to do next. It is important to remember that your child is not defined by their disability and what comes next is a new life journey. Unlocking

Although many fall plans have changed this year due to the pandemic, we wanted to provide you with a few fun sensory-friendly activities your child can enjoy from home. Have fun! 1. Paint and decorate pumpkins Pumpkins are a major symbol of fall and carving them is often a yearly tradition for many families. Start

Halloween is an exciting time for many children but for those diagnosed with autism spectrum disorder (ASD), Halloween can create challenges or apprehension. Making a family plan ahead of time can relieve some stress for you and your child. To help you navigate the Halloween experience, we have compiled some tips and ideas so your

Thanksgiving is an exciting holiday for many people. Going to a relative’s house, eating delicious food, and spending quality time with loved ones are a few of the many reasons people enjoy Thanksgiving. For individuals on the autism spectrum, Thanksgiving can bring up opposite feelings. Below is a list of ideas that can help you

Enjoying A Socially-Distanced And Sensory-Friendly Holiday Season This year has changed many plans for people all across the world, and sadly holiday festivities will be included. Below is a list of sensory-friendly holiday activities you and your family can all enjoy while staying safe and socially distanced Go to see Christmas lights This fun excursion

Enjoying A Socially-Distanced And Sensory-Friendly Holiday Season This year has changed many plans for people all across the world, and sadly holiday festivities will be included. Below is a list of sensory-friendly holiday activities you and your family can all enjoy while staying safe and socially distanced. Go to see Christmas lights This fun excursion