EISEL BEHAVIOR THERAPY & CONSULTATION
Compassionate & Client Centered Behavior Analysis
Together, we focus on creating positive changes and fostering growth for a better future.
Our mission is to create a safe, joyful space where clients can acquire the skills needed to build full and meaningful lives. This mission can only be realized through the organization’s core values of assent, compassion, transparency, connection, trust, and positive relationships. Eisel Behavior Therapy and Consultation aims to deliver compassionate, client-centered applied behavior analysis services using socially valid methods supported by current, substantive research.
Our Services
Clinic, Home, & School-Based Services
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Specialized one-on-one therapy to address unique behavioral and developmental needs that best suit the client.
Personalized plans designed to meet individual and family goals.
Evidence-based strategies to teach communication and adaptive skills.
Supportive collaboration with families to ensure lasting success.
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Guidance for parents and caregivers to support therapy goals, improve interactions, and create a positive, structured environment at home.
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Collaborative sessions focused on developing social, emotional, and communication skills within a supportive peer environment.
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Customized training sessions for professionals to enhance skills in applying evidnece-based applied behavior analysis principles effectively.
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Support for behavior analysts in training through expert supervision, professional guidance, and hands-on learning experiences.
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Interactive learning opportunities for parents, educators, and professionals to explore ABA techniques and strategies for behavior management.
Methods & Approaches
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Today’s ABA
Refers to an exceptional approach in applied behavior analysis that addresses challenging behavior, developed by Dr. Gregory Hanley and colleagues. The approach is characterized by strong, positive, and trusting relationships, compassionate care, assent-based treatment, and trauma-informed practices and strategies for behavioral management.
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ACT
Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT) helps people handle tough times and focus on what matters most to them. Connect is a PSHE program inspired by ACT that teaches kids six key habits for well-being: Connecting, Challenging, Giving, Exercising, Embracing, and Self-care. DNA-v is a simple model built from ACT, designed to help young people grow and adapt by exploring, noticing, and listening to their values.
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Precision Teaching
Precision teaching is a way to track how someone is learning by measuring how often things happen over time. It looks at both what you can see on the outside and what people feel or think on the inside, using simple charts. This helps teachers quickly spot progress and make changes so learning gets easier and faster.
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Prosocial Facilitator
A Prosocial Facilitator helps groups work more effectively together and achieve common goals. They use the ARC Process, a straightforward, step-by-step approach to build teamwork and ensure everyone's voice is heard while keeping the group moving forward as one.
About Us.
Specialized Behavior Analysis: a place where positive interventions are curated by simple, applicable, and research-based strategies.
Eisel Behavior Therapy specializes in providing evidence-based solutions for children, families, and educators. We aim to empower individuals with the tools and strategies needed to overcome challenges and build lasting skills.
“As a doctoral-level Board-Certified Behavior Analyst (BCBA-D), I am committed to providing compassionate, high-quality services that help people build the whole lives they value. My work centers on creating safe, nurturing spaces that foster lasting behavior change through methods backed by behavioral science and authentic, trusting client-therapist relationships.
I have worked with individuals with disabilities for 30+ years in group homes, day programs, and as a certified special education teacher for adolescents with emotional and behavioral disabilities. I completed my PhD at the University of Oklahoma in 2022.”
