Missy Cornish, M.S.
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Profile: I live in Cincinnati, Ohio and have been working for
Meaningful Day Services since June 2004. I became interested in
behavior analysis while attending the University of Dayton. I
began an internship/job as a therapist for a boy with autism. We
worked with behavior analysts and attended seminars/conferences.
Everything about behavior analysis fascinated me. In addition, I
absolutely loved watching the improvements and advancements this
little boy made over the years. The excitement and feeling of making a
difference is someone’s life is the reason I went on to get my masters degree
in behavior analysis. I am passionate about my job and I am always
looking for a challenge!
Catchments:
Aurora, Batesville, Columbus, Lawrenceburg, Sunman
Education and Licensure:
Master's, Behavior Analysis and Therapy, Southern Illinois University, 2004
Bachelor's, Psychology, University of Dayton, 2002
Areas of Expertise:
Project 12-Ways (Carbondale, IL), working with families with histories of
abuse and neglect
New England Center for Children (Boston, MA), working with teenage
boys and girls with autism
MDS, Inc., working with individuals with mental retardation, autism, etc.
Meaningful Day Services since June 2004. I became interested in
behavior analysis while attending the University of Dayton. I
began an internship/job as a therapist for a boy with autism. We
worked with behavior analysts and attended seminars/conferences.
Everything about behavior analysis fascinated me. In addition, I
absolutely loved watching the improvements and advancements this
little boy made over the years. The excitement and feeling of making a
difference is someone’s life is the reason I went on to get my masters degree
in behavior analysis. I am passionate about my job and I am always
looking for a challenge!
Catchments:
Aurora, Batesville, Columbus, Lawrenceburg, Sunman
Education and Licensure:
Master's, Behavior Analysis and Therapy, Southern Illinois University, 2004
Bachelor's, Psychology, University of Dayton, 2002
Areas of Expertise:
Project 12-Ways (Carbondale, IL), working with families with histories of
abuse and neglect
New England Center for Children (Boston, MA), working with teenage
boys and girls with autism
MDS, Inc., working with individuals with mental retardation, autism, etc.
