The Collective Behavioural Pathway
A different approach to behavioural services
We work Collectively as a team to review principles, concepts and approaches to make progress with shared goals and visions for change
About Us
Our service providers at The Collective Behavioural Pathway use strategies and principles rooted in Applied Behaviour Analysis (ABA) to support our client’s goals and visions. We are committed to serving every individual in our care through collaborative and individualized services by passionate Board-Certified Behaviour Analysts (BCBA). We provide neurodiverse affirming services for all individuals regardless of class, race, sexual orientation, age and gender identity.
The Collective Behavioural Pathway provides in-home behavioural services, parent coaching, consultations with staff resources and ABA teaching homes and school consultations.
Founder
AmberLee Kavanagh
AmberLee Kavanagh is a Board Certified Behaviour Analyst who obtained her Master of Arts Degree in Applied Behavior Analysis with emphasis in Autism from Ball State University in Indiana. AmberLee has a remarkable background in the field of supporting neurodiverse individuals and has served a wide range of clients with diverse abilities and skills. AmberLee’s passion focuses on supporting individuals who exhibit severe aggression and self-injury as well as other challenging behaviours. She also has experience working collaboratively as part of a team of professionals to support individuals in residential settings, home, school, and community settings.
When Amber is not working along side her team you can find her trying new foods, enjoying nature, playing with her dogs or spending time with her nephews.
Board Certified Behaviour Analysts (BCBA)
As a Board Certified Behaviour Analyst and Registered Autism Service Provider in British Columbia, Mckenna has a remarkable background supporting neurodiverse individuals aged 2 to 15 across clinical and home settings. Her expertise lies in using the evidence-based science of Applied Behaviour Analysis (ABA) to develop individualized behaviour analytic programs to support skill acquisition and behaviour change. Mckenna's passion is rooted in play-based and naturalistic developmental behavioural intervention geared towards empowering families and bringing laughter and smiles back into daily routines. With eight years of professional education in Fitness and Health Promotion, Sport Psychology and Special Education, Mckenna strives to incorporate the human necessity of movement and embraces the richness and diversity of the people she serves.
When Mckenna is not playing play-doh with her kiddos, you can find her enjoying a rainy day trail run, listening to podcasts or enjoying an adult beverage while watching a beautiful West Coast sunset.
Mckenna L’Estrange
Kailee Stowe
Kailee Stowe is finishing her undergraduate’s degree in Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) and is a Board Certified Assistant Behaviour Analyst. Beginning in the field of ABA at the age of 17, Kailee has over 8 years of experience supporting neurodiverse individuals between the ages of 2-23 years old with diverse skills and abilities. Kailee enjoys supporting individuals with a wide variety of daily life skills, social skills, and vocational skills within the home, school, community, and workplace settings.
When Kailee isn’t working, she is crocheting, spending time with close friends, and traveling between Vancouver Island and the Lower Mainland to visit her family.
Intern
Simran Bining
Simran Bining is completing her Master’s in Special Education - Emphasis in Applied Behavior Analysis at University of Wisconsin - Whitewater. She is pursuing a Board-Certified Behavior Analyst Certification. Simran began working in the field of ABA at the age of 22 and has a little over 2 years of experience in supporting neurodiverse individuals. Simran has experience working with children aged 3 to 11 in a home setting, supporting a diverse range of skills and abilities. Her passion for helping neurodiverse individuals stems from a deep appreciation for their unique perspectives and strengths. Simran believes that every individual deserves the opportunity to thrive and is committed to creating inclusive environments that foster growth and understanding.
When Simran is not working, she is either spending time with her family and dog or enjoying long walks.
Services
ABA Therapy
Evidence-based treatment for people diagnosed with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) to increase the client’s skills and reduce challenging behaviours.
Parent Coaching
Training caregivers, guardians and families in how to generalize your child’s abilities in the home setting.
BCBA Supervision
BCBA supervision for individuals who are pursuing advanced degrees and certification in the field of Applied Behaviour Analysis
Contact US
Thank you for your interest in The Collective Behavioural Pathway. We are accepting new clients for behaviour consultation in the Lower Mainland and on Vancouver Island.
Please contact us to place yourself on our waitlist for services. We will reply to new client inquiries in the order received. Make sure that you have included the client's age and city in your inquiry.
Please note that a position on the waitlist does not guarantee services. If you are unable to wait for our services, please reach out to other service providers in your area. Service providers can be found at the Registry of Autism Service Providers.