A behavior expert VitalGuide coaches parents on modeling good behaviors and understanding the causes of negative behaviors and how to help your child with behavior challenges like:

1. Modeling good behaviors at home and in other environments
2. Interpreting behaviors
3. Handling meltdowns and tantrums. Behaviors during social interactions and play
4. Aggressive and Disruptive Behaviors
5. Self Harm and Harmful behaviors
6. Diagnosis, treatment, and resources for behavior issues - navigating resources and getting second opinions

Video coaching session with a Behavioral Therapy VitalGuide

Rasheedah has over twenty years of experience working with children and adults with developmental disabilities, including 13 years as a Preschool Disabled Teacher in public schools. She is also a Behavior/ABA Therapist and a Child Development Specialist for Early Intervention. Rasheedah has experience with children and families from varied cultures and socioeconomic backgrounds. Deeply committed to advocating for individuals with special needs, specifically ASD.  Her passion is working in early childhood - she loves learning through play with her "littles" and coaching families in developmentally appropriate (and fun) practices. 

On the personal side, Rasheedah is the mother of two sons. She enjoys traveling with her family and watching her youngest son play soccer!

Rasheedah Bennett, VitalExpert Behavior Specialist

An experienced early childhood expert will coach you on helping your shy or clingy child socialize
1. Why does my child suddenly cling to me (understanding object permanence and separation anxiety)
2. How to help my shy child socialize?
3. My child clings to me all the time (in front of strangers, at family gatherings, and at home)
4. It is a big challenge to drop off my clingy child for childcare or preschool
5. When to seek medical attention for separation issues

Talk to a specialist about helping your child when your child is excessively shy or clingy.

Aisling Hagan, VitalExpert Behavior Specialist

Rehan Mairajuddin, VitalExpert Behavioral Specialist

Patty Cordova, VitalExpert Behavioral Specialist

Marissa Nunes, VitalExpert Behavior Specialist

Brianne House, VitalGuide & VitalExpert Behavior Specialist

An experienced behavior therapist, early childhood teacher, or child psychologist will coach you on how to approach a child that frequently harms or hurts others
1. Understanding the causes of problematic behaviors like hitting, biting, or kicking
2. How to help your child break the habit of hurting others
3. When to seek medical attention or behavior therapy
4. How to thoughtfully address the concerns of the teacher or the parent whose child has been harmed

Talk to a specialist about helping your child when your child is hurting others (e.g., hitting, biting, kicking)

An experienced behavior specialist or executive function expert will coach you on helping your child with organization, executive function and ability to follow instructions as follows:
1. Simple activities to encourage your child with organization or following directions
2. Setting up the right expectations and home environment to promote structure and executive function
3. Understanding and addressing the causes behind your child's challenges with following instructions or being organized
4. When and how should I seek medical attention (or diagnosis) for child's executive function challenges

Talk to a specialist about helping your child with organization or following directions

An experienced pscyhologist or behavior specialist will coach you on helping your child develop social skills:
1. Simple activities to promote social development for each age
2. I am concerned about my baby's social development
3. My child does not share their toys or want to play with other kids his age
4. Should I be concerned about my child's social issues and seek medical attention?

Talk to a specialist about helping your child with social skills or playing with others

An experienced behavior therapist or child psychologist coaches you on common toddler behaviors and how to handle them:
1. Understanding the causes of tantrums and other problematic behaviors
2. How to help your toddler calm down and regulate
3. Types of problematic behaviors that need medical attention 
4. How to manage meltdown or tantrum behaviors during drop off or pick up from daycare or school
5. How to manage frequent meltdown or tantrum behaviors in public places or at a family gathering

Talk to a specialist about helping your child's tantrum or meltdown behaviors

Working with children has been a passion of Aisling's since she graduated form high school! Because of that, she has found herself working with children for the last 8 years, 4 of those years working directly with children diagnosed with Autism.

Her passion for her work took off as soon as she realized the benefit she contributed, not only to the children's lives but also to their families. She has continued her training by pursuing an MA in ABA, Special Education, and continued her passion in the ABA field as a Clinical Resident.

Her purpose and passion are to help make a family's life easier through individualized, realistic approaches and solutions.

Rehan is a board-certified behavior analyst who specializes in behavioral issues and functional skill building during early childhood development. He helps with picky eating, pica, joint attention skills, social skills, plays skills, communication, and much more. He is passionate about what he does as he also experienced behavioral issues with his son.

Patty is a Mom, Behavioral Specialist, and a Parent Coach.  She is fluent in English and Spanish.  She is passionate about working with parents and children.  Patty uses her knowledge and expertise to help parents implement intervention activities, monitor the development of children, and also provide parents with the knowledge they need to care for their children.

Marissa's passion is to assist individuals with mental health, behavior, and special needs, dating to her adolescent years. There was a lack of resources and professional expertise for individuals who suffered from special needs in the environment she was raised in. Marissa was determined to research, educate herself, gain experience, and advocate for those who needed it most. 

She's been servicing children and adolescents for 9 years through mentorship, intensive therapy, assessment, and building behavior plans for growth and success. She credits her parents and family for playing a vital role in her upbringing and who she is today. Her goal is to help parents navigate challenging behaviors their child might be displaying by educating and equipping them with the proper tools and resources for success.

Video coaching session with a Behavioral Therapy VitalGuide

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