Britt Rogers, Behavioral Support
Specialty Areas:
Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) interventions
Functional behavior assessments & behavior support plans
Executive functioning skills
Acceptance and Commitment Training (ACT)
Early intervention
Parent/Caregiver training and consultation
Britt Rogers, BCBA, LBA, M.Ed
Hi! I’m Britt Rogers, a Board Certified Behavior Analyst (BCBA) and Licensed Behavior Analyst (LBA) in North Carolina. You might be wondering, “What even is a BCBA?” Basically, I help people learn and strengthen skills that really matter to them- things that make their everyday lives easier, more independent, or more fulfilling.
I earned my Bachelor’s and Master’s degrees in Special Education from the University of Oklahoma, with graduate certificates in Applied Behavior Analysis and Secondary Transition Education Specialist. I was born and raised in Oklahoma and am a proud Sooner- BOOMER SOONER!
I have been fortunate to have worked in public school, private school, and private ABA clinic settings serving neurodiverse individuals and families. I focus on working with individuals on executive functioning skills (planning, organization, time management, emotional regulation, and self-management) because these skills are essential for independence and success in everyday life! I enjoy incorporating Acceptance and Commitment Training (ACT) principles to encourage psychological flexibility and values-based decision making. Using the principles and science of Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA), I create evidence-based programs tailored to each person’s unique needs. I’m passionate about supporting people in reaching their goals and improving skills that are meaningful to them.
I also provide parent training and coaching to empower caregivers with practical strategies that support skill generalization and meaningful growth in home and community settings. My approach is client-focused and values-driven, emphasizing compassion, cooperation and creativity. I love to collaborate with individuals, families, and other service providers to promote environments that foster growth, learning, and self-discovery.
Outside of work I try to be outside as much as possible. I walk…a lot! I love to travel with my husband Ben, our most recent destination being Montenegro – gorgeous, highly recommended! My happy place is hosting friends and family, and playing games- my latest obsession is Mahjong. I try to bring that same spirit of playfulness, curiosity, and joy into my work, always striving to make learning and growing exciting, meaningful, and fun.
Note: Services are provided within my professional competence and in alignment with BACB Code of Ethics.
Intake: $250 (30 minute initial intake session, assessments, treatment planning, 15 minute treatment goals recommendation follow-up meeting)
Sessions:
53-60 minute sessions: $195
25-30 minute sessions: $145
53-60 minute Parent Training Meeting: $150
25-30 minute Parent Training Meeting: $115
In-Home Sessions: Fees Upon Request
Academic -Year Program (Sept-May*): $900 per month
Cancellations/No-shows with less than 48-hours notice will be charged the FULL session fee. Every client gets one freebie in a year.
I do this work because it feels like the truest expression of who I am. I’m driven by the desire to make a meaningful impact, partner with families, and help individuals discover their abilities and reach their goals.
It’s support for the everyday skills that make life run smoother- like planning, staying organized, managing emotions, and actually following through on tasks or plans.
Behavior Support helps you understand why certain behaviors are happening and teaches healthier, easier ways to cope, communicate, and handle daily routines or situations.