Meghna C.
Certified Autism Specialist (CAS), Special Educator
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Certified Autism Specialist, Autism and Behavioral Program Specialist, Lenoir County Public Schools
Board Certified Cognitive Specialist, Program Director, Brain Balance of Mequon
Step into a thought-provoking episode of ‘The Daily Show,’ where hosts Christine B. and Brandon W. engage with Meredith Tekin, President of the International Board of Credentialing and Continuing Education Standards (IBCCES). In this episode, they tackle the pressing issues and nuances of neurodiversity and inclusion. This article recasts their insightful discussion into a Q&A format, offering you a closer look at the world of neurodiversity, the mission driving IBCCES, and the real-world impact of their certification and training programs. Join us as we navigate through this engaging conversation, shedding light on how understanding and embracing neurodiversity is not just beneficial but essential for creating inclusive communities.
Autism Certificate Hospitality Professional, Assistant Manager at Aquaventure, Atlantis Dubai
A new wave of inclusivity is sweeping through the realm of public recreation, focusing prominently on the needs of neurodiverse individuals. This shift is crucial for the evolution of parks and recreation departments in their approach towards accessibility and inclusion, as highlighted by Lane Gram, the Recreation Manager at Gilbert Parks and Recreation, and Meredith Tekin, President of IBCCES during a recent podcast interview on Let’s Talk Parks with Berry Dunn.
Certified Autism Specialist (CAS), Clinical Director and Senior Behavior Therapist