Parent-Led, Child-Centered

Behavioral Supports

At Seed and Soil, we believe in empowering families to take an active role in their child's progress. Our behavioral supports are designed to fit your unique needs, offering guidance from a BCBA that helps you feel confident and supported. Whether you need advice on strategies or help navigating challenges, we're here to make sure you have the tools to succeed—on your schedule, when it matters most.

How We Are Different

  • Empowering parents to take an active role in their child's progress, our approach ensures parents are trained by a BCBA to confidently apply ABA techniques across daily routines and environments, fostering meaningful growth at home and beyond. This approach also allows us to move at a pace comfortable for the family.

  • Unlike traditional ABA, where parents primarily interact with behavior technicians, our program provides direct access to a BCBA for consultation. Parents work closely with a BCBA, ensuring personalized guidance and expertise every step of the way.

  • Our service delivery includes regular in-person group check-ins and personalized phone consultations with a BCBA, ensuring consistent guidance and support as families implement strategies tailored to their child's unique needs.

  • Guided Growth

    Receive monthly materials related to your concerns including general tips and strategies from a BCBA to support your child's progress at home. This program is self-paced, but child specific.

    Guided Growth

  • Collaborative Care

    Join our monthly workshop and receive personalized support with biweekly 1-hour phone consultations with a BCBA to guide your family’s journey.

    Collaborative Care

  • Comprehensive Support

    Get in-depth guidance with a monthly meeting and weekly 1-hour phone calls with a BCBA to ensure consistent progress and tailored support for your child.

    Make It

Meet Brianna

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Meet Brianna ✿

Brianna Quist

BCBA

Brianna Quist holds a Master of Education degree in Curriculum and Instruction (Applied Behavior Analysis) from Arizona State University and is a Board Certified Behavior Analyst (BCBA). She has extensive experience as a Clinical Director, leading teams of behavior specialists, conducting behavioral assessments, and providing therapy for clients with a range of disabilities, primarily autism. Bri's work spans multiple settings, including homes, schools, and telehealth, and she is skilled in staff training, parent education, and developing individualized behavior intervention plans.

Interested in our behavioral supports services?

Reach out to your child’s service coordinator and request they send us a direct referral.