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Carla Himmelwright, BCaBA
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ABOUT
I have worked with children, adolescents, and adults with autism spectrum disorder and other cognitive, behavioral, and developmental disabilities for 17 years. I have worked in school, home, and clinical settings to support students and train professionals and families with various behavioral interventions. I have clinical experience as a Clinical Supervisor, Community Support Supervisor, and Director of Adolescent Studies & Transition Services. I have an undergraduate degree in Behavioral Science from Walsh University and a graduate certificate in Applied Behavioral Analysis from the University of North Texas. I became a Board Certified Assistant Behavior Analyst (BCaBA) in 2015. I currently provide behavior consultation and coaching services part-time at a local school district.
Although my training and experience in applied behavior analysis has helped me to better understand and change human behavior, I strongly believe in a multi-disciplinary approach to support the learning of new skills and behaviors. Throughout my professional experiences, I have maintained a strong passion for building meaningful relationships with neurodivergent people and supporting and empowering them to live as independently as possible and to take care of themselves mentally, physically, emotionally & socially.
SERVICES
I currently offer or am taking referrals for the following groups:
Additionally, I am always open to developing new groups based on the needs and interests of the community. Please check out our Groups page for more information or for new groups.
PAYMENT
I accept payment for groups via cash, check, money order, or Zelle. The cost of each group varies, but is generally between $60-75 per group sesion.
I have worked with children, adolescents, and adults with autism spectrum disorder and other cognitive, behavioral, and developmental disabilities for 17 years. I have worked in school, home, and clinical settings to support students and train professionals and families with various behavioral interventions. I have clinical experience as a Clinical Supervisor, Community Support Supervisor, and Director of Adolescent Studies & Transition Services. I have an undergraduate degree in Behavioral Science from Walsh University and a graduate certificate in Applied Behavioral Analysis from the University of North Texas. I became a Board Certified Assistant Behavior Analyst (BCaBA) in 2015. I currently provide behavior consultation and coaching services part-time at a local school district.
Although my training and experience in applied behavior analysis has helped me to better understand and change human behavior, I strongly believe in a multi-disciplinary approach to support the learning of new skills and behaviors. Throughout my professional experiences, I have maintained a strong passion for building meaningful relationships with neurodivergent people and supporting and empowering them to live as independently as possible and to take care of themselves mentally, physically, emotionally & socially.
SERVICES
I currently offer or am taking referrals for the following groups:
- Early Elementary Social Skills Group (ages 6-8)
- Elementary Social Skills Groups (ages 9-11)
- Social Activity Group (Middle School) (ages 12-14)
- Social Activity Group (High School) (ages 15-18)
- Siblings Support Group
Additionally, I am always open to developing new groups based on the needs and interests of the community. Please check out our Groups page for more information or for new groups.
PAYMENT
I accept payment for groups via cash, check, money order, or Zelle. The cost of each group varies, but is generally between $60-75 per group sesion.
