How much and what type of supervision do the direct interventionists receive?
A. BEST provides an enormous amount of supervision to its interventionists. Supervision will be provided by the Co-Clinical Director to evaluate the consumer’s current program and behavioral interventions in place. Data taken on the consumer’s program and challenging behaviors will be graphed and analyzed to monitor the consumer’s progress, provide recommendations to the team and the consumer’s family to continue the consumer’s progress in all areas targeted, and to develop strategies to overcome any problem areas. The Clinical Team will develop and write new programs to help the consumer reach his or her goals and may also conduct new functional assessments as new challenging behaviors arise. Supervision includes in-home or in-class supervision, individual meetings between interventionist and supervisor, small group supervision meetings, full-staff meetings, monthly clinic meetings with the parents, supervisor, and program coordinator, BEST staff presentation, and Directors’ meetings.
