Clinical & Holistic Behavior Support
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A Note About Holistic & Clinical Behavior Analysis:
My practice focuses on utilizing modern applied behavior analysis (ABA) where integrating clinical behavior analysis, client autonomy, and naturalistic teaching is balanced with traditional ABA methodologies. Holistic behavior analysis emphasizes understanding behavior within the broader context of an individual's emotional, social, and environmental learning histories and life experiences. Assessments and Interventions continue to focus on maximizing client independence, functional life skills and active involvement in acquiring more complex skills needed to live within a community while increasing levels of independence, self-exploration and preferences are integrated. Clinical behavior analysis extends this perspective by addressing complex human issues such as anxiety, trauma, and interpersonal relationships through a functional lens to address behavior presentation using contextual behavior analysis, acceptance and commitment therapy (ACT), and other behaviorally based clinical interventions within a multidisciplinary team—working alongside professionals in speech therapy, occupational therapy, psychology, and medicine highlights strengths within and across these disciplines to ensure comprehensive, person-centered care. This collaboration supports a balanced application of structured, evidence-based interventions with naturalistic teaching methods that promote skill generalization and engagement in real-life settings. Together, these approaches represent an evolving, ethical, and flexible model of behavior analysis that honors both scientific rigor and human complexity.
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Prospective Clients: If you are interested in establishing care, please contact me directly to schedule a 30 minute "meet & greet" via phone or zoom. I have attached my intake forms, privacy practices and additional practice information below. I look forward to working in partnership with you!
Lindsay E. Day holds a masters degree in Applied Behavior Analysis from the University of Saint Joseph. She has extensive training using evidence-based best practices, and specializes in functional communication, clinical behavior analysis, and social skills development. Lindsay has consulted with various school districts across CT; as well as In-home ABA agencies. She is active within professional supervision groups in CT, as well as CA. She maintains a small private practice caseload to insure quality care, training and education is provided. Lindsay also is passionate about training aspiring Behavior Analysts by providing comprehensive BACB fieldwork and supervision experiences.
Clinical Behavior Services
Individuals, Families, Trainings & Supervision
Individual Therapeutic Behavior Sessions
​50-minute weekly remote or in-person sessions
Ages: Tweens-Adults ​
Supporting clients in a collaborative and compassionate space using one-on-one sessions allow for a therapeutic relationship to be nurtured as you are guided along an individualized care plan. ​Drawing upon clinical and holistic behavior analysis means we incorporate ACT-based interventions (acceptance & commitment training/therapy) naturalistic teaching, mindfulness & body-based movement while providing ongoing assessment allows for meaningful behavior change and emotional well-being.
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This service is open to clients with or without formal diagnoses, including those navigating:
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Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD)
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Anxiety Disorders: Generalized Anxiety Disorder (GAD); Phobias, etc.
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Major Depressive Disorder
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Pathological Demand Avoidance (PDA)
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PTSD, Grief and other co-occurring conditions
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Remote sessions are delivered via a secure HIPPA compliant platform, with flexible afterschool, evening & weekend availability.
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Please note: Insurance-free access allows us to provide high-quality, client-centered support without red tape or barriers to care. We offer a sliding scale & packages to limit financial burdens. No one should have to choose between "making rent" (or other financial obligations) & accessing care.
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Acceptance & Commitment Therapy Hexaflex
Parent & Caregiver Consultation
​Parenting or caregiving can feel overwhelming. Add in a new diagnosis, entering the field of ABA or desperately truing to digest your child's IEPs or therapy plans.
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Our coaching sessions offer a clear, supportive space for caregivers to:
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Learn effective behavior support strategies
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Build strong relationships with their children
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Establish predictable & consistent routines
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Create systems that work for your unique family needs
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Whether your child is just beginning services or you're looking to expand your skills, these sessions meet you where you are.
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Plain-language coaching that’s collaborative, compassionate, and grounded in real-life application. We got you!
Caregiver coaching, education & support, tailored for you
Teaching educators about behavior is one of our passions. We make it fun & engaging every step of the way. Slides from prior Professional Development Presentations are available upon request.
School Consultation
Customized behavioral consultation and training for:
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School administrators
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Student support teams
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Classroom educators
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Preschool through Grade 12 + Transition Academy
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Available services include:
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Professional development on trauma-informed behavior supports
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Multidisciplinary team collaboration strategies
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Case formulation and staff support
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Independent Educational Evaluations (IEEs)
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Burnout prevention workshops
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Performance feedback and coaching systems
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Each consultation is tailored to your district’s specific needs and goals.
BCBA Community Corner
Whether you are an aspiring behavior analyst in graduate school looking to fine tune your study skills, are completing your BACB fieldwork hours and are looking for a compassionate supervisor or are already a practicing BCBA and looking for connections, resources and community, we are so happy you're here!
BACB Supervision & Fieldwork
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Remote Supervision for ABA Students and Trainees accruing their fieldwork hours.
We proudly offer fieldwork supervision for students working toward BCBA certification (following the 6th Edition Task List). Supervision is structured yet personalized, focused on building competent, ethical, and confident professionals.
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A no-obligation Introductory Interview ("Meet & Greet")
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A co-created Supervision Contract & Roadmap
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Regular feedback on goals, cases, and skill development
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Opportunities to explore advanced topics and research
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Encouragement of active, reflective learning
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🎯 Tutoring for graduate coursework may also be considered on a limited basis.
Circle of Professional Practice
Monthly Peer Collaboration Group (Virtual)
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Designed for professionals in:
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Applied Behavior Analysis (RBTs, BCaBAs, BCBAs)
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Clinical Mental Health, Social Work, Counseling
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School Psychology, Guidance Counseling & Special Education
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This circle provides a supportive & reflective space for:
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Peer discussion of challenging cases ("Grand Rounds") using redacted examples and no personal identifiable information.
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Exploration of the latest research and intervention methods as our fields continuously evolve.
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Shared problem-solving
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Practical wellness and burnout prevention tools because we know this work can feel isolating and challenging at times.
Overall it's a space to grow your skills, sustain your purpose, and stay connected to a compassionate professional community.
Get in Touch
Have specific questions and want to see if this would be a good fit?
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Reach out to Lindsay Day directly at (lindsay@daybreakholisitics.com) to set up a 15 minute complimentary introductory call.