Therap Services Continues to Hire Experienced Developmental Disability Industry Clinicians for its Customer Su...( WATERBURY Conn. Sept. 4 /- Therap...),Health

WATERBURY, Conn., Sept. 4 /PRNewswire/ -- Therap Services, the leading provider of on-line applications focused on the developmental disability community, has appointed Maureen Noonan and Kara Blevins as Customer Support Specialists. The two experienced developmental disability industry clinicians will provide support and training to Therap users.

"We are excited to have both Maureen and Kara in our team. They bring with them their wealth of knowledge and experience to continue improving the quality of support that we provide to our customers," said Justin Brockie, Director of Customer Support and Training.

Maureen received her degree in Bachelor of Fine Arts from the University of Connecticut. Maureen has over 10 years of experience in the developmental disability community. Maureen was an Employment Specialist at SARAH, Inc., a Residential Care Manager for Homestead Residential Services and a Residential Director at PrimeCare, where she supervised a 24-hour community living arrangements for individuals with developmental disabilities. Maureen has been using Therap applications for the past four years in her role as Residential Director prior to joining Therap.

"It is an exciting prospect to continue working with the developmental disabilities community and I look forward to being part of a global company where technology is imparted to improve the quality of care worldwide," said Maureen.

Kara received her Bachelor's degree in Psychology and Philosophy from the University of Hartford. After graduation Kara worked as a Classroom Coordinator at Benhaven School. Kara then worked as a Residential Director at PrimeCare, managing the support and care for individuals with developmental disabilities, where she gained experience in using Therap applications.

Kara stated, "Joining Therap has given me the opportunity to not only use my current skills in helping others, but also to learn so much more about the developmental disability indu
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