House of ABA Supports LLC

Hi! I’m Carla, the founder of House of ABA Supports.

My passion for working with children began in high school, where I gained early experience in pediatric and psychological offices. While studying psychology, I discovered the field of behavior analysis and began my journey as a Registered Behavior Technician (RBT).

I found purpose in the field and a passion for helping others, which inspired me to pursue my master’s degree and become a Board-Certified Behavior Analyst (BCBA). I believe children learn best when motivated and having fun, and that early intervention and family collaboration create the biggest impact.

My specialties include early intervention, functional communication training, daily living skills, and parent training. Beyond my role as a BCBA, I’m a wife and mom of two who loves family time and beach days. At House of ABA Supports, every milestone is celebrated, and potential is nurtured.

Carla is the founder of House of ABA Supports, where her passion for helping children thrive is at the center of everything she does. Her journey began in high school, gaining hands-on experience in pediatric and psychology settings, which sparked a lasting interest in child development. While pursuing a degree in psychology, Carla discovered the role of a Registered Behavior Technician (RBT)—a turning point that set her firmly on the path to becoming a Board-Certified Behavior Analyst (BCBA).

After six years as an RBT and earning her master’s degree, Carla became a BCBA with a deep commitment to early intervention and family-centered care. She believes children learn best when they’re motivated, engaged, and having fun. Her areas of expertise include early intervention, functional communication training, daily living skills, and parent training.

In addition to her professional work, Carla is a wife and mother of two who cherishes family time and sunny days at the beach. At House of ABA Supports, she leads with the belief that every milestone deserves celebration and that every child’s potential is worth nurturing.