Conduct Curb, LLC

05/31/2026

Our April 2026 newsletter is published on our website! View it here or at www.conductcurb.com to see what we were up to in the first quarter of 2026! 💚💜

05/25/2026

This Memorial Day, we’re grateful to live and serve in communities built on the sacrifices of those who came before us. As we gather with family and friends today, we remember the brave souls who gave their lives so we could share these moments together. Wishing everyone a meaningful and safe holiday. 🕊️❤️

05/13/2026

Meet our RBT Spotlight, Sarah!! Sarah brings her heart into work every single day. The care, patience, and genuine compassion she shows her clients does not go unnoticed—it’s felt in every small moment, every success, and even in the tough times she navigates so gracefully.

She doesn’t just run programs—she truly connects. She creates a space where her client feels safe, supported, and understood, and that is something that can’t be taught—it comes from who she is. The way she celebrates their wins, stays steady through challenges, and continues to show up with kindness speaks volumes about her dedication.

This work isn’t always easy, but she handles it with so much strength and heart. Thanks for your hard work, Sarah!! 💜💚

05/10/2026

This one’s for ALL the moms! 💐

The autism mamas who fight, advocate, celebrate every milestone, and never stop believing in their child. The RBTs, BCBAs, and therapist moms who love their clients like their own. And the friends, grandmas, and village moms who hold everyone else up. Happy Mother’s Day — you are the backbone of everything we do. 💚💜

04/29/2026

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We understand that the vast majority of people with disabilities never have the experience of independently riding a conventional two-wheel bicycle during their lifetime. Research shows that over 80% of people with Autism and 90% of people with Down syndrome never experience this thrill. Defying the...

04/24/2026

Learning to share space, follow routines, and engage with others—these are big skills.

In our preschool prep classroom, we support each child as they build confidence navigating group environments while continuing to grow their independence and communication skills. 💜💚

04/23/2026

There’s something powerful in the everyday moments.

After practicing and building this skill over time, one of our clients is able to wash his own dish independently—a meaningful milestone that reflects his hard work and progress. Tasks like this might seem small, but for many children diagnosed with Autism, mastering Activities of Daily Living (ADLs) builds confidence, autonomy, and real-world independence.

At our center, we focus on supporting each child as they develop skills that carry into everyday life—one step at a time. Because independence isn’t just a goal—it’s something that’s earned through persistence, support, and growth. 💜💚

04/21/2026

Policy Matters in Indiana

Decisions made by policymakers aren’t just about budgets—they shape the daily lives of individuals with autism and their families.

These policies determine:
• Access to ABA therapy
• In-home and community supports
• Waitlists for critical services
• Opportunities for independence

Recent changes in Indiana include limits on therapy, shifts in provider funding, and stricter eligibility requirements. While aimed at controlling costs, these decisions can reduce access, delay care, and impact quality of life.

Supports like respite care, employment services, and behavioral therapies aren’t optional—they’re essential.

That’s why advocacy matters. Your voice helps ensure policies support—not limit—the autism community.

04/18/2026

Two more days to submit!

In honor of World Behavior Analysis Day, The Hoosier Association of Behavior Analysis presents a HABA Design Contest!

Submit your original design to celebrate ABA and support autism advocacy in Indiana! We’re looking for creative artwork that promotes inclusion, empowerment, and meaningful change for individuals with autism. Share your voice, raise awareness, and help make a difference in our community. Winning designs will be featured on apparel and be available for purchase.

Proceeds benefit ABA advocacy work by HABA, InPEAT, and the ARC.

Submit your design by April 20th at hoosieraba.org/design