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EPISODE · Nov 2, 2024 · 15 MIN

Amanda Schaunaman Breakthroughs in Autism with High Support Needs

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Live from the Arizona ABA Conference, this episode dives into the groundbreaking work of Blue Sprig Pediatrics, a leader in providing innovative ABA services across the nation. Amanda Schaunaman, Director of Clinical Operations, shares how Blue Sprig is transforming autism care with their Severe Behavior Clinics, expanding to 21 locations in Georgia, and supporting clients of all ages with compassionate, individualized services. Discover how Blue Sprig maintains a strong company culture while growing, and learn about their exciting projects shaping the future of ABA therapy. Don’t miss this insightful conversation! Timestamps: 00:00 Welcome from the Arizona ABA Conference 00:35 Blue Sprig Pediatrics and Their Work 01:37 Blue Sprig’s Severe Behavior Clinic and its unique impact 04:05 Blue Sprig’s expansion in Arizona and Georgia 05:33 How Blue Sprig maintains company culture while growing 08:53 Social skills programs for teens and older clients 11:07 Off the clock: Amanda’s surrogate experience 14:04 Exciting projects and how to connect with Blue Sprig

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