kin:pathic

kin:pathic K:P provides child-centered educational, behavioral, and wellness services in southern NH and northern MA.

💙 Meet the Team: Tiffany “TJ” JonesWhen families first reach out to kin:pathic, TJ is often the friendly voice on the ot...
02/24/2026

💙 Meet the Team: Tiffany “TJ” Jones

When families first reach out to kin:pathic, TJ is often the friendly voice on the other end of the phone.

As our Operations Assistant and Intake Coordinator, TJ helps guide families through the first steps of starting services, making sure they feel supported, understood, and never alone in the process.

We’re grateful for the compassion, empathy, and connection TJ brings to every family she supports.

She may be one of our tiniest team members, but she’s already demonstrating excellent floor-based problem solving, advan...
02/23/2026

She may be one of our tiniest team members, but she’s already demonstrating excellent floor-based problem solving, advanced flexibility training, and a strong commitment to work-life balance.

We’re confident she’ll grow into one of our hardest-working staff… eventually. For now, she’s focusing on the fundamentals: curiosity, resilience, and the occasional upside-down strategic planning session. At Kinpathic, we believe patience, nurturing, and a little bit of play create the most meaningful growth — and she’s well on her way.

Stopping something fun can feel harder than starting something new.When endings come suddenly, kids often react before t...
02/20/2026

Stopping something fun can feel harder than starting something new.
When endings come suddenly, kids often react before they can regulate.
Giving time and support helps transitions feel safer.

đź’¬ One small shift turns power struggles into shared transitions.

Transitions can be tough for young children, especially when they are deeply engaged or unsure what is coming next. A li...
02/19/2026

Transitions can be tough for young children, especially when they are deeply engaged or unsure what is coming next. A little preparation can make moving on feel safer and easier.

🔹 Give a heads-up – Let your child know before a change is coming
🔹 Use simple countdowns – “Two more minutes” or “One more turn”
🔹 Show what’s next – Words, pictures, or gestures help create predictability
🔹 Praise the transition – Notice when they move on, even with support

đź’› Transitions are a skill. With practice and support, they get easier over time.

At kin:pathic, our work has always been about people.The families we serve and the clinicians who show up for them every...
02/17/2026

At kin:pathic, our work has always been about people.
The families we serve and the clinicians who show up for them every day.

Because when compassion, strong clinical practice, and real mentorship come together, meaningful change follows.

Happy Valentine’s Day from all of us at kin:pathic! 💕Today we are celebrating love in all its forms, connection, kindnes...
02/14/2026

Happy Valentine’s Day from all of us at kin:pathic! 💕
Today we are celebrating love in all its forms, connection, kindness, and the small moments that make people feel seen and valued. Wishing our families, learners, and community a day filled with warmth and care.

Valentine’s Day is about connection, not perfection. For young children, kindness is learned through simple, everyday ac...
02/12/2026

Valentine’s Day is about connection, not perfection. For young children, kindness is learned through simple, everyday actions and lots of modeling.

🔹 Model kind actions by sharing, helping, or saying “thank you”
🔹 Focus on actions, not abstract ideas like “being nice”
🔹 Practice together! Make a card, give a hug, or help a family member
🔹 Praise the effort by naming kind moments when they happen

đź’— Kindness grows when children see it, practice it, and feel good doing it.

Navigating an autism diagnosis can feel overwhelming, but you don’t have to do it alone. 💛We created a local, parent-fri...
02/11/2026

Navigating an autism diagnosis can feel overwhelming, but you don’t have to do it alone. 💛
We created a local, parent-friendly guide to help families understand where to start, what to expect, and how to find supportive resources in New Hampshire.

Read the full blog here:https://kinpathic.com/blog/parent-resources/autism-diagnosis-in-nh/

02/09/2026

Love is in the air at our Nashua Learning Center! đź’Ś
As Valentine’s Day approaches, our learners at the NLC will be celebrating with themed activities, mailbox making, and a class party full of connection, creativity, and joy. We cannot wait to celebrate friendship and kindness together on Friday, February 13. Thank you for helping us make this day meaningful and inclusive for every learner.

Happy Valentine’s Day from all of us at kin:pathic! 💖

Changes in plans can feel big, even when they seem small to adults.Disappointment often shows up before flexibility can....
02/06/2026

Changes in plans can feel big, even when they seem small to adults.
Disappointment often shows up before flexibility can.
Support helps kids adjust without feeling dismissed.

💬 One small shift turns “no” into a chance for problem solving and trust.

When children learn how to ask for help, they build independence, confidence, and trust. The goal is to make asking feel...
02/05/2026

When children learn how to ask for help, they build independence, confidence, and trust. The goal is to make asking feel easy, safe, and successful.

🔹 Watch for any frustration or potential stuck moments
🔹 Give them a chance to ask for help before modeling the words; “Help please” or “Can you help me?”
🔹 Offer a prompt if needed, a gesture, picture, or first word
🔹 Praise the request, not just the result

đź’› Asking for help is a powerful life skill that supports learning, problem-solving, and connection.

Today's Professional Development day was full of presentations, good conversations, plenty of bagels, and lots of collab...
01/30/2026

Today's Professional Development day was full of presentations, good conversations, plenty of bagels, and lots of collaboration. Including our youngest "BCBA-in-training" front and center!

Days like this remind us how special this team really is.

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78 Northeastern Boulevard, Unit 3/4
Nashua, NH
03031

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 7pm
Tuesday 8am - 7pm
Wednesday 8am - 7pm
Thursday 8am - 7pm
Friday 9am - 7pm

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