Nicholas Forvour, Master of Education, Board Certified Assistant Behavior Analysis

Nicholas Forvour is Clinical Director of the Pediatric & Adolescent Community program. Mr. Forvour is a board-certified behavior analyst and member of Bancroft’s behavior management committee and center of excellence in Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA). Mr. Forvour earned his master’s degree in applied behavior analysis from Temple University and is currently a doctoral candidate in special education at Temple University.

Prior to joining Bancroft in 2012, Mr. Forvour worked for a special education school and an in-home ABA provider. His experience has focused on the functional assessment of undesired behavior, treatment planning, teaching functional skills, and reinforcement based procedures. Mr. Forvour has over a decade of experience in school and home settings providing ABA -based programming for children and adults. Mr. Forvour’s research interest include the desensitization of dental procedures among children with developmental disabilities, classroom-based functional assessments, and teaching functional communication. Mr. Forvour has presented at regional conferences and is a member of ABAI, NJABA and MABA.