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Day: October 7, 2026

Team training: building engagement through songs and movement, with Nona Davis

Nona Davis, Clinical Supervisor, leading a training session for the AlphaBee clinical team

On October 6, our clinical team met at AlphaBee Etobicoke for a training session led by Nona Davis, MT, BCBA, RBA (Ont.), Clinical Supervisor. Our Hamilton and Scarborough teams joined by Zoom. The session looked at how songs and movement routines can help children with autism share attention, communicate and connect with the people around them.