Our work is grounded in connection and in noticing opportunities within everyday moments. Growth happens through shared experiences, through being present, and in how we respond to one another. Learning unfolds within relationships. By staying attuned, we recognize meaningful moments and support them with intention. We prioritize pausing and tuning in, creating space to better understand and respond to each individual’s sensory and emotional experience. Through respectful presence and shared enjoyment, we join in moments and follow the child’s lead. By honoring individual differences, we support each child’s unique way of experiencing the world and shape how we align our approach across ABA and speech therapy.
The values that guide our approach

Roxanne Burke, M.Ed., BCBA, LBA
Connection driven. Grounded in development and learning.
Roxy approaches behavior analysis as a way to understand learning and organizes support around developmental and relational capacities, with a focus on connection, communication, and meaningful growth. Her work is grounded in connection, attunement, and naturalistic play-based support, with a focus on communication, social engagement, and meaningful growth across home, school, and community settings.
She designs individualized, relationship-centered support that integrates communication, flexibility, and coping skills into everyday routines and child-led interactions. Roxy partners closely with families and providers through coaching, modeling, and reflective collaboration to build shared understanding and support connection-based care.
Her approach is informed by naturalistic developmental and behavioral models, including ESDM, PRT, JASPER, Project ImPACT, and DIR/Floortime, alongside strengths-based assessment, AAC support, and co-regulation strategies.

Tiffany Marino, M.S., CCC-SLP, TSSLD
Connection driven. Grounded in communication and development.
Tiffany approaches speech and language support through a relational and developmental lens, with a focus on meaningful, functional communication across everyday contexts. With over a decade of experience supporting children and adults across school and private practice settings, her work is grounded in connection, attunement, and naturalistic play-based support, within a neurodiversity-affirming approach.
She partners closely with families and interdisciplinary teams to build communication that carries over into daily life. Tiffany supports a range of communication styles, including spoken language, AAC, and multimodal communication, and brings a thoughtful, engaging approach that meets each individual where they are. Her work emphasizes engagement, regulation, and shared experience as the foundation for communication development.
Her approach is informed by developmental, play-based models including ESDM, DIR/Floortime, and JASPER, alongside specialized training in childhood apraxia of speech (DTTC), fluency (including Lidcombe and PCI), and voice and language-based support.