Florida Family Support was built on a simple belief: that every child deserves to be truly known by the people who work with them. Not a file number. Not a billable hour. A child.
Florida Family Support was founded in 2015 with a clear belief: that quality should never be sacrificed for volume. In a field where large practices can feel more like insurance billing operations than clinical care, we set out to build something different. A boutique practice where every child is genuinely known, every therapy plan is individually designed, and every hour of treatment is there because it is actually needed.
More than a decade later, that philosophy still drives everything we do.
Our team of Board Certified Behavior Analysts brings deep expertise across ABA therapy, social skills development, and behavioral health, and they work together. Cases are reviewed collaboratively, insights are shared across the team, and every family benefits from that collective experience. You are not getting one person’s opinion. You are getting the best thinking our entire clinical team has to offer.
We serve families across Palm Beach and North Broward County, in English, Spanish, and Portuguese, in your home and in your child’s school. Because that is where real progress happens. Not in a clinic, but in the moments and places that make up your child’s actual life.
We are selective about how we grow, because the families already in our care deserve the same quality of service as the families we have not met yet.
We keep our practice intentionally small so every family gets our full attention. Growth means doing more of what works, not taking on more than we can do well.
Therapy does not stop when the session ends. We train parents and caregivers alongside every child we serve, because the hours between sessions matter just as much.
Our BCBAs share knowledge across every case. No child is managed by one person in isolation. The whole team thinks about each family, together.
We come to your home and your child's school because that is where the real world is. Skills learned in a clinic do not always transfer. Skills learned at home do.
We will never recommend more hours than your child needs. We would rather be trusted than impressive.
We support families in English, Spanish, and Portuguese. This work is hard enough without doing it in a second language.
Our clinical team is led by Board Certified Behavior Analysts with different backgrounds and areas of expertise. They work as one: every case gets the whole team's thinking, not one person's opinion.
Natalia founded Florida Family Support in 2015 after years of working with children across different developmental profiles, first in Colombia, where she studied psychology, and later in South Florida. She kept seeing the same gap: practices that treated families like cases instead of people. So she built the practice she wished existed, one where the clinical work is excellent and the family always feels like a partner, not a passenger.
Her conviction is simple: the family is the most integral piece of a child’s support system. That is why her work pairs behavioral therapy for the child with counseling and support for the family, and why she still meets individually with therapy clients and leads our multi-family support groups today.
Natalia holds a Master’s in Mental Health Counseling from Nova Southeastern University and is both a Licensed Mental Health Counselor and a Board Certified Behavior Analyst. She has worked in mental health counseling for more than a decade, speaks English and Spanish fluently, and lives with her family in Palm Beach County.
As Chief Operating Officer and a Board Certified Assistant Behavior Analyst, Daniela brings more than 25 years of experience in ABA. She began her career in 1998 and has served in nearly every role along the way, from Registered Behavior Technician to Trainer and BCaBA. Today she oversees day-to-day operations while continuing to provide clinical support of her own.
Her connection to this work is personal. As the parent of two young adults, including one with Autism Spectrum Disorder, she understands both sides of the table: the provider’s and the family’s. Outside of work you will find her with her two children and her beloved beagles, Rain and Sky, discovering new restaurants and making memories over a good meal.
Evelyn is a Board Certified Behavior Analyst with a master’s degree in Applied Behavior Analysis and six years of experience in the field, and she serves as our Training Director.
She has a family member with special needs, and that personal connection drives her commitment to helping every family she works with build a better quality of life. Evelyn loves showing families just how much individuals with special needs have to offer the world. Outside of work, she loves dancing, concerts, quality time with family, and a good outdoor adventure.
Allison comes to Florida Family Support with over 15 years of experience in Applied Behavior Analysis. She has worked with children from 19 months to 21 years old, with early intervention experience across clinics, homes, schools, and the community.
She especially enjoys parent trainings and sharing her knowledge of ABA, and she brings deep experience supporting individuals with autism and related disabilities to our team.
Morgan holds a Master of Science in clinical psychology and is both a Licensed Mental Health Counselor and a Board Certified Behavior Analyst. She has worked with children on the spectrum as well as children and young adults with anxiety, depression, and ADHD.
Morgan draws on her background in psychology and mental health counseling to better understand the ways that both children and families accept and cope with diagnoses and behaviors.
Ashley is a Board Certified Behavior Analyst and a Registered Mental Health Counseling Intern. She has worked with children and young adults on the autism spectrum since 2014, with experience in inpatient and outpatient settings supporting children and adolescents with depression, anxiety, and related disorders.
Ashley brings the two fields together, combining ABA and mental health counseling to support both the individual and their family.
Leah believes the best outcomes start with meaningful relationships. As a BCBA with a background in mental health counseling, she brings a compassionate, family-centered approach that emphasizes connection, play, autonomy, and social development.
She partners with families and caregivers to build individualized plans that are both evidence-based and meaningful. Outside of work, Leah enjoys time with family and friends, weekends at the beach on her roller blades, and dancing flamenco.
Gretta is a Board Certified Behavior Analyst with nine years of experience in Applied Behavior Analysis. Early intervention has been the heart of her career, with experience across early intervention, school, home, and community settings.
Gretta believes meaningful progress happens when families and professionals work together. One of her favorite parts of the job is partnering with parents and caregivers, giving them the tools to support their child’s success beyond therapy sessions. Outside of work, she loves family time, staying active, traveling, and trying new recipes.
Alex is a Board Certified Behavior Analyst with a Master’s degree in Exceptional Student Education, concentrated in Applied Behavior Analysis. She brings a combined 11 years of experience as an RBT and ESE teacher supporting learners ages 3 to 21.
Years of hands-on practice across school, home, and community settings taught her to meet children in their natural environments, where progress actually sticks. At Florida Family Support she leads our Academic Tutoring & Kindergarten Readiness program, closing the gap between academic help and behavioral support. Her approach is patient, direct, and built on the belief that every child in front of her can reach grade-level skills, given the right support.
Her goal is simple: children and families who leave every session more confident than they arrived.
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