I hold a Bachelor's degree from Simon Fraser University, where I majored in Linguistics and minored in Special Education. I am currently continuing my professional development through the Disability and Applied Behaviour Analysis (DABA) Certificate program at Douglas College, with the goal of becoming a Board Certified Assistant Behavior Analyst (BCaBA). My journey in behavior intervention truly began in Hong Kong after graduating from SFU, where I also earned my Registered Behavior Technician (RBT) certification.

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My passion lies in providing early intervention that is not only effective but also joyful and meaningful. I am committed to creating positive, engaging learning environments where every child feels supported, motivated, and empowered to grow. I also highly value group learning, where children have the opportunity to build social connections, develop communication skills, and learn through shared experiences with their peers. Fluent in English, Cantonese, and Mandarin, I support families with compassionate, practical guidance, enhancing both the learning journey and everyday life.

Hi, I’m Vanessa! I’m a Junior Behaviour Consultant at With You ABA, and I’m passionate about helping children and young adults build the confidence and skills they need to flourish in their daily lives.

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I hold a Master of Education in Special Education with a focus on Autism and Developmental Disabilities from the University of British Columbia, and my background in psychology has shaped me into a strong advocate for mental health and positive self-concept. I believe that every learner deserves to feel seen, capable, and proud of who they are.

 

In my work, I strive to empower learners to make thoughtful, informed choices, build meaningful relationships, and develop the independence they need to thrive beyond therapy. I value evidence-based practice and emphasize social-emotional learning, self-advocacy, and self-confidence to help each child recognize their strengths and develop the skills to navigate challenges with resilience and pride.

 

My approach is compassionate, collaborative, and deeply rooted in preserving each learner’s individuality so they can grow into their most authentic selves.

I am a passionate educator committed to supporting children's growth and development. With nearly 20 years of experience in the education field, I have had the privilege of working with a wide range of students—from middle and high school students in South Korea to preschool-aged children, as well as adults, here in Canada. This diverse experience has allowed me to tailor my approach to meet the unique educational needs of individuals across different age groups and backgrounds. I firmly believe in lifelong learning, and I am always pursuing further education and training to enhance my skills and knowledge.

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I hold teaching certifications in Canada as well as in South Korea, along with Early Childhood Education (ECE). Additionally, I have a Master’s degree in Special Education and a Graduate Certificate in Behavior Analysis from the Florida Institute of Technology. Throughout my career, I have worked in various educational settings as a teacher at schools, Early Childhood Educator, and Behavior Interventionist and Consultant. What truly motivates me in my work is the opportunity to witness the growth and progress of those I work with. The sense of fulfillment I feel when I see their improvements—whether small or large—drives me to continue refining my skills and approaches.

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Beyond my professional work, I am passionate about nature and enjoy spending quality time with my family. Camping, kayaking, and traveling are some of my favorite activities, as they allow me to connect with the outdoors and create meaningful experiences. I also have a love for reading books that expand my perspective, challenging me to push beyond my own limits and gain new insights.

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Most importantly, I believe that the well-being of the children I work with should extend to their entire family. I sincerely hope to contribute to improving the quality of life for both the children and their families, helping them lead happier, more fulfilling lives.

I began my career as a Behavior Interventionist in 2020, where I quickly discovered a deep passion for supporting children and their families. Motivated to grow my skills and provide higher‑quality care, I completed the Advanced Certificate in Disability and Applied Behavior Analysis (DABA) at Douglas College in 2023. I went on to complete my supervision hours at With You ABA Centre and proudly became a Board Certified Assistant Behavior Analyst (BCaBA) in January 2026.

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My approach is child‑centred and relationship‑based. I believe learning happens best when children feel safe, connected, and motivated. I strive to design fun, engaging interventions so that children are excited to come to the centre. Building strong, trusting relationships is at the heart of everything I do.

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I am also deeply committed to parent/caregiver coaching. While therapy time is valuable, caregivers play the most important role in a child’s daily life. My goal is to provide practical, meaningful coaching that helps parents feel confident, supported, and empowered to use effective strategies at home. When families feel capable and informed, children make stronger and more lasting progress.

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I am grateful to be part of the dedicated team at With You ABA Centre. It is a privilege to work alongside passionate professionals and to spend my days supporting wonderful children as they grow, learn, and reach their potential. Every child teaches me something new, and I feel truly honoured to be part of their journey.

Hi there! I’m Jason Kim — a behavior enthusiast, nature walker, and proud jjambbong lover. I am currently completing a BCBA practicum under Roslie’s supervision while working as a Junior Behavior Consultant.

For the past seven years, I’ve been working closely with amazing kids in school settings, supporting their growth with care, curiosity, and a good dose of fun. I’m all about helping children gain confidence and independence in ways that feel natural and meaningful to them—whether that’s through play, visuals,
or simply slowing down to connect.

More than anything, I’ve always wanted to be a friend they can trust and feel safe with.
My approach? Flexible, respectful, and always relationship-first. I believe every child has their own rhythm, and it’s our job to dance along with them.
 

A fun fact about me: I love walking in nature and spicy seafood noodle soup (jjambbong is my favorite comfort food!). Looking forward to connecting and being a part of your child’s journey!

Dayeon also provides SLPa sessions in collaboration with our partnering SLP.

I began my academic journey at the University of British Columbia, earning a Bachelor’s in Speech Sciences with a minor in Early Childhood Education.

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I am currently pursuing a Master’s in Professional Education with a concentration in Applied Behaviour Analysis, working toward certification as a Board Certified Behaviour Analyst (BCBA). Also, I am currently completing a BCBA practicum under Roslie’s supervision while working as a Junior Behavior Consultant.

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My passion for communication deepened as I realized it extends beyond words to include body language, facial expressions, and other non-speaking forms of connection. Through my studies and experience as a Speech-Language Pathologist Assistant, I have developed a strong understanding of how communication and behaviour are deeply intertwined. This integrated perspective allows me to implement strategies that not only support children’s communication skills but also promote positive and meaningful engagement. 

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I am committed to continual professional growth and to collaborating closely with families and multidisciplinary teams to create thoughtful, child-centered, and enjoyable learning experiences that address each child’s unique needs holistically