Lead BCBA

Annalisa moved to the Gunnison Valley in the summer of 2017 and has worked for the Adaptive Sports Center as an outdoor instructor for people of all abilities. She worked for the Gunnison Watershed School District as a Special Education Paraprofessional, and most recently, she worked with the school district in implementing a new behavior program for students with diverse behavioral needs and challenges. As a BCBA, Annalisa is passionate about working with people with disabilities and is excited to pursue her career in ABA.

Clinic Coordinator

Brooke is currently studying at Colorado Technical University and brings a personal passion to the field as a proud member of the neurodivergent community. Her curiosity about her own behaviors has fueled a deep interest in how they can be understood, taught, and nurtured in others. In her free time, Brooke enjoys crafting, building with LEGOs, and spending time with her beloved rabbits.

Apprentice to BCBA

Victoria holds a BS in Applied Psychology from Colorado Christian University, where she developed a passion for understanding behavior and the factors that shape it. Her experience as a substitute and preschool teacher sparked her interest in behavior strategies and working with children of diverse abilities. These experiences led her to the field of ABA, where she is eagerly growing and helping others develop tools for lasting change. In her free time, Victoria enjoys baking, gardening, photography, painting, and playing board games with her family.

Apprentice to BCBA

With eight years of experience in the ABA field, Beth is passionate about helping children find their voice through functional communication and expanding their world through play. She is currently furthering her expertise as a student at Ball State University and finds immense joy in watching her students reach new milestones. When she isn’t in the clinic, Beth heads for the outdoors to go snowboarding, dirt biking, or hiking.