ARIUNZUL BAYARMAGNAI

Implemented personalized treatment plans for 10+ children with special needs, delivering ABA-based therapy for ages 3-6 with autism spectrum disorder, resulting in a 20% reduction in disruptive behaviors within three months. Collected and analyzed client behavior data to tailor interventions. Taught communication, social, self-help, and play skills to improve independence. Interpreted between English and Mongolian for therapists, technicians, and parents to communicate treatment goals clearly.

Implemented personalized treatment plans for 10+ children with special needs, leading to measurable improvements in communication and social skills. Delivered behavioral therapy for 3-6-year-old children with autism spectrum disorder, achieving a 20% reduction in disruptive behaviors within three months. Collected, analyzed, and accurately recorded client behavior data to tailor interventions. Taught communication, social, self-help, and play skills using evidence-based ABA principles, increasing independence and functional skills. Interpreted between English and Mongolian for therapists, technicians, and parents to ensure clear communication of treatment plans and goals. Projects: Translated Dr. Oliver Sacks’ 'The Man Who Mistook His Wife for a Hat' into Mongolian to make complex neurological conditions accessible; Conducted cognitive behavioral interviews as part of a three-week research project for Gibson Research Consultancy translating questionnaires into Mongolian.

Implemented personalized treatment plans for 10+ children with special needs, delivered behavioral therapy for children aged 3-6 with autism spectrum disorder, collected and analyzed client behavior data, taught communication, social, self-help, and play skills through evidence-based ABA principles, and interpreted between English and Mongolian for therapists, technicians, and parents to clearly communicate treatment plans and goals.