Compassionate support for your child and for you.
Whether you want a school evaluation, waiting for ABA services, or need behavioral consultation, I provide empathetic, and thorough behavior support for young children and their families.
Hi, I’m Shruthi,
BCBA & Founder of Behavior & More
With over a decade of experience working with children and families across a range of settings, including behavioral, psychological, and community-based contexts, I bring a broad and deeply human foundation to my work as a BCBA.
I hold a Master's degree in Psychology, and that background combined with my specialized training and practice in behavior, shapes how I understand each child as a whole person, not just a set of behaviors to address.
My approach is compassionate, collaborative, and culturally sensitive, grounded in evidence-based practice. Whether you're seeking an independent evaluation, looking for support while you wait for services, or simply need a clear and honest perspective, I'm here to help.
Services
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An Independent Educational Evaluation (IEE) is requested when a parent disagrees with a school district's evaluation and wants a more thorough or objective understanding of their child's needs.
IEEs are conducted by a qualified professional who is not employed by the school district, and are focused on understanding how a student's needs impact their access to education.
I do FBAs (Functional Behavioral Assessments) that include a comprehensive review of records, caregiver and staff interviews, direct observation, and data analysis. Findings are summarized in a written report with clear, school-based recommendations that can be considered by the IEP team.
If your child's school district has agreed to fund an IEE, I can work directly with both you and the district throughout the process.
For families seeking additional support after the IEP, follow-up consultation is available to help you understand and implement the recommendations.
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Waitlist Bridge is designed for families who have been recommended for ABA services and are waiting for those services to begin. This is a short-term, structured support model that helps you take meaningful steps now — rather than waiting without guidance.
Each week includes:
2 hours of direct work with your child
2 hours of parent coaching and support
During this time, we focus on building practical strategies for your daily routines — including communication, cooperation, and reducing challenging behaviors.
By the end of this program, you will have a clearer understanding of your child's needs and concrete strategies you can continue using at home.
Recommended duration: 4–6 weeks, adjustable based on your family's needs. This service is not a replacement for comprehensive ABA therapy and is designed to provide support, clarity, and momentum while you wait.
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Behavior support doesn't stop at home. I offer consultation for parents, teachers, daycare staff, and other providers who are navigating behavior challenges and want practical, evidence-based guidance.
Sessions are collaborative and tailored to your specific situation and setting — whether that's understanding a behavior, building a consistent strategy across environments, or getting a fresh perspective on what's not working.
Consultation is also available for schools and providers seeking functional behavior assessment support for a specific child.
Typically 1 hour. Available in person or via telehealth.