“The Uncommon Thread is centered on the children, striving for best practices at all times. The culture is one of support, collaboration, and progress. I am happy to say I’ve found an organization who shares my values and work ethic” ~ BCBA

“I am proud to work for an organization that actively pursues compassion, excellence, and innovation within the field of ABA therapy” ~ In-Home ABA Therapist

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“The Hopatcong School District has been involved with The Uncommon Thread since November 2018.  We have contracted educational services through them (both a classroom teacher and a paraprofessional) and are planning to enhance services in September 2020 to include a behaviorist.  The staff members that have been provided along with office staff have been exceptional.  All communication is handled in a timely fashion.  TUT has also provided wonderful oversight of the staff members while they are working in our schools.  We highly recommend their services! “

“Making the decision to send him was one of the hardest things I’ve ever done as a mom…looking back now I know it was the best decision I could have made for him.”

“To Whom it May Concern: The immeasurable impact that The Uncommon Thread has had on my son is almost too difficult to put into words. His progress has been just shy of what feels like a miracle.”

“Today our son is in a more inclusive public school classroom setting. We still have some tough roads ahead of us, but our son would not be where he is without the dedication of The Uncommon Thread.”

 “The Premier agency for behavior supports”

“I’m happy to say that Ayden has made remarkable strides in the past year and a half that he’s been at The Uncommon Thread.  In a short amount of time he went from a reclusive, nonverbal child who wouldn’t make eye-contact and respond to his name to an outgoing, cheerful boy who is attending a local preschool and talking up a storm!  His third birthday is less than a week away and we are excited to follow up with his pediatrician and show her how far he’s come.”