January 26, 2025 - 00:25

Matthew Hilley, a former teacher, has established a new initiative called Applied Behavior Analysts, aimed at providing essential support to struggling parents in the community. Recognizing the challenges many families face, Hilley has partnered with graduate students to offer pro bono parenting classes designed to equip parents with effective strategies and tools for managing their children's behavior.
The program seeks to address a growing need for accessible parenting resources, especially for those who may not have the financial means to seek professional guidance. Hilley’s initiative emphasizes the importance of positive reinforcement and behavior modification techniques, helping parents foster a nurturing environment for their children.
An informational session is scheduled for February 1 at Culpeper Baptist Church, where interested parents can learn more about the classes and how they can benefit from this valuable resource. With Hilley's dedication and the support of graduate students, this program aims to empower families and improve parenting skills within the community.
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