We can work in the environment where the problem occurs.

Homes

Schools

Community

Day Training Facilities

Group homes and residential facilities 

Qualifications

Our clinicians are Board Certified Behavior Analysts and Board Certified Associate Behavior Analysts

Years of experience helping families with behavior problems.    

We employ a person-centered approach of helping people reach their goals through empirically validated treatment approaches utilizing measurable outcomes. 

Treatment approaches take into account helping individuals by addressing family and environmental dynamics. 

Who We Are

Dan Knittel, BCBA

• Level 1 Board Certified Behavior Analyst - Certification # 1-01-0633
• Teaching experience including college courses in psychology and education
• Populations served: children and adults with Autism and other Developmental Disabilities, ADHD, Mental Impairments, Multiple Impairments, and Traumatic Brain Injuries
• Several years of hands-on experience conducting behavior assessment and providing behavior analysis service, including parent training, staff training, Discrete Trial Therapy and other ABA protocols in homes, group homes and residential facilities.  Treatment have been applied to various problem behaviors including physical aggression, verbal aggression, property destruction, self-injurious behavior, and inappropriate sexual behavior
• I believe in helping persons reach their goals through empirically validated treatment approaches utilizing measurable outcomes.   Treatment approaches take into account helping individuals by addressing family and environmental dynamics. 

Nick Behling, BCABA

• Board Certified Associate Behavior Analyst – Certification # 0-07-2371

• MA in Social Science.  Currently pursuing masters degree in Applied Behavior Analysis

• Populations served include children with autism spectrum disorder, other developmental disabilities, and emotional behavior disorders
• Experienced in implementation of behavior analytic treatments including:  parent and staff training, Picture Exchange Communication System (PECS), Discrete Trial Training (DTT, Natural Environment Training, social skills training, teaching imitation skills, requesting skills, sequencing skills, verbal skills, and other basic learning skills.

Since receiving his Master's degree from Western Michigan University in 2001, Daniel Knittel has held positions as a Board Certified Behavior Analyst serving individuals with Developmental Disabilities and Traumatic Brain Injuries. He is currently a Behavior Analyst with Positive Behavior Interventions, Inc. His interests include organizational behavior management applied to ABA service delivery in human service settings.