I bring behavior science and practical experience from schools, clinics, and private practice.
I know this from
more than one side.
A behavior analyst. A person with ADHD. A dad raising two boys with ADHD.
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One person. A few ways to understand.
Diagnosed at 37. I know the gap between knowing what to do and getting started.
I’m raising two boys with ADHD. These questions are part of my everyday life, too.

“The diagnosis didn’t change who I was. It changed how I understood myself.”
That understanding changed how I work with people. I bring the research and the experience of being on the other side of the table.
We start small, together.
Choose what matters.
Start with a goal that feels useful to you.
Understand what gets in the way.
Look at the task, the situation, and the support available.
Try one manageable change.
Practice in everyday life, review what helps, and adjust together.
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Who are you here for?
Credentials, frameworks, and professional work
MS, Utah State University, summa cum laude. Board Certified Behavior Analyst and ADHD Certified Clinical Services Provider. BACB ACE Provider IP-24-11059.
Creator of the Executive Function Roadmap™ and PINCH Motivation Framework. Contributor to Springer’s Encyclopedia of Autism Spectrum Disorders.
Full résumé (PDF) →Training for behavior analysts →
Let’s start with a conversation.
Tell me what’s going on. We’ll talk about your goals and whether this support feels like a fit.


