Remy Kaleb Remy Comerford Kaleb (they/them) is a Board Certified Behavior Analyst who specializes in supporting teenagers and adults navigating mental illness and neurodevelopmental disability. They prioritize a neurodivergent-affirming, trauma-informed, and function-based model of support, and have a wide range of experience working in community, medical, educational, and government settings. A lot of their work has focused around developing crisis management protocols and embedding behavioral interventions into creative projects—specifically using the science of behavior to teach skill acquisition within music, visual art, or writing projects. These projects are customized and designed to build on skills valuable to an individual's autonomy (e.g., executive functions: social problem solving, emotional regulation, time management, inhibition, etc.; self-advocacy, independent leisure skills). Remy's interest in blending structure with creativity goes back to their early career as a violinist, and it continues to shape how they practice ABA today. Though Chicago will always have a large piece of their heart, Remy is very excited to call Fort Bragg their new home!