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RethinkFirst
RethinkFirst is a global health technology company providing cloud-based treatment tools, training and clinical support
About RethinkFirst
RethinkFirst aims to provide enterprises, families, educators, payors, and behavioral healthcare providers affordable, best practice treatment solutions for children with special needs. Rethink is unique in our foot-print offering clinical support, best-practice tools, and research-based content via technology to all market segments, reaching more children with special needs than any other solution. Our platforms support curriculum planning, professional development, parent training, and tracking of progress. Through video and online tools, we bring to life best practice teaching, treatment, and intervention strategies that help educators, parents, and clinicians personalize instruction for every child. Rethink's award-winning solutions are currently being used by employers, the US Department of Defense, Managed Care, Medicaid, federal, state and social service agencies, public school districts, and families nation- and worldwide.
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Signals from RethinkFirst
5 published signals
Presence & Recognition
RethinkFirst attended the Hawaii Association for Behavior Analysis Conference 2026, featuring a second run around Diamond Head Crater, a poster presentation, new connections, and a radar graph measuring verbal operants.
Reported by Nicholas Green PhD, Behavioral Scientist
Presence & Recognition
RethinkFirst participated in Day 1 of the Hawaii Association for Behavior Analysis Conference 2026.
Reported by Nicholas Green PhD, Behavioral Scientist
Presence & Recognition
RethinkFirst published a blog post on the topic of ABA care plans.
Reported by Chris D.
Research & Knowledge
RethinkFirst published a paper titled Moving Behavior Analysis Forward: Preparing Practitioners to Promote Physical Activity and Exercise for Behavior Analysis in Practice.
Reported by Nicholas Green PhD, Behavioral Scientist
Presence & Recognition
RethinkFirst colleagues E. Justin Page, Ph.D., BCBA-D, LBS and Johanna Higgins will share work in Health and Fitness, Nature-based learning, and Video Games at the Hawai'i Association for Behavior Analysis conference.
Reported by Nicholas Green PhD, Behavioral Scientist