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Bancroft has a proven record of clinical excellence and compassionate care and is led by experts in the field of severe autism, intellectual and developmental disability and traumatic brain injury. The Department of Communications handles inquiries from local and national media outlets, seeking information ranging from trends in healthcare, best practices and Applied Behavioral Analysis as well as heartwarming stories about those we support.
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Recent News
Easing Back-to-School Jitters
A new school year can bring excitement, promise and a
Bancroft President and CEO, Toni Pergolin, Celebrates 20 Years at the Helm
Bancroft proudly celebrates the 20th anniversary of its President and
Bancroft Announces New Board of Trustees Members
Derek S. Green, Esq. and Daniel Deitch, Esq, join a
Toni Pergolin Named a Titan 100
Bancroft President and CEO, Toni Pergolin has been named a
Toni Pergolin Shares Her Story on Simply Dynamic Podcast
Toni Pergolin, Bancroft President & CEO, shares leadership lessons and
Bancroft to Present at ABAI 50th Anniversary Convention
The Association for Behavior Analysis International (ABAI) will celebrate its
Bancroft Opens New Day and Vocational Program for Adults with Disabilities
The new program, located in Gloucester County, expands programming for
Butterfly Ball Raises Over $600,000 for Bancroft
The 2024 Butterfly Ball was a resounding success, bringing together
Need a Topic Expert?
Bancroft experts can provide information about severe autism, intellectual and developmental disabilities, ABA, assistive technology, inspiring family stories and more.
Tracy L. Kettering, Ph.D., BCBA-D
Director, ABA Center of Excellence
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Danielle Ager, Psy.D.
Neuropsychologist
Resource Articles
Easing Back-to-School Jitters
A new school year can bring excitement, promise and a
Essential Guide to Special Needs Estate Planning
By Timothy J. Rice, Esq. As a parent/caregiver to your
Empowering Your Loved One’s Autism Journey: A Roadmap to Support
Caring for a child with autism can be challenging, scary