Steven Kossor
No guestbook wall comments yet.
No family members added yet.
No Friends have been added.
About Me
I founded and am the executive director of the Institute for Behavior Change, and am the director of the Network for Behavior Change. We provide in-home and in-school mental health and behavioral support for childen in southeastern PA. I am an expert in Medicaid funding and provide consultations to help parents and professionals obtain Medicaid funding for treatment services throughout the USA. My services are available through OurCaseManager.pro -- the best value in the behavioral treatment world!
With more than thirty years of experience helping children on the autism spectrum achieve greater success in life, and helping their parents to provide them with as much support as possible, it is wonderful to meet so many like-minded people. AutismOne is a wonderful gathering of helpful, thoughtful, compassionate parents, professionals and advocates and I feel privileged to be recognized as one of them.
Created the Children's Behavioral Health Center to deliver free evaluations to children in Pennsylvania so that they can obtain the Medicaid benefits that they are entitled to (regardless of family income) and created OurCaseManager.pro to distribute information about treatment planning and outcome monitoring to the widest possible audience, for the benefit of children with disabilites, no matter where they live.
The Lord has given me a tenacious personality that abhors the words "can't" and "won't." My motto is "Oh, I will, and you can't stop me" and I strive to help others who find themselves in desperate situations to get the support and assistance necessary to triumph despite any obstacles in their path. In fact, there are no obstacles, only hurdles of varying heights. None of them is so great that it cannot be overcome, gotten around, or gone under. Even mountains disintegrate with time.
You can contact me through any of the websites listed above. If I can help, I will.
Tell others that Medicaid is a benefit that exists in all 50 states, that the EPSDT benefit also exists in every state, that the "Rehabilition Option" has been exercised in all 50 states, and that it is possible for every state to provide "Behavioral Health Rehabilitation Services" to their disabled children. I can show them how to do it responsibly and successfully, based on 16 years of experience in Pennsylvania.
We provide treatment services based on a successful model that I created in 1981 which involves direct supervision of service delivery personnel by license mental health professionals. These professionals supervise Bachelors level mental health professionals who deliver 10, 20, 30 or more hours of direct 1:1 service to children each week in their homes, schools and communities. We take outcome data from parents each week so that we can tailor the program to work, well.
