Meet Our Team

Hello! My name is Cassandra, although most people call me KC.  After starting off as BT in this field back in 2016, I fell in love with the field of ABA and decided to pursue my BCBA certification at the University of Washington M.Ed ABA Program in 2018.  Since then, I've had the opportunity to work with all ages, ranging from 0-24 years of age. 

As a daughter of Filipino immigrants, incorporating themes of diversity and cultural humility into my practice as a BCBA has and will always be a priority to me as a clinician. I've had the opportunity to spearhead several company initiatives, such as a company-wide cultural competency training, and the development of a peer mentoring program to support new BTs. I've also had the opportunity to be a guest speaker for the UW ABA M.Ed program for the 2021 and 2022 ethics course. 

I am very passionate about staff development and providing mentorship for LaBAs and BCBAs, and BTs!  I am also a big believer that every individual is capable of growth, and that every milestone met (whether big or small) is a win!  

Most recently as ACD for WBS, I've become QBS trainer certified, and support company policy development as well training content development, hiring efforts, insurance authorization management, and client/parent outreach. I also provide clinical oversight and mentorship to supervisors and BTs, and am responsible for managing day-to-day operations of the company. 

Hi everyone, my name is Angelo Ocampo and I am one of the supervisors here at Washington Behavior Specialists. I started my journey in the field of Applied Behavior Analysis in 2017. Since then, I have been fortunate enough to share my journey with a variety of teams, families, and mentors, who all have shaped my role in the field today.  

I first received my Bachelor’s of Health Studies at the University of Washington - Bothell in 2018 and received Master's of Applied Behavior Analysis at Capella University in 2021. I was first introduced to ABA as an undergraduate and have been invested into the impact this field can make ever since. 

My experiences in ABA has also shaped me personally and assisted me in achieving the skills that I take pride in today. From developing meaningful interventions and providing learners with individualized support, as well as helping families navigate their challenges and successes in a collaborative manner.

A philosophy that I hold is to always maintain a growth mindset. I strongly believe in learning from others and value the relationships I have within my work; these aspects push me in making every effort to accelerate team growth and overcome any challenges. Furthermore, being a first generation Filipino immigrant and a naturalized American citizen has given me the experiences to uphold cultural humility and embrace diversity in my practice. 

I also have a diverse list of interests and hobbies from freelance photography to playing a variety of sports such as tennis, swimming and flag football. I love to spend my free time  going to the gym and maintaining my physical and mental health.

I am a strong believer in embracing our own uniqueness and strive to immerse myself in opportunities that allow myself to see beyond the spectrum!

Since receiving my certification as a Behavior Analyst in 2022, my role in ABA has been heavily motivated by promoting autonomy and celebrating neurodiversty. I value a client-centered approach, in which everyone deserves an equal opportunity to access the tools necessary to build upon their own strengths. As a supervisor at WBS, my core aims are to facilitate diverse and culturally competent teams that reflect the diverse population of those with ASD and their individualities.  

I first set forth in ABA back in 2019 as a behavior therapist, immediately inspired by the opportunity I had to work with families of different backgrounds and firsthand witnessed the positive impact that a supportive environment could have on one’s development. Prior to this, my time as an undergraduate at the University of Washington-Bothell was dedicated to the advocacy of suicide prevention and mental health support on university campuses throughout the greater Seattle area. 

Together, these attributes have guided my vision to support specialists in providing reformed practices of ABA and bringing meaningful change to peoples’ lives through a trauma-informed lens.

I currently balance my free time by exploring restaurants all over Washington state — and across the country (if opportunity allows). As a first-gen Asian-American, and as someone who is fascinated by flavors, I especially love trying new boba shops and experiencing how Vietnamese cuisine is prepared across the world!

Hello, I'm Kelly, a Licensed Assistant Behavior Analyst (LaBA) here at WBS! I started my ABA journey in June of 2021 right out of high school as a BT here at WBS. Since then, I have grown to love the field of ABA and have received my BA in Psychology and Disability Studies, as well as my Master's in Special Education with an Emphasis in ABA at the University of Washington.

I am passionate about supporting learners diagnosed with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) and teaching them skills that they need to gain independence and autonomy in all aspects of their lives. In doing so, I highly regard naturalistic learning, assent/assent withdrawal, compassionate care, and advocating for my learners and their well-being.

In my free time, I enjoy watching and participating in sports such as baseball, swimming, wrestling, and football, I try to spend most of my time being active and improving my mental and physical health. I also spend most of my time exploring different foods and learning about different cultures!