Category Archives: Related Services
#IAMHEREFOR the Option for In-Person Learning for ALL Students with High Needs Rally
Join Us on December 13th for a silent rally!
We will release bubbles collectively as a culminating act at the end of our rally. Although this will be a silent rally, for those who wish to participate by car, we encourage horn blowing!!
Masks are required.
Children are welcome.
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Northeast Family Services
With the uncertainty regarding the pandemic, remote schooling, and income insecurity, many children and their families are under a great deal of stress. Northeast Family Services is offering mental health and behavioral health programs that can help families and children cope more effectively with the challenges ahead.
Northeast Family Services has immediate or almost immediate availability for the following programs:
- In Home (Family) Therapy (IHT)(English, Spanish and Portuguese): twice-weekly intensive family therapy to improve communication, emotional regulation, and smoother family functioning (anyone can refer)
- Outpatient Therapy: individual weekly counseling to explore feelings and improve mood (anyone can refer)
- In Home Behavioral Services (IHBS): twice-weekly intensive family-based services that focus on changing specific behavioral concerns (anyone can refer)
- Therapeutic Mentoring (TM): One to one weekly community-based service during which the child and Therapeutic Mentor focus on goals related to social skills and emotional regulation (must be referred by a clinical “hub” who is the child’s outpatient clinician, Intensive Care Coordinator, or IHT Clinician)
Northeast Family Services is also offering these specialized programs with immediate or almost immediate availability:
- Multicultural Outreach Team (MOT): treating the specialized needs of Spanish and Portuguese-speaking families.
- PRIDE Team: serving the mental health needs of the LGBTQ+ community.
We are also accepting referrals for:
- ABA (Applied Behavior Analysis): ABA is an evidenced-based approach to understanding and changing behavior. By determining the function of behaviors, a behavior analyst identifies ways to modify the home environment and teach new skills to improve an individual’s health and safety, ability to communicate, and family relationships.
All programs are currently being offered through telehealth to ensure the health and safety of those we serve during the COVID-19 pandemic.
For more information on all of our services or to submit an online referral, please visit our website at ne-family.com. You may also respond to this email or reach out to Veronica Paris Boske using her contact information below.
Veronica Paris Boske, MSW, LICSW
Program Director Metro Region
MOT Program Director Metro, Northeast & Southeast Regions
Northeast Family Services
Cell: 978-482-8277, Main office: 774-206-1125
Email: vboske@ne-family.com
10_17 (Saturday 1 PM) Step by Step Due Process Appeal Rights
*Please note this is a Saturday meeting*
Zoom: https://us02web.zoom.us/j/88533207697?pwd=YWc4NnVGZGV1REJFemwyKzlFclEvdz09
Meeting ID:
885 3320 7697
Passcode:
559750
Dial In:
+1 929-205-6099
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10_29_20 @ 7 PM_Basic Special Education Rights
Zoom:
https://us02web.zoom.us/j/81038032832?pwd=YWxIOThnajk4UXgwWkRiQmd6YVlPQT09
Meeting ID: 810 3803 2832
Passcode: 896366
Dial In: +1 929-205-6099
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Haitian Creole
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Education Tracking Log
Keep track of your student’s learning with the
REMOTE EDUCATION LOG
MFOFC and its partners recently announced the launch of Remote Education Log, a web-based app to help families keep track of their children’s remote special education services and instruction while school is closed. Remote Education Log uses TallyLab’s privacy-first data collaboration platform to ensure children’s data is kept safe and secure.The Remote Education Log is freely available for anyone to use at https://log.education.
Remote Education Log was born out of a partnership between Massachusetts Advocates for Children and the Northeast region of Mass Families Organizing for Change,
Supporting Child with Special Needs during Remote Learning
Supporting Your Child with Special Needs during Remote Learning September 26th, 2020 at 11:00 am EST.
This virtual workshop is for parents who have a child with special needs. Registration in advance is required. You will receive a Zoom link after registration.
Spaces are limited. Click here to register
Virtual Workshop in Vietnamese: Supporting Your Child with Special Needs during Remote Learning October 3rd, 2020 at 11:00 am EST.
Register here for the Vietnamese workshop
Navigating Special Education As We Return to School
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Min. 4 Day In-Person Option For All Students with High Needs
In Person Services in School, Community or Home
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