Hi there! I’m Jason Kim — a behavior enthusiast, nature walker, and proud jjambbong lover.

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!

Hi~ I am Elvina, a Junior Interventist at With You ABA Centre. I have a Master’s degree in Public Health and a background in working with kids and youth in different settings since 2024 - from preschool programs to youth programs focused on learning and development.

I believe every child is unique, so I focus on building trust, having fun through play, and creating a space where they feel safe and understood. I love celebrating the little wins - whether it is a new word, a shared smile, or a fun moment during a session. I find that play is one of the best ways to connect and learn. Simple activities, like building with blocks or playing pretend, help kids practice skills while having fun! 

Even though I am not from this field originally, I truly enjoy working with kids and am excited to be part of their journey and growth. Loved being part of the team and getting to know you all!

My name is Elvera. I graduated from the University of Washington with a Bachelor's degree in Psychology. I am passionate about working with children and find great fulfillment in helping them develop new skills, gain independence, and navigate challenges.

I enjoy collaborating with children, their families, and my team to implement effective strategies that create lasting, positive behavior changes. It's truly rewarding to see the progress children make as they grow and thrive.

Hi! My name is Gloria, and I am one of the Junior Behaviour Interventionists here at With You ABA. I began my BI journey in 2023 and have been passionate about supporting children ever since. Being part of this field has been a rewarding experience, and I’m excited to continue learning and growing alongside the wonderful team here.

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My goal is to contribute positively to each learner’s development while also building strong, supportive relationships with families and colleagues. I believe in creating a safe, encouraging environment where every child feels seen, heard, and empowered to reach their full potential.

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Through this role, I hope to gain deeper insights into the principles of ABA and further develop the skills needed to make a meaningful impact. I’m so grateful to be part of With You ABA and look forward to the journey ahead!

Hello! My name is Keshia and I have been here at With You ABA Centre since early 2025, and it has been an amazing experience so far! I am also pursuing a BA in Psychology at Kwantlen Polytechnic University.

I believe that everyone deserves to be loved and respected, and my goal is to create a safe space that allows a person to recognize their value in this world. My approach to working with children stems from empathy as I take pride in validating and supporting others.

I am extremely thankful for being a part of this lovely team and I am looking forward to meeting and growing with you!

I'm passionate about creating an inclusive, supportive, and engaging environment where every child I work with has the opportunity to thrive! Outside of my role as a Behaviour Interventionist, I’m pursuing an Honours degree in Psychology and actively involved in multiple research labs, where I explore topics like cognition, lifespan development, and group dynamics.

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Most recently, I’ve been working on a project investigating executive function in children experiencing special needs — a research interest that was directly inspired by my hands-on experience in this field.

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When working with children, I love incorporating their interests into play and programming, and I believe in meeting them where they’re at — supporting their growth with patience, creativity, and individualized care.

Hi, I’m Sue.
I really enjoy working with children and watching them grow—whether it’s learning a new word, making eye contact, or simply feeling proud of themselves. Even the smallest moments can be so meaningful, and I feel grateful to be part of those steps.

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As a mom of two, I’ve learned how unique each child is and how important it is to meet them with patience, warmth, and understanding. My experience as a parent helps me connect more deeply with both children and families, and it’s shaped the way I support and care for the kids I work with.

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Although I’m still new to With You ABA Center, my heart has always been in helping children build confidence, communicate better, and feel connected. I do my best to create a safe, playful, and supportive environment where children can explore and grow at their own pace. I also believe in working closely with families—because we’re all on this journey together.

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I’m truly looking forward to getting to know you and your child!

Hey! I’m a big lover of art, music, and all the little things that make life feel special. I lead with my heart and lots of empathy—always here to listen and understand. I hope you feel safe, seen, and supported with our team—we’re here for you.

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).

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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