08/05/2026
At Silver Lining ABA, we believe that meaningful impact extends beyond the walls of our clinics and into the communities we serve.
Recently, our CEO, Kristen Wilcock, BCBA, and COO, Michele Murphy, had the privilege of traveling to Jamaica to collaborate with caregivers, educators, and professionals supporting children and adults at West Haven Children’s Home. Together, they shared evidence-based ABA strategies, developed practical tools, and explored ways to create meaningful support for the individuals in their care.
While they were honored to provide training and resources, what made this experience truly special were the relationships built along the way. The dedication, resilience, and compassion demonstrated by the staff and community members served as a powerful reminder that learning is always a two-way exchange.
One of the most exciting outcomes of this experience is that the partnership will continue long after the trip has ended. The Jamaica team has invited us to provide ongoing training and consultation, and we are proud to share that a BCBA from our organization will be providing remote support and mentorship. In addition, we look forward to sending additional team members in the near future to continue sharing knowledge, building skills, and strengthening this collaborative relationship.
We extend our sincere gratitude to the residents, caregivers, educators, and community partners who welcomed Kristen and Michele so warmly. We are also thankful to the incredible team at Hi-5 ABA for helping make this collaboration possible and for their commitment to expanding access to quality ABA resources and support.
Experiences like these reinforce our belief that when we lead with compassion, collaboration, and a commitment to learning, we create opportunities for growth that benefit everyone involved.
💙 We are honored to be part of this ongoing journey and look forward to continuing to support the incredible team in Jamaica as we work together to create meaningful and lasting impact.
