03/24/2025
About Me:
My name is Dr. Jenelle Bartlett ("Dr. B"). I've been in behavior intervention for almost 15 years and have been a BCBA since 2017. Both my masters and doctorate programs were focused in psychology and behaviorism, which jives with me personally: the science of behavior absolutely drives me!
Clinical Practice: My experience in ABA is fairly vast, if I do say so myself. I've worked with kiddos as young as 2 and adults into their 30s; I've worked in homes, clinics, schools, community locations, and places of employments; served learners with a wide array of diagnoses (and some without); and have practiced and consulted internationally. More recently, I've added into being an adjunct professor in ABA to my resume as well. My happiest places are high intensive behavior, complex-needs learners, working with teens/adults, and consulting with ABA companies on best practices.
Values: What's in a name? Well, for me, a lot! ALTI stands for "assent-led, trauma-informed". These are the primary values on which I orient my practice and trainings, and I ensure these values underlie everything I teach. Learners always have the right to have their voice be heard and have it be honored; to have interventions that align with their preferences, values, and needs.
Approach: Practical! Behavior intervention is a science and can be quite technical at times. I find that removing the veil of technicality by steeping our examples and practice in real, contextually relevant scenarios cements the knowledge and induces confidence in my students
That's a quick intro about me, but I'm pretty much an open book. What questions do you have for me?