Allison Parker has been a Board Certified Behavior Analyst since 2014 and is currently completing a dissertation toward her PhD. She is the Director of Clinical Operations for DATA Group Central and provides adjunct instruction for graduate level behavior analysis coursework at Hunter College. She previously completed a pre-doctoral internship with the Kennedy Krieger Institute at Johns Hopkins University, and has served as the Externship Co-Coordinator and Advisory Board Liaison for the Associate of Science in Autism Treatment. Allison’s research interests include staff training, verbal behavior, and functional communication training, and she has presented her work across local, regional, and national conferences.

Allison is white, cisgender, and queer, and believes everyone deserves mentorship that aligns with their values. She is happy to welcome supervisees that have varied experience, and to create space to learn about you as an individual. She engages in personal self reflection regarding anti-racism work, monitoring micro aggressions, and attends a lot of events geared toward minority groups in our field to stay informed on opportunities for underrepresented individuals to make sure she is encouraging a safe mentoring environment and creating connections for those she works with.

Allison's area of expertise include:

• Staff training

• Classroom management and school consult

• Verbal Behavior

• Adult Autism services 

  PBIS

• Feedback and critical conversations

• Parent training

• Compassionate Care (within and outside of ABA)

• Habit reversal, tics, repetitive behavior

• Experimental research/writing

Stacey Kodack is a dedicated professional with a background in both education and fitness.

After years of teaching in ABA classrooms and working as a school-based BCBA, she is now a Supervisor of Instruction overseeing Behavioral Health at an Educational Services Commission. Here, she supports a team of BCBAs, RBTs, and teachers in various school settings, focusing on students with intellectual and developmental disabilities as well as those needing emotional and psychological support.

Stacey, along with her husband, is also the owner of ZR Fit and Wellness in Monmouth County, an adaptive and inclusive gym and wellness center, where she combines her love for fitness with her expertise in ABA. At her gym, she offers personalized and group fitness training, using behavioral techniques to help clients reach their wellness goals.

Stacey's areas of expertise include:

• School consultation and professional development

• Program writing

• Personal Training

• Adaptive Personal Training

Adair Cardon holds a Masters degree is Cross-Cultural Psychology and currently specializes in play-based early intervention, peer social skills coaching, communication support, and parent training within the naturalistic PRT model for children on the autism spectrum. Trained through the University of California Santa Barbara’s distance program from West Africa, Adair spent over five years practicing in Dakar with Senegalese families and international expats in the French language. She is currently learning Wolof. She is also a credentialled behavior analyst via both the IBAO (who she served as an advisory board member during its inception) and QABA for those working outside North America. Adair is experienced in remote supervision and is a licensed BCBA in Washington State, Virginia, and Massachusetts. She is now enjoying life back in the U.S. with her husband and 3-year-old son in the beautiful Pacific Northwest.

Hi! My name is Erin Guiffre. I was introduced to the world of special education when I babysat for families with children with varying special needs in 2010 while I was completing my undergraduate degree at George Mason University.  My love for ABA grew as I worked as a Behavior Technician for an in-home and clinic based agency while completing my BCaBA coursework. I received my Masters in Social Work along with my Certification in Applied Behavior Analysis from George Mason University in 2014. Currently, I hold an active BCBA, LBA, LCSW licenses in the state of Virginia, Maryland, Nebraska, and Florida.

I have worked with a wide range of clients abilities and ages with my primary experience being with individuals ages 1-60. I have worked in both clinic and in-home settings. My passion areas are working with individuals who are dually diagnosed, teaching community safety behaviors to include comprehensive sex education, and emotional regulation/self regulation, ACT, and providing/practicing from a neurodiverse and gender affirming perspective. Additionally, I am passionate about collaborating and providing trainings to reduce provider burnout and bridging the gap between ABA and Social Work professionals.

In my free time I love to run, read, travel, teach, mentor, and spend time with my family (two children, spouse, and two dogs!).   

Kendra has experience in various settings including in-home, residential, and center-based services.

In 2020, Kendra embarked on a professional journey, acquiring certifications as a Health Coach from the Institute of Integrative Nutrition and the Primal Health Coach Institute.

In the spring of 2022, Kendra explored her true passion of nutrition, enrolling in the Human Nutrition and Functional Medicine program at the University of Western State. Having successfully completed the master's program, she is presently advancing toward obtaining certification as a Certified Nutrition Specialist and Board Certified Health and Wellness Coach.

Transitioning from her traditional role as a behavior analyst, Kendra applies the principles of ABA in her individual coaching sessions. Additionally, she serves as a Post Traumatic Growth Facilitator, offering support to veterans and their families.

Kendra's areas of expertise include:

• Youth and Adult Nutrition

• Functional Medicine

• 1-1 and Group Based Health Coaching

• Yoga and Personal Training