Sam Noble

Overseeing the emotional, social, and physical well-being of a community of Disabled adults, coordinating with other providers over matters of physical and mental health, supervising a large team of caregivers, responsibility over administration and finance

Providing in-home care to mature adults with cognitive and physical disabilities, including nutritional and hygienic care as well as social and emotional enrichment.

Providing mental health therapy services to survivors of domestic abuse in both one-on-one and group settings.

Administering behavioral therapy in-home and (during the pandemic) remotely to clients with ASD, fostering self-understanding, agency, and self-advocacy. Developing approaches to supporting clients in coping with the unique suffering brought on by quarantine. Attending to and advocating for clients’ support needs.

Providing behavioral and emotional processing support to high school students with Disabilities and often mental illness. Cultivating self-esteem and social connectivity among clients’ peers. Behavioral crisis intervention, including emergency safety protocols.