About Annie Guidry, BCBA, LBA
Board Certified Behavior Analyst (BCBA) and Licensed Behavior Analyst (LBA)
Our mission is to provide parenting support that is high-quality, ethical, and rooted in real-life application, with a focus on behavioral change. We aim to support families in improving outcomes and equipping caregivers with the knowledge and tools necessary for transforming behavior. By fostering positive relationships—one behavior at a time—we embrace neurodiversity and strive to make a meaningful impact.
About ABA
What is ABA
Our mission is to provide parenting support that is high-quality, ethical, and rooted in real-life application, with a focus on behavioral change. We aim to support families in improving outcomes and equipping caregivers with the knowledge and tools necessary for transforming behavior. By fostering positive relationships—one behavior at a time—we embrace neurodiversity and strive to make a meaningful impact.
How ABA Is Useful in Everyday Life
While ABA is often linked to autism support, its principles are advantageous for everyone—including children, adults, families, classrooms, and workplaces—effectively promoting neurodiversity.
In daily life, ABA can assist with:
- Understanding tantrums, meltdowns, and emotional outbursts
- Improving routines like mornings, bedtime, homework, and transitions
- Increasing independence and cooperation
- Strengthening communication skills
- Reducing power struggles and enhancing parenting support
ABA empowers caregivers to shift from asking, 'Why is this happening?' to confidently stating, 'I know what to do next.' It emphasizes practical solutions for behavioral change, focusing on improving outcomes rather than perfection, while recognizing that transforming behavior is a gradual and realistic process.