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Understanding Racism from a Behaviour Analytic Perspective – workshop summary

Sheila Sekasi, Founder and Managing Director of Advancements ABA in London gave an informative and thought-provoking presentation as a guest speaker at Green Light’s PBS workshop this morning. Sheila is a Board Certified Behaviour Analyst based in Kent who has worked in a variety of roles in the field since 2008. Sheila’s company Advancements works […]

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25th November 2021

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Congratulations Hannah Rundle, Award Winning Registered Manager

Congratulations Hannah Rundle, Award Winning Registered Manager

We are delighted to announce that Tresleigh’s Registered Manager Hannah Rundle received the National Learning Disabilities & Autism Awards Registered Manager Award at the ICC in Birmingham on Friday 29th of October.  The Registered Managers award was created to recognise Managers who set the tone and the culture of a service, demonstrate a high level […]

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1st November 2021

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‘In celebration of menopause month…’ – A guest blog by Heather Sanders

‘In celebration of menopause month…’ – A guest blog by Heather Sanders

Heather Sanders is Group Quality Manager for Green Light and a Counsellor at her practice Carbis Bay Counselling   I really did say ‘in celebration of menopause month’… I can imagine there are a few of my fellow women laughing hysterically right now! What is to celebrate about menopause? Well quite a lot really.  The […]

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21st October 2021

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Congratulations Darina Donnellan, BCBA

Congratulations to Darina Donnellan who this week passed the (notoriously difficult) BACB exam to become a Board Certified Behaviour Analyst. Darina joined Green Light as a Behaviour Analyst Intern in order to complete the 1500 hours supervised practice needed to sit the exam.  She was recently promoted from the Internship role to an Assistant Behaviour […]

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8th October 2021

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Meet the Team – Rob Radley

Meet the Team – Rob Radley

Rob Radley joined Green Light’s Wheal Gerry team as a Support Worker in May 2021.  The team, based in Camborne, support three young adults with autism and learning disabilities to take part in everyday activities at home, locally and in other parts of Cornwall.          Q: Where are you from and where […]

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9th July 2021

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Behaviour Analyst Internship Role Created in 2020

Behaviour Analyst Internship Role Created in 2020

In 2020 Green Light created a Behaviour Analyst Internship role for students of Applied Behaviour Analysis (ABA) and Positive Behaviour Support who were attending or just completing university courses.  ABA is the study of behaviour and learning; applied to help people develop skills and improve quality of life.  Although some special schools use ABA, Green […]

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28th May 2021

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New Service Opening Soon – Recruiting Now

New Service Opening Soon – Recruiting Now

Are you looking for meaningful work?  – Why not join us as a Registered Manager, Support Worker, or Waking Night Support Worker?   Green Light PBS Ltd. is a Cornwall based provider of services to people with autism and learning disabilities.  After a period without growth, we are now starting to grow again to meet demand […]

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24th May 2021

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Meet the Team – Samu Taukei

Meet the Team – Samu Taukei

Kerry Noonan who leads Green Light’s recruitment caught up with Samu Taukei who decided to join Green Light from a career in hospitality in early May 2021.  He is now a Support Worker with the Big Wig Team who support three adults with autism and learning disabilities in the home in Holywell Bay, just outside […]

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24th May 2021

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Meet the Team – Jo Pyrah

Meet the Team – Jo Pyrah

Managing Director and ‘Nominated Individual‘ Jo (short for Jonathan) Pyrah is one of the founding team who started Green Light in 2009.  This team was made up of family members, long-longstanding colleagues, friends and local investors, some of whom had relatives with autism.  The company was called ‘Green Light’ because Jo ‘couldn’t think of a […]

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29th April 2021

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