Whether you're navigating big feelings, tricky transitions, or new skills, we'll start by understanding your child and build a plan that works in your real life.
Most families start with a conversation and a consultation. From there, we choose the support that makes sense for your child.
Individualized coaching to help you understand behavior, find practical strategies, and confidently support your child's skills across daily routines and environments.
BCBA consultation focused on understanding behavioral concerns and developing practical, individualized recommendations.
Assessment is individualized to your child's needs and may include:
The cost of an assessment depends on the complexity of the case and how much assessment is needed. You'll receive a written estimate before any comprehensive assessment begins.
Individualized, hands-on sessions focused on developing new skills and increasing independence, tailored to your child's developmental level, strengths, interests, and goals.
I have the most experience working with children ages 2–12, and I’m happy to work with individuals of any age when their needs can be supported through ABA strategies.
I serve Muncie and the surrounding communities, including Yorktown, Gaston, Daleville, Selma, Eaton, and Albany. I love working with families in person, at home, in the community, or wherever support is needed, and I also offer virtual parent coaching for families outside the Muncie area.
You share what's going on. Delainie listens, asks a few questions, explains how she might help, and walks through pricing.
Together you choose a starting point, whether that's coaching, consultation, or an assessment, and you receive a cost estimate before services begin.
Strategies are practiced, reviewed, and adjusted as your child grows, at home, at school, and in between.
Wherever support is needed most. As an independent, private-pay BCBA, I’m not limited to one setting, so services can be tailored to your family’s everyday challenges. If medical appointments are difficult, we can work on those skills in a medical setting. If the grocery store is overwhelming, we can practice there. Sessions can also happen at home, in the community, at the park, or at school and daycare with permission.
In-person support is often the most helpful, and I also offer virtual parent coaching for families in more remote areas or parents who need more flexibility with scheduling. My goal is to meet families where they are, both literally and figuratively.
No. A formal diagnosis isn’t required to work with me. I’ve spent several years specializing in supporting children on the autism spectrum, and ABA strategies can also help with a variety of skill deficits, behavioral concerns, and individual needs. I focus on each person’s unique needs rather than a diagnosis alone.
I do ask families to share any existing diagnoses, and I’ll request copies of relevant diagnostic reports before services begin. This helps me understand your child and plan the best support.
Services are currently private pay. After each session, you’ll receive a superbill you can submit to your insurance company. Depending on your plan, insurance may reimburse part or all of the cost.
Rates vary by the type of service, and we’ll talk through pricing and reimbursement options during your free 15-minute consultation call. You’ll also receive a cost estimate before services begin, so you can decide what works best for your family.
Yes. Collaboration with teachers, SLPs, OTs, and other providers is a core part of how Thrive works, with your permission.
Share a little about what you're looking for, and Delainie will follow up to talk it through. There's no obligation.