Our Team

Meet the BCBA's and BCaBA's

Board Certified Behavior Analysis create individualized treatment plans to learn new skills and behavior reduction plans.

BCBAs complete ongoing training for all technicians, as well as parent/caregiver training.

Dr. Houck, BCBA-D & Clinical Director

Bethjoy received her Bachelor’s degree in Neuroscience from Johns Hopkins University in 2008, her
Master’s degree in Autism and Developmental Disabilities from the University Texas at Austin in 2009
and her Ph.D. from the University of North Texas (UNT) in Health Services Research with a concentration
in Behavior Analysis in 2023. In 2022, Bethjoy was awarded the Society for the Advancement of Behavior
Analysis Innovative Student Dissertation Grant, which provided support for her dissertation, An
Evaluation of the Effects of Trauma-Related Stimuli on Behavior During Preference Assessments and
Functional Analysis with People with Intellectual Disabilities. Prior to starting her doctoral program at
UNT, Bethjoy worked for 10 years as a Board-Certified Behavior Analyst in schools, home-programs,
center-based services and group homes. She currently works as the clinical director for the Behavior
Analysis Resource Center (BARC). BARC is a service-learning project directed by Joseph Dracobly Ph.D.
BCBA-D. BARC is a service-learning project that exists to 1) conduct evidence-based assessments and
develop individualized treatments to reduce problem behavior for people with intellectual disabilities
(ID), 2) provide focused treatment for people to develop skills needed to access medical and dental care,
3) conduct research on effective and compassionate assessment and treatment approaches for problem
behavior that focus on expanding the individual’s access to resources to improve quality of life, and 4)
provide training to behavior analysts and students in behavior analysis on how to effectively deliver
services to people with ID and severe problem behavior across a variety of settings. BARC currently
operates across multiple sites including the Kristin Farmer Autism Center and Lonestar Day Treatment
Program.

Blakely Cunningham, BCBA & Clinic Manager

Clinic manager, BCaBA, QBS instructor

Blakely is from Whitehouse, Texas and has a bachelors in applied behavior analysis from Ball State University, working towards her BCBA. She has worked with Lone Star Day Program, and individuals with autism, since 2015. Blakely is a fur-mama to 2 cats and a dog. She enjoys crafting and playing games with family and friends.

Meet the RBT's and BT's

Registered Behavior Technicians carry out the individualized programs, on a day-to-day bases.

Latoya Bush, RBT 3

Latoya has 15 years of caregiving and 3 years in the field of autism. Latoya is currently attending TJC to work towards a bachelors in special education. In Latoya's spare time, she enjoys spending time with her pet bird, friends and family.

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Meet the Management & Administration

Kimberly Butler

Kim is our owner, director and RN. She is a wife, mother and grandmother. Her background is in medical field. She has been in the ABA field since 2002. She opened her first business in 2009. She is a woman of God and loves to guide others towards Christ. She loves spending time with her family and friends. She is passionate about ABA and helping others. She has changed the lives of many in the best possibly way and strives to make a difference.

Jocelyne Morales

Jocelyne is our Accounting Assistant II and HR Representative. She is a wife and mother. Jocelyne joined the ABA field early this year and is really excited to be learning and working with a company with such a loving heart. Her background is in Business Administration with Bookkeeping Certification. She loves Jesus, nature, being outdoors and enjoying time with her family. Jocelyne's long term goal is to learn and grow within the company to be able to serve others.