Our Staff

Sarah Haws, MSCP, BCBA

Behavior Analyst/Consultant &

Child Enrichment Center Clinical Supervisor

Sarah Haws, MSCP, BCBA and owner of Child Enrichment Center, develops comprehensive home or center-based Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) programs individualized to target a child's specific deficits in speech, language, play, social interactions, independent-living skills, academics, and behavior management problems.  Sarah has been working with children with severe to mild developmental delays and Autism Spectrum Disorders in Hawaii since 2003.  In 2006, she began traveling to Japan to train, supervise, and provide ABA consultation to teams of paraprofessionals implementing ABA treatment to children.

 

Sarah Haws is a Board Certified Behavior Analyst (BCBA) and a member of the Association for Behavior Analysts International.

Sarah is the founder and owner of Child Enrichment Center LLC  and has been in business since 2006.  Sarah has a passion for improving the lives of children and providing them with the adaptive skills necessary to live productive lives.  She feels that every child deserves the education and training necessary to reach their full potential. 

Child Enrichment Center LLC

Program Supervisor & ABA Paraprofessional

The ABA Paraprofessional is a service provider who works under the supervision of the BCBA Supervisor by teaching the child on a daily basis.  Their responsibility is to implement the procedures outlined by the supervisor with accuracy.   Because children progress and improve in a program based on Applied Behavior Analysis quickly, the supervisor will need to update the program frequently.  The Program Supervisor assists the BCBA Supervisor in training the providers and evaluating the child’s progress in treatment.

To ensure that quality services are consistently provided, weekly supervision, monthly theoretical trainings, and quality assurance evaluations are provided to support our staff in their clinical skills.

All new employees of  Child Enrichment Center are required to complete and pass a 14 hour training process including practical and theoretical testing and evaluation.  Our goal is to provide quality treatment services to children with Autism Spectrum Disorders.