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Lucia Alberti, former holiday display designer, shares timeless life lessons through the adventures of a lovable mouse in her new three-book collection. New York, United States, 4th Jul 2025 – Lucia Alberti is proud to announce the release of her delightful new Children’s Book series: WHIMSICAL TALES: JOHNATHAN RHODES FIELDMOUSE – Books 1, 2, and 3, available now on Amazon. These charming stories take young readers on magical journeys through New York City with a lovable little mouse who learns about friendship, bravery, and the wonders of a new world.In Book One: Johnathan Rhodes Fieldmouse: The Beginning, is just a curious little mouse out for a stroll when he finds a tasty piece of lunch meat. He climbs into a lunchbox to enjoy it, but falls asleep and wakes up on a ship heading across the ocean to New York! In a beautiful garden behind a brownstone building, Johnathan meets a kind girl named Emma. Together, they become fast friends and begin an adventure full of surprises, heart, and imagination.In Book Two: Johnathan Rhodes Fieldmouse: Meeting the Neighbours, Johnathan steps outside into the courtyard and meets two new friends. Willy, a squirrel with a big personality, and Marigold, a gentle mourning dove. They invite him to Angelo’s Pizzeria, where Johnathan tries pizza for the very first time. Back home, as he sits on the stoop and shares his day with Emma, Johnathan starts to feel something different. For the first time since arriving in the big city, he doesn’t feel so alone.Book Three: Johnathan Rhodes Fieldmouse: Everything I Want is Here marks an important turning point in Johnathan’s journey. He has found joy in exploring the city, visiting museums, and spending time in libraries. He has wonderful friends and a heart full of new dreams. But when he meets someone special at the theater, Johnathan begins to hope for something even more, love, purpose, and a life filled with meaning. This heartfelt chapter hints at new adventures still to come. It’s a gentle story that helps young readers understand that sometimes, everything we need is already around us.This three-part Children’s Book series has been lovingly brought together in one collection. WHIMSICAL TALES: JOHNATHAN RHODES FIELDMOUSE is perfect for early readers and families looking to share meaningful moments through storytelling. The books use simple language, thoughtful lessons, and gentle humor to inspire kindness, imagination, and connection.Lucia Alberti, now in her 70s, is the former owner of Confetti Display, Inc., a company known for creating beautiful holiday decorations across the country. After years of bringing wonder to shopping centers, she now brings that same spirit of joy and magic to her writing. This is her first Children’s Book series, and it reflects her love of creativity, adventure, and heartfelt storytelling.WHIMSICAL TALES: JOHNATHAN RHODES FIELDMOUSE – Books 1, 2, and 3 are available now as a collection on Amazon. These thoughtful and imaginative Children’s Books are ideal for bedtime reading or quiet storytime moments.Learn more at: http://www.whimsicaltalesbyluciaalberti.com/ Buy the books here: https://www.amazon.com/stores/Lucia-Alberti/author/B0FD4NNN98For media inquiries, please contact:Lucia AlbertiEmail: findlucia@optimum.netWebsite: http://www.whimsicaltalesbyluciaalberti.com/ Media Contact Organization: Universal Book Publications Contact Person: Arlo Ayden Website: https://universalbookpublications.com/ Email: Send Email Contact Number: +12092370866 Address:27 Madison Ave, New York, NY 10010, United States City: New York City State: New York Country:United States Release id:30245 The post Debut Author in Her 70s Launches Whimsical Childrens Book Series Set in New York City appeared first on King Newswire. This content is provided by a third-party source.. King Newswire is a press release distribution agency. We do not accept any responsibility or liability for the accuracy, content, images, videos, licences, completeness, legality, or reliability of the information contained in this article. If you have any complaints or copyright concerns related to this article, please contact the company listed in the ‘Media Contact’ section above.
New Jersey Board Certified Behavior Analyst Alyssa Ciarrocchi shares her perspective on what effective behavioral analysis looks like for families navigating home-based support. When Clinical Expertise Meets Family Reality New Jersey, USA, 14th May 2026, ZEX PR WIRE — Board Certified Behavior Analyst Alyssa Ciarrocchi has built her practice on a belief that behavioral support cannot be reduced to a set of techniques applied to a child in isolation. The work, she describes, requires entering a family’s environment and earning a place within it. Ciarrocchi works with children and families across New Jersey, drawing on over fifteen years of experience that began in secondary school classrooms and moved progressively into the behavioral sciences. What Families Often Don’t Know to Ask Many families who seek behavioral support for a child are focused on outcomes: what will change, and how quickly. Ciarrocchi notes that the families who tend to see the most sustainable progress are those who are invited into the process rather than positioned as observers of it. A behavioral plan that doesn’t account for the daily realities of a family’s life is a plan that will be difficult to implement consistently. Consistency, she notes, is where most progress is actually made or lost. She also emphasizes the importance of understanding that behavioral change does not happen overnight. Families sometimes enter the process expecting a relatively fast arc of improvement. When that expectation meets a more gradual reality, the relationship between the practitioner and the family becomes critical. That relationship, she argues, is something that has to be built with the same care as the behavioral plan itself. From Teacher to BCBA: A Different Kind of Preparation Ciarrocchi’s path to behavioral analysis ran through eight years of classroom teaching in New Jersey, where she held positions at Triton High School and Clearview High School. She later worked as a Registered Behavior Technician before earning her Board Certified Behavior Analyst credential in 2021. That background in education, she notes, gave her a working understanding of how children develop and how structured environments shape behavior. It also gave her direct experience with the families and communities that schools serve. When she moved into home-based behavioral work, she brought that context with her. A Practical Starting Point for Families For families currently navigating the process of finding behavioral support, Ciarrocchi suggests a few practical questions worth bringing to any initial consultation: How does the practitioner plan to involve the whole family in the process? What does the practitioner consider a realistic timeline for early progress? How will the plan be adjusted if the initial approach isn’t producing results? She is a Board Certified Behavior Analyst based in Hammonton, New Jersey. Learn more about Alyssa Ciarrocchi and her work at Kivo Daily and Thrive Global. About Alyssa Ciarrocchi Alyssa Ciarrocchi is a Board Certified Behavior Analyst based in Hammonton, New Jersey. She holds a Master of Science in Special Education from Saint Joseph’s University in Pennsylvania and completed her Applied Behavior Analysis certification through Capella University in 2019. Her career includes eight years of secondary school classroom teaching across two New Jersey schools, followed by work as a Registered Behavior Technician before earning her BCBA credential in 2021.
Reeve Benaron, Founder and Co-CEO of Intrivo Diagnostics in Miami, Florida, outlines the data, diagnostic, and platform trends reshaping how healthcare is delivered at scale. Diagnostics Are Moving Beyond the Clinic Florida, USA, 14th May 2026, ZEX PR WIRE — For most of the past century, healthcare diagnostics required a clinical setting, trained staff, and a patient willing to navigate an appointment system. That model is being disrupted by the convergence of portable testing technology, real-time data infrastructure, and software platforms designed to integrate results into operational and clinical workflows. Reeve Benaron, who co-founded Intrivo Diagnostics in February 2020 and launched the ON/GO Test to Trace platform during the COVID-19 pandemic, has watched this shift accelerate. Organizations that once managed testing as a periodic, location-bound process are now capable of managing continuous diagnostic programs at scale. The infrastructure to do this exists. The question is whether healthcare institutions and operators are willing to rebuild their assumptions about where testing belongs in the care continuum. Predictive Intelligence Is Moving From Promise to Practice The phrase predictive intelligence has been used loosely in healthcare for years. The more significant development is that the underlying tools, machine learning applied to diagnostic data, have matured enough to support real operational decisions, not just retrospective analysis. When diagnostic results feed into adaptive systems rather than static records, clinicians and administrators gain the ability to act on patterns rather than incidents. Benaron has noted that healthcare is beginning to behave more like a software platform in this respect. The shift is not primarily about any single technology. It is about the architecture connecting tests to decisions to outcomes. Companies building that architecture now are not just improving products. They are establishing the infrastructure others will eventually depend on. The Platform Model Is the Durable Advantage A recurring observation from Benaron’s work across AUDIENCEX, the digital advertising company he co-founded in 2012, and Intrivo Diagnostics is that products have cycles and platforms have compounding value. In digital advertising, AUDIENCEX built an omnichannel model that created durable client relationships because it was infrastructure, not just a service. In health technology, the same logic applies. Diagnostic companies that build platforms, with data continuity, system integration, and decision-layer capabilities, will be positioned for long-term relevance. Those that build point solutions will face constant replacement pressure. What These Trends Mean for Healthcare Organizations Organizations that are still treating diagnostics as a cost center rather than a data asset are operating with an outdated framework. The trends converging in health technology, portable diagnostics, predictive systems, and platform infrastructure, are creating a new operational baseline. Healthcare organizations that understand this will be better positioned to deliver proactive, scalable care. Those that do not will find themselves managing reactive systems in an environment that increasingly rewards anticipation. Start by auditing how your organization currently handles diagnostic data. If results are not integrated into a broader decision-making system, that is the first gap to address. About Reeve Benaron Reeve Benaron is the Founder and Co-CEO of Intrivo Diagnostics, a healthcare technology company based in Miami, Florida. He is also the Chairman of AUDIENCEX, a digital advertising company he co-founded in 2012, and a partner at AX Venture Partners. He has been a member of the Young Presidents Organization since 2012. More information is available at reeve-benaron.com.
The Clarksville, Tennessee furniture retailer David Berggren describes the principles behind twenty-five years of locally owned retail. Running a Local Business by a Set of Principles Tennessee, USA, 14th May 2026, ZEX PR WIRE — David Berggren started Furniture Connection Inc. in 1999 with one core belief: customers in his market deserved quality furniture at fair prices and honest service. More than twenty-five years later, he runs the largest furniture showroom in Clarksville, Tennessee. The business has stayed consistent because the principles driving it have stayed consistent. Berggren recently shared the commitments that have guided his approach to local retail, offering them as a practical reference for anyone building or operating a customer-facing business. Five Commitments Behind Furniture Connection Hire for attitude, not just availability and train for skill. Staff who understand the product create a different kind of customer experience. Berggren trains his team to answer questions honestly and thoroughly, rather than defaulting to scripted responses. Price honestly from the start. The slogan Fine Quality Furniture at the Lowest Price was not a marketing choice. It was a business premise. Berggren built the company around the belief that competitive pricing and product quality could coexist. Give customers room. The 46,000 square foot Furniture Connection showroom is designed to let customers move at their own pace. Berggren has consistently pushed against high-pressure retail environments, believing that unhurried customers make better decisions and become better long-term relationships. Stay close to the community you serve. Furniture Connection is a sponsor of Hope to Dream, Judy’s Hope, Hope House, and FUEL, and a Partner in Education with Kenwood Elementary School. Berggren treats these relationships as part of operating in Clarksville, not a separate charitable initiative. Measure success through returns. A customer who comes back is a customer who was treated right. Berggren measures the performance of his business not by transaction volume but by the percentage of customers who return and refer others. Putting These into Practice Each of these commitments is actionable at any scale. Business owners and retail operators can start by auditing their current approach to customer service, pricing transparency, and community involvement. Pick one area and commit to a visible improvement over the next thirty days. Berggren’s record across twenty-five years suggests that consistency in these areas compounds over time. The business he built in 1999 is still operating on the same principles today. About David Berggren David Berggren is the owner and founder of Furniture Connection Inc. in Clarksville, Tennessee. The company has served Middle Tennessee and southern Kentucky since 1999 from a 46,000 square foot showroom. Visit furnitureconnectionclarksville.com for more information.