National leading expert on child care, education, and leading authority on family issues, Dr Maryln Appelbaum continues to help schools, families and law makers make the right decisions. She has been sought after for her expertise in child care training and all of today’s tough issues facing educators and parents. Dr Appelbaum has a doctorate in Psychology and Master’s degrees in both Psychology and Education. Her credentials include being a family therapist, a crisis consultant, lobbyist on child care issues and a bestselling author. She has appeared on ABC, CBS, NBC, CNN & Fox for her genuine ability to advise on a plethora of issues such as bullying, school finances and when necessary, during times of crisis. She has been owner and headmaster of three educational centers and one private school for children. She authored more than 30 “how to” books for educators and parents. Every day, through social media more than 70,000 subscribers from all over the world receive her "Message from Maryln.” The messages are packed with educational strategies, inspiration, & hope. She personally interacts daily with her followers on facebook and twitter. She and her son, Martin Appelbaum, continue to be principals at the Appelbaum Training Institute where they reach over 50,000 educators & parents yearly. Maryln continues to speaks all over the world to audiences, giving them practical information and strategies, while at the same time, motivating them and inspiring them. She is a dynamic, enthusiastic, difference maker. Maryln has over 3000 fans following her on Facebook. Click here to join the fun http://www.facebook.com/atiseminars.org
Marty Appelbaum
Marty Appelbaum has been conducting training seminars for teachers over the last fifteen years. Marty has undertaken extensive studies as a teacher. He has a Bachelor’s degree, as well as a diploma with a Montessori teaching certificate, from the National Center for Montessori Education. He has also earned certification from the National Center for Child Care Professionals as a child care professional.
He has been a teacher of children from preschool age through high school. He has a natural rapport with students that is infectious. He has taught in inclusion classrooms with diverse groups of students. His teaching style enhances cooperation and positive attitudes in all of the lives of his students.
He has authored and co-authored eleven child care books, many of which have been approved as self-instructional books to be used for Continuing Education.
Marty has appeared on television and radio talk shows, and he has been the contributing editor for parent magazines.
The ATi Story
Marty and Maryln formed the Appelbaum Training Institute in 1989. ATi has become our nation's most successful company that provides teacher training.
The organization has grown to meet the ever-expanding needs of the child care and teaching community. As each state developed expanding regulations for their child care providers, the Appelbaums met those regulatory needs. New child care staff seminars and child care management seminars were developed. Self-Instructional materials that gave Continuing Education Units were written to meet the requirements and regulations for teachers. New cities and states were entered into the training circle. Books, audio tapes, and child care resources were developed and are continually being expanded to serve the needs of the educational community.
Soon, the organization added seminars and in-services for elementary, middle, and high school teachers. These seminars became so popular that the Appelbaums had to hire other speakers to assist in reaching all their requests to provide seminars. The primary focus of these seminars is topics that teachers all want: discipline and guidance, DI, RTI , and other relevant topics.
During any given month, the organization provides dozens of seminars throughout the United States and Canada. They have provided seminars, workshops, in-services, and self-instructional materials for more than one million individuals in the United States, as well as abroad.
