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I first discovered ABA while in college working on my BA in psychology, and my professors urged me to complete additional coursework in the area because I took to it well. I completed my BA in psychology, with a certification in ABA before taking some time to settle in and sort out life after college. I started working in the field in 2015 and have loved getting to interact with and help clients learn and grow. After a long day I enjoy painting, or playing games, sometimes by myself, sometimes with my children. I love playing with my kids to unwind, as well as going to the gym to blow off some steam.
I love talking to kids and playing games to work on pairing during their breaks. Sometimes we talk about games, or cartoons, or just their day and things that they like, but I love hearing them talk about things that excite them! My favorite thing about my job is spending time with the kids and seeing how learn and grow. I love knowing the impact of what I do, and what that means to families. I know first-hand, as I have a child on spectrum as well, and the services my son has been able to access have made a huge impact on the quality of his life, as well as that of our family.
If I was not doing ABA I would likely be working in human resources. As a kid, I wanted to be an actor when I grew up, but there is still always time to start that later in life. I love what I do, and working with kids gives me a great outlet to use my skills to help others improve their lives
I entered the field of ABA in September of 2016 and obtained my RBT certification, but was quickly hooked and is currently completing the necessary coursework to obtain my master’s and advance my career in the field. I have experience as a special education teacher in a self-contained high school and middle school and a background in math and science. While my passion for data drives me further into the field, what I enjoy most watching the growth of my clients. I enjoy all manner of board and card games with clients and is dabbling in Minecraft, much to the delight of the clients. I can frequently be found creating new materials or assisting clients with developing cooking skills. Outside of work, I enjoy listening to podcasts, playing music bingo, and drinking lots of tea.
I was not happy with my current job and had posted to social media and my sister in-law mentioned what job she did, ABA. She asked if I wanted to check it out. I have been in the field for over 5 years now. My favorite thing to do with cleints is playing games with them, talking to them or just acting goofy to make them laugh. My favorite part about the job is feeling like I am making a big difference in the learner's lives, helping them how they need it most, and loving what i do for a living. I don't know what I would be doing career-wise without ABA. I wanted to be a Police Officer as a child, but I am glad I didn't go that route. I either watch a movie, play video games or listen to music to relax at the end of the day.
I have been involved in ABA since June of 2022 and I found it through our co-owner, Shanti Bradley, who I have known for many years and suggested that I look into becoming an RBT. I applied for the position here and immediately fell in love with the job. Watching each and every single one of the clients grow is a huge reward in our field and it has made me want to potentially pursue a career in the future in it. Growing up, I have changed my mind so many times on what I wanted to be. I am currently a junior in college at Purdue University, and I still have no idea the path that I am on or the exact concentration of what I would like to do, but I know I will eventually figure it out. My favorite thing to do with the clients to pair or on their breaks is taking them to the park, bouncing on yoga balls, playing games, and just listening to their giggles when playing with each other. My absolute favorite thing about my job is being able to pair with the clients and watching them grow as individuals. Although I am not in the office when I am away at school, I love hearing about the progress each of them have made and being able to see it in person when I finally return over the summer or on my winter break. After a long day, I like to watch movies or play sand volleyball with my friends, cuddle with my dogs, or lay around and watch a TV show.
I found out about ABA on accident. I was contemplating a job change and stumbled upon a job suggestion for RBT for another agency. I didn’t get the job and it made me realize how much I wanted to get into this field. I made a post on social media talking about it and Shanti directed me to apply. After long days I enjoy watching ASMR videos, camping out on the couch with a good television show or book, and reading to my children. I’ve been in the field since April when I started with The Behavior project. I love getting to do all the things with our clients for their breaks, from playing Minecraft to going for walks to running around the room having tickle fight. Each kid has their own preferred enjoyable activity and getting to see their smiles is beautiful! If I didn’t switch to ABA I would probably still be in the culinary field. I love making food and baking. Growing up, I was torn between wanting to be a middle school math teacher and a baker.
I stumbled upon ABA after moving to Goshen and looking for a career I could find myself enjoying. I immediately fell in love with the job. I have been in the field for about 1 and a half years, and conitinue to learn new things every day.
I find that you dont't really have a single favorite thing to do with a client, each one is unique and has a favorite thing to do. My favorite part of the job are the clients. You meet so many fun kids, who change your perspective on the world. If I weren't in this field, I would probably try being a writer or working in the technology field. I wanted to be everyhting when I was growing up. I enjoy reading, drawing, and playing games with friends (such as D&D or video games) after a long day.
I found ABA on accident about a year ago and I couldn't imagine having another job. My favorite thing about my job my job is when my clientshas a huge break through moment. If i was not an RBT, I probably would have looked into becoming a Dispatcher. It is something I have been interested in since childhood. My favorite things to do with clients is to do crafts or run around being goofy. After a long day, I like to listen to music or write to relax.
I first learned of ABA briefly in an undergraduate course while studying for my Bachelor's of Science in Psychology. I did not show a true interest in ABA until I had concluded my internship for this degree, at which time, a fellow intern suggested I researched the field more thoroughly. At this time, I realized the core of this field aligned with my own values and goals for my professional career. I have been in this field for about 6 years now.
My favorite thing to do with clients is dependent upon the client as they all have unique activities or items they tend to enjoy. Some of the activities I have engaged in with clients includes playing tag or chase, listening to music, searching for animals or cars out the window, playing a game they enjoy, or engaging in conversation with them to get to know each other better. The moment a client ‘gets’ something, that’s the moment I know that I have implemented their programming correctly and they have gained a skill they will need for the rest of their life. There’s no other feeling in the world that compares to knowing you are responsible for making a positive impact on another person’s life that they will take with them forever. I had nearly entered a PsyD program prior to entering this field, however, I do still plan on continuing that path eventually. I had always thought I would either be a veterinarian or a lawyer when I was very young, as I grew, I was unsure of my specific path but knew I wanted to help people and wanted to enter a profession that made the biggest impact on others. I typically spend time making crafts, spending time with my two corgis, or watching documentaries.
Shanti Bradley completed her undergraduate degree at Holy Cross College in Notre Dame, Indiana in spring of 2009. She completed her Master’s in Education through Arizona State University in December 2019 and became certified as a BCBA in June 2020.
Shanti has experience working with children with ASD, along with a variety of other developmental and neurological disorders. Notably, she takes special interest in and has experience working with children with trauma histories, PTSD, and reactive attachment disorders. She views close collaboration with families as fundamental and key to making true lasting progress. Shanti takes pride in supporting individuals and families towards a better quality of life.
Jessica Law has been in the field of behavior analysis since early January 2015. Jessica completed her undergraduate program at Kaplan University (now Purdue Global University) in December 2013. After graduation, she immediately began her graduate program. During this time, she began working as a behavioral therapist and quickly advancing to a registered behavior technician shortly after. Jessica graduated in December 2016 with a Master of Sciences in Psychology, with a concentration on Applied Behavior Analysis. Jessica continued on this path, completing the necessary requirements while working as an RBT and a Behavior Management Provider on the Medicaid Waiver, where Jessica has been serving families since July 2017. Jessica became certified as a BCBA in February 2019.
Jessica brings experience working with children and adults through various developmental and neurological disorders. Having a child with challenges herself, Jessica understands the urgency and care necessary for parents struggling to find help for their child. Driven by her own personal experiences, Jessica takes pride in providing individualized services with the client’s needs in mind.
Jessica has spent a substantial amount of time becoming familiar with marketing strategies to encourage company expansion and growth. She is continually pursuing unique business approaches that integrate effective office operations and positive staff morale. Jessica firmly believes that the open-door policy is the best approach for not only creating a successful business, but also for ensuring employees are heard and incorporated in the overall development of the business. One significant training that Jessica completed recently concentrated on specific practices to become a more successful supervisor. It’s preparations like this that give her the proficiencies to provide supervision and guidance to staff, ultimately preparing them for the next step on their path to success.
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