Clinical Team

Ameena has a collegiate background in Applied Developmental Psychology and Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA). Her love for ABA began in 2007, where she facilitated social skills groups and orchestrated ABA therapy sessions in the home and clinic settings for young children with Autism. She earned her BCBA and transitioned from a Behavior Therapist to a Clinical Lead Manager.  Across her leadership roles, she conducted parent and therapist training, and developed and managed intervention plans for clients ranging from 0-5 years old.

Throughout her life, Ameena has been told she has a gift for working with children -- most likely because she is a big kid at heart. When not providing meaningful intervention, Ameena enjoys spending time with family, playing softball, and traveling.

Anaiby has a Masters in Psychology with a specialization in Applied Behavior Analysis. She is a dedicated and motivated individual with a passion for helping families tackle the challenges of autism. Anaiby has experience supervising ABA programs and working one-on-one with children who have been diagnosed with autism spectrum disorders in homes, school settings and the community. She enjoys working with kids, seeing them learn and grow, fostering independence in a play-based instructional setting.

Some of Anaiby's leisure activities include hiking, reading and cooking.

Trina (she/her/hers) is a dedicated, passionate BCBA in California's Bay Area. She graduated with a Masters in Special Education with an emphasis in Applied Behavior Analysis from Arizona State University and became a BCBA later that same year. She has worked with individuals with special needs from diverse backgrounds in homes, schools, and clinic based settings. Individuals under Trina's care have had a variety of diagnoses but mostly have a primary diagnosis of Autism, ages ranging from 1-26 years old. In working with these lovely souls, Trina's aim is to always promote compassionate use of teaching strategies including DTT, NET, PRT, among others; supporting the clients to best express themselves in ways that minimize behaviors for reduction that are reasonable and feasible; and increasing behaviors that lead to better quality of life for the individuals and their families.

During her leisure time, Trina has an affinity for hikes with her dog, good reads, and travels.

Nadya is a BCBA that is passionate about helping communities, families, and children. Over the years, she dedicated her work towards those goals by advocating, fundraising, and volunteering with humanitarian organizations, along with volunteering with newborns and children in a local hospital. Coming from a background in public health (MPH) biology and Spanish, Nadya’s interest lies in combining her experiences to support youth on the spectrum and their families through a lens of cultural sensitivity and compassion. In the past, she has worked with youth on the spectrum (moderate to severe) from ages 2 to 22 in a non-public school setting supporting them through: teaching, ABA therapy, and managing staff working to support their programs. Her hobbies include: running, spending time with family, and volunteering.