Services & Support
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Individual and group supervision that prepares you for both the course test outline and real field application. Available for students across multiple settings to build skills in clinical and self development with multiple niches.
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Direct service and parent collaboration practical to your real world environment. Multiple options available for consultation that is appropriate for your learner or setting. Consultation and training available to schools, community centers, and more.
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Utilizing principles of behavior and acceptance and commitment therapy, 1:1 coaching and support is provided to make meaningful behavior change. Examples include preparing for daily routines, making and managing appointments, accepting and managing negative thought patterns that serve as barriers to progress, etc.
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Who is this for?
One provider. Direct access. No layers between you and the support and systems you need.
I work directly with the families, individuals, and organizations who want support and education that is grounded in science and designed around real life. Acceptance and Commitment Therapy and ABA work together here to identify barriers, clarify values, and create positive changes. This application exists through modeling, coaching, and feedback as well as system building to set you and your environment up for success.
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I have the flexibility to offer multiple types of models based on your payor. Insurance-based models are typically a combination of parent collaboration and direct therapy, reauthorized every 6 months. After speaking with you, I can typically provide my initial suggestions and then refine them further after an assessment is completed. It is completely up to you for consenting to the options and modifying as needed based on your family's schedule. In a private pay model, there is more flexibility related to the amount of parent collaboration and consultation provided.
Flexibility, the ability to pause or reschedule without insurance repercussion, and less insurance-related barriers dependent on the goals.
In the intake process, I will provide a thorough explanation of what can be worked on and achieved. This is a commitment, and it will require time and energy to see progress. If at any point you feel that this is not right for you, we can discuss discontinuation. ABA is not a one-size-fits-all approach and not all individuals will necessarily benefit. If at any point during the assessment or process I do not think this is an appropriate or ethical fit, I am obligated to share that with you.
As of May 2026, I am only accepting private pay. I am currently working on credentialing with Blue Cross Blue Shield NC, Aetna, and United Healthcare as future payors, estimated late Summer 2026.
I take a combination of key information from completing a values-based assessment with you, conducting direct assessments most appropriate for the individual, and identifying social significance based on the time and package allotted. I believe fully that goals must be agreed upon by the family including the individual. I work within my field, and if other areas of need are identified from other fields such as speech or mental health services, I will share that with you at any time.
Yes, please! Collaboration with other professionals is encouraged and welcomed.
Sometimes ABA is advertised as more of an opportunity for respite care or daycare. While I do not provide those services, I am happy to help you find resources or connect you with a care coordinator to assist. I am also able to attend IEP meetings or doctor's appointments where any of my observational or data findings can be shared.
Yes! I specialize in combining Acceptance and Commitment Therapy with behavioral science to help adults achieve observable long and short-term goals and address common barriers. This can vary from practicing social skills to interview for a job, to exercising a certain amount per week, to addressing common limiting beliefs when struggling with executive functioning challenges. This is not limited to individuals with neurodivergence, but it is my area of specialty.
ABA is well known only by its relation to therapy for autistic people, however it is applied across many settings and under different names - including health and fitness and business, to name a few. It is similar to the medical model in that we are identifying an observable need and applying an intervention to record results. In coaching, we are identifying your key values, barriers to aligning your behaviors with those values, and finding where to begin with action items. Through every bump in the road, we learn to accept it and move forward while coping and regulating our nervous systems. Not every BCBA or health coach is educated in these areas, and it is important to find one that is if this is an area of interest to you.
If you are diagnosed with Autism and are under 21, you may be able to have services covered under more rigid guidelines for goals. Otherwise, private pay is outlined on the coaching page. It may also be worth speaking with your employer's HR department about HSA options and what can be reimbursed in that space.
I most often provide supervision in clinics, homes, schools, and group homes. If you are unsure whether your setting would be an appropriate fit for fieldwork hours with me, feel free to schedule time for us to talk. Please also speak with your employer about whether they will permit outside supervisors to either observe live or via live recording. We have a permission form to send out to any necessary parties.
Supervision payments are required on a monthly basis, with 30 days notice required for cancellation without fee. If the information you are seeking is not found on the supervision page, please feel free to send me a message!
About
Board Certified Behavior Analyst · Member, Association for Contextual Behavior Science · Licensed Behavior Analyst in NC and NJ
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Background
I began my work in 2016 in direct behavioral care and music instruction with individuals with special needs and social-emotional differences. Since becoming a Board Certified Behavior Analyst in 2021, my experience has spanned a range of clinical settings and populations.
My work has included supporting individuals from toddlers to adults in areas such as communication development, emotional regulation, and challenging behavior, from early skill-building to more complex behavioral presentations. I've also facilitated social skills groups, supported community-based learning, and collaborated closely with schools and medical providers.
I have worked with individuals with Autism, ADHD, Traumatic Brain Injury, Oppositional Defiant Disorder, Fragile X Syndrome, anxiety, depression, and complex trauma. Much of my experience has involved navigating overlapping needs, where behavior is influenced by multiple factors rather than a single diagnosis.
Approach & Beliefs
My work is grounded in the science of Applied Behavior Analysis, while also being informed by Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT). I was drawn to ACT naturally, and it continues to shape how I think about behavior, particularly the role of thoughts, avoidance, and values in long-term change.
Over time, I began to notice a gap in how services are often delivered. Strategies may be technically sound, but difficult to apply outside of structured settings. Families are often left trying to translate recommendations into real-life situations without enough support. Clinicians may be trained in procedures, but not always in how to adapt when things don't go as planned.
My approach is built in response to that gap.
As someone living with chronic illness, I am especially mindful of what it means for support to be realistic. Behavior change does not happen in ideal conditions. It happens within the limits of energy, access, environment, and support systems. Because of this, I prioritize strategies that are not only effective, but sustainable.
I believe access to reinforcement, learning, and community should not be dependent on circumstances or resources. Support should meet people where they are and still move them forward.
For Families & Communities
A practical, real-life approach to supporting individuals and the systems around them.
Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) is the science of understanding behavior - why it's happening, and how to respond in a way that supports meaningful change.
At its core, ABA focuses on the idea that behavior is influenced by what happens before and after it. When those patterns are understood, we can make small, intentional changes that lead to more consistent and positive outcomes over time.
This can include:
Practical and individualized:
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Megan works directly with your family in the home, assessing an individual's strengths, needs, and goals, then coaching caregivers to implement strategies that carry across all the people and places that matter.
What the process looks like
We start with a conversation to understand what is currently happening and where things feel stuck. From there, support typically includes:
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Support for organizations that want to better understand and serve individuals with disabilities across settings - including schools, community-based programs, and group homes.
Focus of support
This work is centered on education and practical application. Support can range from building foundational understanding of behavior to application-level coaching, where staff are actively using those concepts in real-time situations.
Services may include
All support is designed to fit within real staffing structures and daily routines.
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For RBTs & Students
The experience
Supervision is conducted through 1:1 telehealth meetings and individualized based on your current goals, areas of need, and the current test content outline. Supervision integrates ACT and is built around your actual development as a clinician and professional.
Licensed to supervise in NC, NJ, and TX (coming soon).
You can expect
Several packages are provided to fit % of supervision required towards your hours.
Package 01
$300 /month
4 hours per month
Package 02
$450 /month
6 hours per month
Package 03
$80 /hour
Flexible — add on as needed
Resources
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Last updated: May 2026
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