Anne Dick has worked with special needs children for more than seven years. She has a bachelor’s degree in psychology. Anne enjoys learning and has attended numerous training and workshops over the years. She has shared her information by giving a training presentation to other staff members in the Phoenix programs as well as giving presentations for schools on behavioral management.  Anne is married with four children.

John Laliberte’ M.S. Clinical Psychology. The past seven years he has also worked as a senior therapist in autism services programs.  His experience includes working with children identified as emotionally disturbed in residential settings as well as with children with Autism Spectrum Disorders in family homes.

Cheryl Suchocki has been working with children identified with Autism Spectrum Disorders for more than ten years. She has a bachelor’s degree in psychology and human development.  In addition to her years of experience working with children in their homes, Cheryl has worked with children in early childhood development programs.  Cheryl is a native of Northeast Wisconsin with two children of her own.  She enjoys spending time with her family, reading and playing golf.