Bridging the Gap: 10 Strategies to Support Caregivers at Home
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6:00 PM - 7:00 PM
Without the right tools, caregivers can get stuck in the Reaction Trap — constantly responding to challenging behaviors instead of preventing them.
That reactive cycle costs everyone: less time for learning, connection, and the activities that matter most. As professionals, we're in a unique position to break that cycle by equipping families with the same prevention strategies used in the classroom or center.
In this Safety-Care Live webinar, we'll walk through 10 practical strategies you can share with parents and caregivers — from the fundamentals of behavior to building safety plans for home and the community — so families have consistent, shared tools to protect quality of life at home.
Speaker
Cassie Herman
Master Trainer, QBS
Cassie Herman is a Board Certified Behavior Analyst with extensive experience supporting individuals with developmental disabilities. Originally from Chicago, Illinois, she began her career in 2004 while attending Bradley University, where she discovered her passion for behavior analysis through both home-based and school-based services.
She later advanced her training at the New England Center for Children in Massachusetts, working in residential services while completing her Master’s degree in Applied Behavior Analysis at Northeastern University. Over the course of her career, Cassie has provided services in Illinois, Indiana, and Massachusetts across home-based and center-based settings.
Her diverse professional experiences have allowed her to develop expertise in behavior reduction—particularly with severe self-injury and physical aggression—as well as in skill acquisition using verbal behavior, precision teaching, the Essential for Living curriculum, and fluency-based instruction.
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