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 We hope to improve the services offered to parents of autistic (and related developmental disabled) children. The services currently offered to parents are unacceptable in our opinions. We developed this company to help parents and schools in working with these children with the child's best interests in mind. With our experience and knowledge of this field, we believe we can help and give hope to the families of these children. |
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-Germaine Seufert, M.A., NCC, LPC has completed her Masters degree in Counseling Psychology and Counselor Education at the University of Colorado at Denver with an emphasis in Couples and Family Therapy. She is licensed as a Licensed Professional Counselor by the State of Colorado. Germaine was trained and supervised by a Lovaas Consultant for over three years, also by a TEACCH supervisor for over one year, has worked in the Children's Hospital in Denver in psychiatric units and overall has over nine years of experience with children with autism and their families in in-patient, school and in-home settings. Germaine has continued her trainings in various types of therapy for children with autism and their families over those years and has been a key-note speaker.
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-Carolyn Ayotte, BS holds a Bachelor in Science from Northwestern University in Human Development and Psychological Services and is currently working on her Masters in Youth and Family Ministries at Denver Seminary. She has training and experience with Relationship Development Intervention and Applied Behavioral Analysis. This year, she has also begun to facilitate small play groups or play dates for children with autism. Additionally, she has several years of experience tutoring elementary-aged children with specific learning disabilities. "I look forward to putting my experience to work for your child!"
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-Andrea Haymond-Tang, BA received her Bachelors degree in Psychology from the University of Iowa in 2003. She is currently attending the University of Colorado at Denver for her Masters degree in Counseling Psychology and will be doing my practicum this summer, with a projected graduation in May 2009. She has always wanted to work with children and has had an interest in autism for several years, although she has just recently begun working in the field. She loves working with kids and believes there is so much hope and potential for children with autism. She really enjoys being a part of helping these kids grow.
-Shannon Schafhausen, MA, NCC is a graduate of the University of Northern Colorado where she received her Master of Arts in Community Counseling. She is also a National Certified Counselor. Presently, she is employed as a Mental Health Therapist in Larimer County. Her past and current experience includes working with individuals with developmental disabilities. Her interests are focused in developing her knowledge and furthering her education as a therapist in the field of autism.
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