Elise Ipock, M.S.
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Profile: Hi, my name is Elise I would like to tell you a few things
about myself and my experience in human services. I began to be
interested in rehabilitation psychology as a senior in college. My first
internship was at a school for children with developmental
disabilities. I worked in a classroom for teenagers with autism,
helping with group and individual teaching projects. The emphasis of
my graduate studies was rehabilitation of people with brain injuries.
After graduating with a master's in rehabilitation psychology, I
worked with people who had physical as well as developmental
disabilities. I was trained in applied behavior assessment and have
worked with people with developmental disabilities in both home and
employment settings since 1998.
I moved to West Lafayette, Indiana with my husband in 2005. In
March 2006, I began employment with Meaningful Day Services, Inc. I
am currently taking new clients in Tippecanoe County.
Catchments:
Tippecanoe
Education and Licensure:
Master of Science in Rehabilitation Counseling, UNC-Chapel Hill, 1994
Bachelor of Arts in Psychology, Guilford College, 1992
Professional Organizations:
Indiana Association of Behavior Consultants
Areas of Expertise:
Experience with people who have various disabilities, including:
Physical
Mental
Developmental and Dual Diagnosis
Developing functional assessments of individuals' behaviors with the
participation of the clients and caregivers
Positive Behavior Supports including teaching functional skills to
replace problem behaviors
Personal Interests:
Spending time with my husband and our cats
Visiting friends and watching films
Visiting my family as often as possible
Reading and researching information about disabilities
about myself and my experience in human services. I began to be
interested in rehabilitation psychology as a senior in college. My first
internship was at a school for children with developmental
disabilities. I worked in a classroom for teenagers with autism,
helping with group and individual teaching projects. The emphasis of
my graduate studies was rehabilitation of people with brain injuries.
After graduating with a master's in rehabilitation psychology, I
worked with people who had physical as well as developmental
disabilities. I was trained in applied behavior assessment and have
worked with people with developmental disabilities in both home and
employment settings since 1998.
I moved to West Lafayette, Indiana with my husband in 2005. In
March 2006, I began employment with Meaningful Day Services, Inc. I
am currently taking new clients in Tippecanoe County.
Catchments:
Tippecanoe
Education and Licensure:
Master of Science in Rehabilitation Counseling, UNC-Chapel Hill, 1994
Bachelor of Arts in Psychology, Guilford College, 1992
Professional Organizations:
Indiana Association of Behavior Consultants
Areas of Expertise:
Experience with people who have various disabilities, including:
Physical
Mental
Developmental and Dual Diagnosis
Developing functional assessments of individuals' behaviors with the
participation of the clients and caregivers
Positive Behavior Supports including teaching functional skills to
replace problem behaviors
Personal Interests:
Spending time with my husband and our cats
Visiting friends and watching films
Visiting my family as often as possible
Reading and researching information about disabilities
