Gateway Behaviour Services' programs are supervised by Master’s level Board Certified Behaviour Analysts (BCBAs) and delivered by highly-trained Behaviour Interventionists. We know that providing the highest quality services to your child requires a team effort and we believe families are integral members of the treatment team.
We have created a model for our staff to collaborate on treatment approaches, share best practices, and continuously learn from one another. Your child will be supported, not just by his or her immediate team, but also by the experience and expertise of all of our clinicians.
We have created a model for our staff to collaborate on treatment approaches, share best practices, and continuously learn from one another. Your child will be supported, not just by his or her immediate team, but also by the experience and expertise of all of our clinicians.
Program Directors
Leigh Thibault, MSc, BCBA, Category A Behaviour Consultant and Clinical Director
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Leigh is a Board Certified Behaviour Analyst (BCBA), Category A Behaviour Consultant on the Registry of Autism Service Providers (RASP), and the Clinical Director of Gateway Behaviour Services. Leigh co-founded GBS with the mission to provide high quality and accessible behavioural services to families in northern British Columbia. Her passion for helping individuals with special needs stems from her own experience with her nephew who has autism.
With more than eight years experience in the field of Applied Behaviour Analysis, Leigh has worked in various school, home, and community settings implementing individualized treatment plans. She received her bachelor's degree in Criminology from Vancouver Island University and Masters of Science with a Specialization in Behaviour Analysis from Saint Joseph's University. |
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Cheryl is a Board Certified Behaviour Analyst and Category A Behaviour Consultant on the Registry of Autism Service Providers (RASP). She joins us from North Vancouver where she worked as a Junior Behaviour Consultant and Behaviour Interventionist under the supervision of a BCBA since 2014. She has her bachelor's degree in Child and Youth Care, an Early Childhood Education certificate, and Masters of Professional Education in Applied Behaviour Analysis from Western University.
With the knowledge and experience obtained through her post-secondary education, Cheryl realized her passion was working with children with special needs which led her to ABA therapy. |
Cheryl Holler, MPEd, BCBA, Category A Behaviour Consultant
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Behaviour Interventionists
Behaviour Interventionists (BIs) are primarily responsible for the direct implementation of Behaviour Intervention Plans. Our BIs receive regular intensive training in the theory of ABA and practice under the ongoing supervision of our Program Directors.
Amy, Behaviour Interventionist
Daniela, Behaviour Interventionist
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Cat, BSc, Behaviour Interventionist
Katelyn, Senior Behaviour Interventionist and Office Coordinator
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Jasmine, BA, Behaviour Interventionist
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