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Case Clarity Consultation
A focused review for families seeking to understand why progress has stalled.
- Record and concern review
- Consultation meeting
- Priority roadmap
Clinical consultation for complex pediatric cases
When progress stalls, find the roadblock.
Full Circle Therapy helps families and professional teams understand what may be getting in the way, then develops a practical, individualized path forward.
Every inquiry begins with a fit, scope, and location review. Direct clinical services are provided only where legally and ethically permitted.
22+ yearsAcross early intervention, autism education, ABA, and consultation
BCBA & NJ LBABoard Certified and New Jersey Licensed Behavior Analyst
Team-centeredCollaboration across home, school, therapy, and medical settings
Virtual accessProfessional and family consultation across time zones where permitted
When a fresh perspective may help
Consider consultation when a child is not moving forward.
A focused second look can clarify whether regulation, engagement, communication, flexibility, behavior, learning readiness, or team alignment is affecting progress.
Progress has plateauedSkills are not advancing despite ongoing services or repeated program changes.
The underlying barrier is unclearBehavior may be communicating a need that has not yet been fully understood.
Strategies do not carry across settingsHome, school, and therapy teams may be working from different assumptions or plans.
Complex needs interactRegulation, communication, sensory, developmental, and behavioral factors overlap.
A team needs a structured case reviewProfessionals want an organized way to review data, priorities, and next steps.
Parents need a practical roadmapThe family needs recommendations that make sense in daily routines, not only in sessions.
Consultation options
Clear services for families and professional teams.
Each engagement has a defined purpose, process, and deliverable rather than open-ended hourly advice.
02
Professional Team Case Conference
A collaborative case review for physicians, BCBAs, therapists, schools, and care teams.
- Case formulation
- Team conference
- Written recommendations
03
Progress Reset Intensive
A time-limited consultation sequence for complex cases requiring review, implementation, and refinement.
- Multi-step review
- Follow-up consultation
- Final action plan
04
Agency Clinical Advisory
Ongoing support for organizations managing complex cases and developing clinical teams.
- Case rounds
- Staff development
- Program consultation
A disciplined process
From a complicated story to an actionable plan.
The goal is not to add more strategies. It is to identify the most important barriers and organize the team around the next best steps.
1
Share the context
Clarify the referral question, current services, what has been tried, and where the child will be located.
2
Review the full picture
Examine developmental, behavioral, communication, regulation, learning, and environmental factors together.
3
Identify priorities
Distinguish foundational needs from secondary concerns and define a practical order of action.
4
Align the team
Translate findings into concrete recommendations that can be used consistently across settings.
Sora Wasserman, M.S.
BCBA • New Jersey LBA
Clinical consultant with more than 22 years of experience supporting infants and children with autism and developmental disabilities, their families, and the professionals serving them.
Early intervention through school-age experience ABA treatment planning and program supervision Parent coaching and multidisciplinary collaboration DIRFloortime Level 1 certificate
Meet SoraClinical approach
Look beneath the behavior. Strengthen the foundation.
Lasting progress often begins by improving the foundations that make a child available for connection, communication, flexibility, and learning.
“The most useful plan is one that explains what is blocking progress and can actually be carried into everyday life.”
- Behavior-analytic assessment and decision-making
- Developmental and relationship-based perspective
- Practical recommendations for home, school, and therapy
- Respectful collaboration with the child's existing team
Who we support
One child. Many important perspectives.
Consultation is designed to connect the people who know the child in different settings.
Families & caregiversClarity, priorities, and practical guidance
Physicians & care teamsFocused referral collaboration
ABA agenciesComplex-case and program support
Schools & programsTeam alignment and consultation
Allied professionalsSpeech, OT, mental health, and related teams
Begin with a brief fit and scope call.
Tell us who is requesting consultation, where the child or organization is located, what has been tried, and what question needs to be answered.