LIFE Behavior Consulting, LLC

03/16/2026

Happy Neurodiversity Celebration Week! Let's embrace the differences in human brain patterns and celebrate the strengths that make us all special 🧠 ❤️

03/13/2026

We're introducing a new social media series: LIFE Spotlight! ✨ Our employees are amazing, and we want to shine a spotlight on them so you can get to know the people who make up the heartbeat of our organization. Up first is Latajah Lassus! Swipe to the next slide to learn all about Latajah and what she loves about working at LIFE Behavior. 🙂

03/11/2026

Sharing for anyone in the Gwinnett area who may be interested!

Gwinnett County Transition Fair
Date: March 14th, 2026
Time: 9:00 AM - 12:30 PM
Location: Peachtree Ridge High School
1555 Old Peachtree Road
Suwanee, GA 30024

03/09/2026

Happy International Women's Day to women everywhere! We're proud to honor and recognize the achievements women have accomplished and continue to accomplish while also acknowledging that there's still work to be done regarding equality and women's rights issues. 💜💚🤍

For more info on International Women's Day, visit https://www.internationalwomensday.com/ .

We also want to wish a belated happy Women's History Month and encourage people to spend the entire month learning about the incredible trailblazing women throughout history. 💓

03/05/2026

Yesterday may have been Spread the Word Day, but the movement to decrease usage of the R-word continues year-round. It's a hurtful and derogatory word that demeans members of the disabled community. We must band together against this damaging language and work towards spreading positivity and inclusivity instead. The language you use matters, so let's spread the word about the harmful effects of the R-slur and remind people that the things you say have power! Nobody deserves to feel excluded because of a word ❤️

For more info on the Spread the Word campaign, check out https://www.bestbuddies.org/spread-the-word/ !

03/01/2026

March is Developmental Disabilities Awareness Month! First recognized by President Ronald Reagan in 1987, the goal of this month is to spread awareness of developmental disabilities (such as autism, cerebral palsy, and ADHD), which are defined by the Center for Disease Control as "impairments in physical, learning, language, or behavior areas."

The National Association for Councils on Developmental Disabilities (NACDD) helps lead a campaign every March to increase awareness of people with developmental disabilities in all aspects of community life. However, this is also a time to address barriers that those with developmental disabilities face in society and work to remove those barriers. This month, let's listen to the stories of those with developmental disabilities and advocate for a more equitable world for them! ❤️ 🌻

02/26/2026

This webinar focuses on supporting the emotional and mental health needs of both graduating young adults and the caregivers who support them during this transition.

What you’ll learn:

- A therapeutic exploration of the developmental milestones common between the ages of 18–24
- Short- and long-term strategies for managing anxiety, worry, and stress
- Practical guidance for recognizing and responding to symptoms of depression for both caregivers and the young adults they support

Who Should Attend:

Caregivers, family members, and close supporters of young adults with disabilities who are approaching or navigating life after high school. Soon-to-be graduates, siblings, and other trusted supports are welcome.

Register at https://bobbydodd.org/bdi-empowers-webinar/

ID: A graphic promoting an upcoming webinar on Stress Management for Families, focused on helping teens with disabilities adjust to life after high school. It features a photo of Dana Smith, a licensed clinical social worker at BDI. Below the photo is the date and time: Thursday, March 26, 10-11 AM EST. Beneath that is the Center for Psychological & Educational Assessment logo, which is a sponsor of the session.

02/24/2026

Self-advocacy is so important ❤️

Becoming a strong self-advocate is not something that happens overnight. It is a gradual process where you take small steps to develop your own voice. Here are some simple ways to start advocating for yourself.

- Deciding what clothes you want to wear
- Deciding what activities you want to participate in after school or on the weekends
- Use the resources that are available to you.
- Know your rights.
- Understand your disability.
- Be able to explain your disability to others.
- Attending and participating in IEP/Vocational Rehabilitation meetings.
- Asking for accommodation.
- Asking questions when you don’t understand something.
- Understanding your rights as a person with a disability and being able to…
- Send a letter to your legislator if your rights aren’t supported.
- Talking to Teachers/Counselors about your needs.
- Asking for accessible seating or better access at a restaurant, concert, or sporting event.
- Asking questions when you don't understand something, even if everyone else understands.

ID: Infographic with icons, including the self-advocacy examples listed above.

02/17/2026

The Lunar New Year, an important celebration in many East and Southeast Asian countries, begins today! 2026 is the year of the Fire Horse, the first time in 60 years that this combination of zodiac animal and classic element has occurred. Though the 12 animals of the Chinese zodiac (and its variations in other countries) change every year, the 5 elements (water, wood, fire, earth, and metal) only change every two years.

On behalf of the staff of LIFE Behavior, we hope you have a joyous, safe, and prosperous start to the year of the Fire Horse! 🧧 🔥 🐴

02/14/2026

The staff of LIFE Behavior wishes everyone a happy Valentine's Day! Whether you're spending it with family, friends, or a special someone, we hope your day is filled with love and joy. 💝 💘 💌

02/06/2026

As we celebrate Black History Month, we take time to acknowledge the contributions and accomplishments of disabled Black Americans throughout history. Go through the slides for a look at four iconic Black disabled Americans and their stories! ❤️

02/03/2026