
Owner, Behavior Analyst
Scott is passionate about collaborating with clients and their caregivers to find solutions to behavioral concerns that are easy to implement and fit into everyone's busy schedules.
With 16 years of experience in the field of behavior analysis, Scott has served in roles ranging from direct service provider to Clinical Director. He is experienced at providing therapeutic behavior consult with pediatric and adult clients with a range of behavioral support needs.
In 2016, he became board certified and licensed to practice behavior analysis in the Commonwealth of Virginia. Scott completed a PhD in Applied Behavior Analysis at The Chicago School and received the behavior analyst doctoral designation in 2025.
As the clinician for MBC, he endeavors to provide individualized and data driven services. By assessing the needs of the environment, caregivers, and the client, he develops plans and trainings that are both effective and accessible for all providers.

Applied behavior analysis (ABA) is the science of behavior focused on meaningful and desired personal growth. With decades of peer-reviewed research, the science is demonstrated to work with numerous populations to teach useful skills and reduce unsafe behaviors. Our consultant utilizes the science to assess the client's daily life, preferences, and needs. Assessment data is used to collaborate on an individualized behavior support plan. Further, evidence based methods are used to train caregivers to proficiency on the client's plan so the individual meets their desired outcomes.

Our services focus on caregiver training that benefits the client. Working with our client and relevant caregivers, we identify the skills the client wants to learn and behaviors that could be impeding their ability to meet their health and safety. As a result, we create a customized behavior support plan and trainings suited to the needs of the client and those who support them.

Behavioral Consultation is intended to be faded out over time. We collaborate with families and caregivers to develop trainings and data collections that fit the needs of busy families and organizations. Using Behavioral Skills Training (BST), an evidence-based training method, we focus on modeling skills and providing feedback for improvement to ensure that caregivers feel comfortable and confident when providing care.
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