ABA Actionables was created to make behavioral science easier to understand, apply, and carry into the decisions that happen every day—in clinical practice, organizations, and family life.
M.A., BCBA, LBA

I’ve worked in behavior analysis since 2010 and have been a Board Certified Behavior Analyst® since 2017. Over the years, I’ve worked across roles and settings—supporting clients and families, supervising clinicians, mentoring professionals, and helping teams navigate the realities of applying behavioral science in everyday practice.
One thing has remained consistent: knowing the science and knowing what to do next aren’t always the same thing.
That idea became the foundation for ABA Actionables.
ABA Actionables grew from a simple belief: learning is most valuable when you can carry it with you.
A concept learned in a CEU should influence the next clinical decision. A conversation with a mentor should make the next difficult situation easier to navigate. Parent education should help a family understand what they’re seeing when real life happens at home.
The goal isn’t to simplify behavioral science. It’s to make strong behavioral science clear, relevant, and usable.
CLEAR
Understand the why.
Complex concepts explained in ways that preserve the science without making them unnecessarily complicated.
RELEVANT
Connect learning to real situations.
Education and support shaped around the decisions, people, environments, and challenges involved.
ACTIONABLE
Know what comes next.
Leave with something you can consider, adapt, discuss, or put into practice.
EXPERIENCE BEHIND THE WORK
Professional Background
Board Certified Behavior Analyst since 2017
Working in ABA since 2010
Licensed Behavior Analyst in multiple states
BACB Authorized Continuing Education Provider
Experience across clinical practice, supervision, mentorship, parent education, and telehealth
Education
M.A., Exceptional Student Education
Applied Behavior Analysis
M.A., Human Services Counseling
Marriage & Family
B.S., Family Studies & Human Development
My background in both behavior analysis and family-focused disciplines continues to shape how I think about behavior: scientifically, contextually, and with attention to the people involved.
Koda — Chief Morale Officer
Koda has been part of Danielle’s journey from puppy training to certified therapy dog. He brings a calm presence, an enthusiasm for people, and a talent for making everyone feel welcome. He keeps morale high and provides a daily reminder that progress is built through patience, consistency, and connection.
Hoku — Director of Treat Distribution
Hoku may be small, but she has spent nearly 15 years perfecting the art of making her preferences known. She keeps the team accountable, the treat schedule closely monitored, and the best warm blankets and sunbeams properly secured—all while reminding everyone that individual differences matter.
EXPERIENCE BEHIND THE WORK
Professional Background
Board Certified Behavior Analyst since 2017
Working in ABA since 2010
Licensed Behavior Analyst in multiple states
BACB Authorized Continuing Education Provider
Experience across clinical practice, supervision, mentorship, parent education, and telehealth
Education
M.A., Exceptional Student Education
Applied Behavior Analysis
M.A., Human Services Counseling
Marriage & Family
B.S., Family Studies & Human Development
My background in both behavior analysis and family-focused disciplines continues to shape how I think about behavior: scientifically, contextually, and with attention to the people involved.

Koda — Chief Morale Officer
Koda has been part of Danielle’s journey from puppy training to certified therapy dog. He brings a calm presence, an enthusiasm for people, and a daily reminder that progress is built through patience, consistency, and connection.
Hoku — Director of Treat Distribution
Hoku may be small, but she has spent nearly 15 years perfecting the art of making her preferences known. She keeps the team accountable, the treat schedule closely monitored, and the best warm blankets and sunbeams properly secured—all while reminding everyone that individual differences matter.
WHEREVER YOU'RE STARTING
WHEREVER YOU'RE STARTING