As the Clinical Director at BlueSprig, Kimberly Kokias brings over 14 years of dedicated experience in the field of Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA), where her passion for fostering leadership and creating a collaborative work environment shines through. In her current role, Kimberly is responsible for...
As the Clinical Director at BlueSprig, Kimberly Kokias brings over 14 years of dedicated experience in the field of Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA), where her passion for fostering leadership and creating a collaborative work environment shines through. In her current role, Kimberly is responsible for the creation and oversight of comprehensive ABA programs tailored to meet the unique needs of children with Autism. Her expertise in conducting Functional Behavior Assessments allows her to design, analyze, and modify interventions based on empirical data, ensuring that each child receives the most effective and individualized care possible.
Kimberly’s commitment to best practices in ABA is evident in her hands-on approach to family guidance and support. She not only oversees the implementation of direct services but also empowers families with the tools and strategies they need to reinforce positive behavior at home. This holistic approach is crucial for achieving optimal clinical outcomes and fostering long-term success for the children and families she serves.
In addition to her clinical responsibilities, Kimberly is a strong advocate for team building and professional development within her organization. She actively engages in public speaking and training initiatives, sharing her knowledge of early intervention strategies and positive behavior support with her colleagues. By cultivating a positive and collaborative work environment, Kimberly inspires her team to excel and innovate in their practice, ultimately enhancing the quality of care provided to children with Autism. Her leadership not only transforms the lives of the children she works with but also shapes the future of ABA practice at BlueSprig and beyond.