School District Leaders:

When behavior systems aren’t working, it impacts everything.

  • Staff feel overwhelmed and inconsistent

  • Students are removed from general education settings

  • Teams rely on reactive strategies instead of prevention

  • Behavior plans aren’t implemented with fidelity

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two women standing in a sunlit hallway facing each other and conversing

This work focuses on building systems that actually function in real school environments. We partner with districts to build staff capacity through coaching, consultation, and trauma-informed behavior support—so systems improve and supports last.

From assessment to implementation support

Our support is designed to help schools and districts move beyond one-time training and short-term solutions toward consistent, sustainable practice. School Behavioral Consulting is led by Allison Mahoney, a former Special Education teacher and Board Certified Behavior Analyst (BCBA). We partner with school and district leaders to assess current implementation, identify the systems and conditions influencing staff practice, and determine where to focus improvement efforts first.

From there, we provide implementation support matched to your team’s needs and readiness, which may include professional development, leadership consultation, job-embedded coaching, implementation tools, and fidelity monitoring. Our goal is to strengthen internal capacity so school teams can provide effective, inclusive, and preventative behavioral support that lasts.

Outcomes you can expect from us include:

  • Increasing student access to general education

  • Reducing reliance on crisis response, isolation and restraint

  • Building preventative, function-based systems that work for your staff

  • Increasing staff confidence and consistency

Phase 1 Assessment Options:

Implementation Snapshot

Timeline: (4-6 weeks)

Ideal for: A school or district that has identified a specific implementation concern and needs a focused outside perspective on where to begin

Investment level: focused

Program Implementation Diagnostic

Timeline: (6-8 weeks)

Ideal for: A school or district that needs a deeper understanding of implementation within one program before investing in coaching, PD, or other supports

Investment level: moderate

District Implementation Diagnostic

Inquire for information.

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Phase 2 Implementation Support:

After completing our initial assessment process, you will select from three levels of implementation support ranging from virtual-only to a semester-long, in-person partnership with the goal of increasing your staff’s capacity long-term.

Our Packages Include:

  • customized professional development

  • virtual consultation

  • customized implementation tools and resources

  • leadership problem solving

  • on-site implementation appointments

What makes us different:

Implementation support happens in real classrooms, not just training sessions

Focus on prevention and function-based support

Designed to reduce restraint and increase inclusion

Built for sustainability, not dependency

Ready to build staff capacity and strengthen your district’s systems? Get in touch with us today.

Need BCBA Supervision for your school-based RBTs/CBTs?

Testimonials

  • Elementary Inclusion

    “Through [Allison’s] care, professionalism, and patient attention…we were able to help [our] student be calmer in class, engage in learning, and even develop new friendships with peers.”

    -Special Education Teacher, Seattle Schools

Contact School Behavioral Consulting Today

e: info@schoolbehavioralconsulting.com

p: 425-312-3696

or book a virtual consultation directly through this link.

*Disclaimer:
All testimonials featured on this website were solicited from former clients and collaborators in accordance with the BACB Ethics Code (5.08: Using Testimonials from Former Clients for Advertising). Each testimonial accurately reflects the professional relationship between the author and School Behavioral Consulting and has been shared with permission. No identifying student information is included to ensure confidentiality and privacy compliance.