About Us

Mission and Philosophy

Threshold Community Program is a non-profit organization dedicated to supporting the social, emotional and educational growth of neurodivergent individuals and their families.

We value all forms of diversity, identity and relationships, and we are committed to cultivating and preserving a culture of equity, inclusion, and advocacy through community engagement.  

We envision a world that prioritizes respect and acceptance of every person, and we seek to make this vision a reality.

Threshold Community Program is one of only a few organizations in the country that has explicitly embraced Stanley Greenspan’s Developmental, Individual-differences, & Relationship-based (DIR)/Floortime model as the foundation of its approach. We believe that healthy social-emotional development is the key to success in the social realm, the academic realm, and in the “real world.” The DIR/Floortime model is a broad framework for understanding how development occurs, how emotions relate to learning, and how we can best interact to foster growth in social-emotional and cognitive areas. In addition to using the principles of the DIR model to guide us, we also use a variety of broad teaching approaches and specific strategies to address the individual needs of each adolescent and adult participant.

Directors & Providers & Trustees

Executive Director

Beth Champ

Executive Director

Providers & Affiliates

Betsy Bull

Betsy Bull Counseling, LLC

Sarah Champ

Strata Education & Advocacy

Melissa Davis

Melissa Davis, LLC

Myochi Johnson

Betsy Bull Counseling, LLC

Kaitlyn Morris

Kaitlyn Morris, LLC

Dave Nelson

Dave Nelson, LLC

Board of Trustees

Laura Akins

Chair

Beth Champ

Executive Director

Kat Grier

Board Member

John Grime

Board Member

JoJo Gilbert-Ross

Board Member

Tim Harland

Board Member

Sarah Kelsey

Board Member

Jonathan Leon

Board Member

Matthew Morris

Board Member

Dave Nelson

Board Member

Jocelyn Ralston

Board Member

Alana Shuckett

Board Member

Akshat "AJ" Bhardwaj

Board Member

Stories

Press Release: Changes Are Coming to Threshold Community Program!

After 21 impactful years, Threshold Community Program (Threshold) will be closing its full-day, full-year program in June 2026 and shifting to a more flexible service ...
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Perseverance: An Important TCP Value

For the past couple of months, our organization has been focused on perseverance, one of our six core values. This semester has started out with ...
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A New Independent Living Project

I still remember my first apartment as an adult, a one bedroom unit on Cherry Street in Somerville, Massachusetts (before Somerville was cool). My father ...
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From the Backyard to the Backwoods

TCP highly values the great outdoors and as such we place a large emphasis on exercise. We typically dedicate an entire day every week of ...
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Our Year Has Begun at TCP!

Our year has begun at TCP! One month in, and we almost feel like we’ve always been working virtually. OK, that might be a slight ...
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Standing in Solidarity

Threshold Community Program’s mission is to support the education, growth and advocacy of a marginalized population, and we are committed to creating a world in ...
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Versatility & Discovery

Last August, before the start of the program year, our executive clinical director, Beth Champ, presented on our theme for the year: Versatility. I think ...
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Lara’s Interview

Lara is a counseling intern at Threshold Community Program from October of 2019 through May of 2020. Lara is from South Africa and she and ...
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TCP Virtual Art Gallery

We are excited to announce that the TCP Virtual Art Gallery is officially open and features artwork uniquely crafted by our participants and staff. The ...
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