Bryan Davey, PhD, BCBA-D, LBA is Board Certified as a Behavior Analyst at Doctorate level (BCBA-D) and a Licensed Behavior Analyst in AZ and MI. His clinical expertise includes training organizational personnel in the application of behavioral principles and procedures, functional behavioral assessments, assessment and treatment of severe and complex behaviors, intervention implementation, and effective teaching practices. Dr. Davey’s professional experiences include being an administrator, past certified special education teacher, consultant to schools, businesses, health plans, state agencies and behavior analytic agencies nationwide, as well as an agency owner.
Dr. Maria Gilmour, PhD, BCBA-D, LBA is a BCBA-D, licensed in WA and OR. She has been working in the field of autism, behavior disorders, traumatic brain injury, and ABA for the past two decades. Dr. Gilmour is the CEO of Wynne Solutions and the CCO of Gemiini Systems. She has been using telehealth methods since 2007, after graduating from the University of Georgia with her doctorate in special education. Dr. Gilmour focuses her clinical support on building capacity of care with parents and educators through parent education programs and multi-disciplinary collaboration. Her research interests include using technology to teach individuals with exceptionalities, specifically video modeling methods. Currently Dr. Gilmour resides in the Pacific Northwest where she supports families and clinicians across the world via telehealth.
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