Sacramento ABA Therapy: Our Team
If you are looking for a team that is committed to making a difference in the lives of children, look no further than Sacramento ABA. Together, our experienced, compassionate staff are united in our goal to provide tailored, comprehensive care that addresses the needs of each child and their family.
Here’s a closer look at the roles of our team members, who are the foundation of our clinic’s success in delivering the highest quality of care and support to our community.
Board Certified Behavior Analysts (BCBAs): BCBAs, or Board Certified Behavior Analysts, are professionals trained to evaluate clients’ needs, design individualized treatment programs, and oversee the delivery of ABA services. As a result of their considerable background in behavior analysis, we can ensure that each of our clients receives customized, effective care.
Registered Behavior Technicians (RBTs): RBTs are trained to carry out ABA treatment plans under the direction of a Board Certified Behavior Analyst (BCBA). They engage in one-on-one interactions with clients to instill new skills and mitigate problematic patterns of behavior.
They are an essential cog in the wheel of our business and critical to the therapeutic outcomes we achieve for our clients.
Administrative Staff: Our administrative staff oversees the day-to-day running of our clinic and is tasked with ensuring a positive client experience. They undertake responsibilities such as appointment scheduling, billing, and insurance verification. Our staff is the backbone of our clinic, and they work tirelessly to make everyone, from our clients to their loved ones, feel welcome and cared for.
The success of our Sacramento clinic is based on our comprehensive approach. Together, we can assess each client’s unique needs and develop a treatment plan that considers each. Our mission is to provide exceptional service to children and their loved ones
Liz Krulder Kumar, BCBA
Liz has been working in the field of Behavioral Psychology for over 10 years and has worked in a variety of settings, with a variety of ages from 1-45 years of age. Liz earned her master’s degree in Psychology (Behavior Analysis) from California State University, Fresno where she became proficient in functional communication, functional living skills, PEAK curriculum, and ACT.
Liz’s clinical specialty is with early learners, ages 1-5 and her passion only grew once she had a toddler of her own. She is dedicated to delivering high-quality, compassionate ABA services. Liz believes each child should be given the opportunity to build positive and meaningful relationships with peers, which is why communication and social skills are a core focus at the Sacramento ABA Therapy, a play-based early learning center for all types of young learners.
Liz also recognizes that high-quality services can only be provided by the highest-quality staff. She is also dedicated to creating a positive work-place culture with ongoing training and a supportive work environment.
Outside of her work, Liz enjoys getting outdoors with her husband and son, attending local community events, and keeping up with her favorite sports teams (Kings, Padres, and Raiders).
