Bridging the Gap Between Struggles and Success

With the Bright Bridge team of dedicated professionals behind you, you’ll find that big dreams you have for your child are now achievable, step by step.

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INITIAL ASSESSMENT

We get acquainted.

Our BCBAs use evidence-based tools to observe your child, and create a customized ABA care plan, linking your child’s needs to effective solutions.

INSURANCE MANAGEMENT

We help get approval.

We believe accessing ABA services should be simple for everyone. We strive to minimize the stress of paperwork, processing, and benefit verification.

IN-HOME ABA THERAPY

We build skills.

Your child will enjoy regular, playful sessions in their natural environment, where a Registered Behavior Technician (RBT) will help them learn and practice new skills and gain independence.

TELEHEALTH & SUPPORT

We accommodate your schedule.

We tailor the ABA therapy to meet your family’s needs by adjusting both the care plan and the therapy schedule continuously, as necessary. We also offer remote sessions for your convenience.

You picked the perfect team.

With experience and passion, we're set on helping your child learn important skills through fun, engaging sessions.

You understand your child best.

Our dedicated team is eager to hear your insight, always ready to listen and adjust the care plan to align with your vision.

Your child will achieve.

From gradual progress to major milestones, our therapy programs prove that small steps can lead to big results.

We help families like yours build bridges to successful futures.

With family events, sibling support, and a focus on family-centered care, we create the foundation for calmer days and an improved quality of life.

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We help families like yours build bridges to successful futures.

With family events, sibling support, and a focus on family-centered care, we create the foundation for calmer days and an improved quality of life.

Partner with us.

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How long does ABA therapy take to see results?

The duration of ABA therapy can vary depending on the child's individual needs and goals. Some children may see significant improvements within a few months, while others may require longer-term intervention. Consistency and regular sessions are key to achieving the best outcomes.

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What role do BCBAs play in ABA therapy?

Board Certified Behavior Analysts (BCBAs) are highly trained professionals who oversee ABA therapy programs. They conduct assessments, design and implement individualized treatment plans, and monitor progress to ensure that the therapy is effective and meets the child’s needs.

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What is ABA?

ABA (Applied Behavior Analysis) therapy is a science-based approach to understanding behavior and how it’s influenced by the environment. It uses specific techniques to make positive changes in behavior by breaking skills down into small steps that are gradually mastered.

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What does a typical ABA therapy session look like?

A typical ABA therapy session can involve a variety of activities and exercises tailored to the child’s individual goals. These can include structured tasks, play-based learning, and skill-building exercises. Sessions are interactive and engaging to keep the child motivated and involved.

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How does ABA therapy benefit children with ASD?

ABA therapy is particularly beneficial for children with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) because it focuses on improving specific behaviors such as communication, social skills, and adaptive learning skills. It helps children develop essential life skills that increase their independence and quality of life.

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How is an ABA treatment plan developed?

An ABA treatment plan is developed based on a comprehensive assessment conducted by a BCBA. This assessment identifies the child’s strengths, challenges, and specific needs. The BCBA then creates a personalized plan that includes specific goals and the strategies to achieve them.

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Jessica Jones

Regional Director

Jessica Jones is a dedicated Board Certified Behavior Analyst (BCBA) and Licensed Behavior Analyst (LBA) with a high level of competence in behavior analysis. She holds a Master of Science in Psychology from Capella University and a Bachelor of Arts in Psychology from Southern New Hampshire University. Jessica specializes in using individualized, evidence-based interventions to support meaningful progress for children and their families.

Jessica has demonstrated expertise in trauma-informed, assent-based ABA practices, ensuring that her clients always feel safe and respected. She is committed to providing high-quality, holistic care that supports the individual and empowers families as key partners in the therapeutic process. Guided by compassion and empathy, she upholds the highest ethical and professional standards while fostering a culture of collaboration and growth.

In addition to her clinical expertise, Jessica has played a pivotal role in training and mentoring future and current behavior analysts, emphasizing collaboration, solution-focused feedback, and compassion. She is passionate about the mentorship and professional growth of those she leads to ensure that her colleagues provide quality care through continued support and education. Her commitment to the ABA community is reflected in her active membership in professional organizations including NCABA and ABAI.

Outside of her professional achievements, Jessica is devoted to her family. She is married with three children and enjoys reading, cooking, and traveling in her spare time, all of which provide balance and inspiration for her work in behavioral health.

Emily Sapp

Clinical Director

Emily Sapp is a seasoned psychologist and Board-Certified Behavior Analyst (BCBA) with proficiency in mental health care and behavior analysis. She holds a master’s degree in clinical psychology from Western Carolina University and is pursuing a PhD in Infant and Early Childhood Development. Licensed as an LBA and LPA in North Carolina, Emily specializes in supporting children with autism. Her commitment to evidence-based practices enables her to make a meaningful impact on the lives of the families she serves.

Emily is a highly skilled professional specializing in crisis management, child development, and leadership within the behavioral health sector. With a strong commitment to making a meaningful impact, she strives to lead organizations in a manner that prioritizes ethical practices and fosters a holistic understanding of each child’s needs. Her approach emphasizes family-centric and compassionate care, ensuring that the well-being of the child is always at the forefront of service delivery.

In addition to her leadership capabilities, Emily is passionate about education and mentorship. She actively engages in teaching others about best practices in the field, highlighting the importance of ongoing professional development and a lifelong learning mindset. Through her dedication to these principles, Emily aims to empower her colleagues and enhance the overall quality of care provided to children and families.

Emily is an accomplished author with a portfolio of research studies focusing on Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA), child development, and trauma. Her contributions to the field reflect a deep commitment to advancing knowledge and practices that benefit children and families. . She is also an active member of several professional organizations, including NCABA, ABAI, and NCAPP, reflecting her commitment to collaboration in the field.

Outside of her professional endeavors, Emily is a devoted family person, married with two children, and a pet owner. In her spare time, she enjoys decorating, baking, reading, and spending quality time at the beach, which enriches her life and provides a balanced perspective on work and personal fulfillment.

Jamie Bassos

Director of Clinical Operations

Jamie Leigh Bassos is an executive in the field of Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) with over a decade of experience leading and growing behavioral health organizations. As a visionary leader, Jamie has a proven track record of building a successful ABA practice from the ground up, fostering a culture of resilience, and ensuring that operational excellence aligns with top-tier patient outcomes.

Jamie’s expertise spans across P&L management, facility operations, employee relations, and organizational growth, with a specific focus on the ABA industry. She has successfully managed and expanded a multi-site ABA practice, leading teams of clinicians, and ensuring consistent, high-quality care across all locations. Jamie’s innovative approach to leadership has driven significant growth, including the development of a leadership training program that emphasizes courage, vulnerability, and resilience—qualities that are essential in the fast-paced world of behavioral health.

Jamie holds a Master of Science in Applied Behavioral Analysis from Northeastern University and a Bachelor of Science in Psychology from The George Washington University. She is a Licensed Board Certified Behavioral Analyst (BCBA) and will be certified as an executive coach through ICF in October 2024.

In addition to her professional achievements, Jamie is a published author with works focusing on social skills for children with autism and promoting a growth mindset in young girls. Her commitment to the ABA community is reflected in her active membership in professional organizations such as the Association for Behavior Analysis International (ABAI), Florida Association for Behavior Analysis (FABA), and the Association for Professional Behavior Analysis (APBA)

Bridging the Gap Between Struggles and Success

We get acquainted.

We help get approval.

We build skills.

We accommodate your schedule.

We help families like yours build bridges to successful futures.

We help families like yours build bridges to successful futures.

We have answers for you.

How long does ABA therapy take to see results?

What role do BCBAs play in ABA therapy?

What is ABA?

What does a typical ABA therapy session look like?

How does ABA therapy benefit children with ASD?

How is an ABA treatment plan developed?

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