About

Hi, I'm Lindsay.

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I help children with disabilities build the skills they need to thrive while helping families feel supported, informed, and confident along the way.

I’m a Board Certified Behaviour Analyst with over a decade of experience supporting children with autism, developmental delays, and complex communication needs. My work as a private Behaviour Consultant has taken me into homes, schools, and community programs across the Okanagan, British Columbia. Since September 2025, I've had to move closer to family for more support while raising my 2 stepsons with my partner, in Cocagne, New Brunswick.

As a new full-time parent, I truly believe that families are strongest when they feel understood and supported.

My Journey & Experience

Qualifications

Registered Autism Service Provider (RASP) Category B Behaviour Consultant in British Columbia
Masters degree in Professional Education (MPEd)
Board Certifed Behaviour Analyst (BCBA) since June, 2024
Precision Nutrition Level 1 Coach and mentor to colleagues online

Work & Volunteer Experience

Autism Home Therapist in St. John's, Newfoundland (2013-2015)
Volunteer at a Nova Scotia Hearing & Speech Clinic (summer of 2015)
Behaviour Interventionist in a private center in Kelowna, BC (2015-2017)
Behaviour Interventionist Counsellor in the community during afterschool sessions (2018-2020)
Education Assistant in a Kindergarten class (2017-2018)
- supported a minimally verbal autistic student, ADHD student, and a couple shy students with social skills
Senior Behaviour Interventionist in a private center in West Kelowna, BC (2018-June 2021)
Behaviour Consultant as a private practice business owner (Sept. 2021-present)

Why I Do This Work

Over the years, I’ve met many parents who were doing everything they could, yet still facing waitlists, gaps in services, or uncertainty about what their child truly needed. My goal is to change that experience. I want families to have access to practical strategies, clear guidance, and meaningful, long-term improvements in their child’s daily life.

How I Support Families

My approach is grounded in compassion and collaboration. You know your child best, and my role is to bring the behaviour expertise, structure, and strategies that help you see real progress. Together, we focus on:

Building communication skills to replace challenging behaviours
Strengthening daily living skills
Supporting emotional regulation
Reducing stress at home through positive, proactive behaviour supports
Helping children participate more fully in school, community, and family life

Every plan is tailored. Every strategy is explained in plain language. And everything we work on connects to your child’s long-term quality of life.

Why Advocacy Matters to Me

I care deeply about the families I serve. Not just in sessions, but the bigger picture. That’s why I recently launched a petition calling on the Government of New Brunswick to increase funding for children with disabilities. Too many families have had to consider leaving the province simply to access essential services. That’s not something parents should ever have to face.

As a compassionate-first professional, I am committed to your child’s future both inside and outside the therapy setting.

petition to increase funding for children with disabilities in NB

My Promise to Families

When we work together, you get more than a service. You get a partner who sees your child’s potential and supports your family every step of the way. I’m here to help create meaningful change in your child’s life and to push for a system that supports every family with a child with disabilities in our province.