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Di-Anne Elise Background
Background
Di-Anne Elise is a multifaceted professional with expertise in organizational business management, applied behavior analysis (ABA), and early childhood development. As an experienced ABA therapist and infant–toddler developmental specialist, she supports young children and families through evidence-based, compassionate care. Di-Anne also brings a strategic lens to clinical service delivery, with a strong background in program leadership and systems management. She is a passionate advocate for accessible, high-quality early intervention and community-driven solutions.
Meet Di-Anne Elise
Di-Anne Elise is a dedicated and multidisciplinary professional with extensive experience in organizational business management, applied behavior analysis (ABA) therapy, and early childhood development. With a career spanning over a decade, Di-Anne brings a unique blend of clinical insight and strategic leadership to her work in supporting children, families, and service providers.
As a certified Infant and Toddler Developmental Specialist, Di-Anne has worked closely with families navigating early childhood challenges, especially within the context of autism and developmental delays. Her compassionate and evidence-based approach has helped countless children make meaningful progress during their most critical developmental years.
Complementing her clinical work, Di-Anne is also an accomplished ABA therapist, applying the principles of behavior analysis to promote communication, independence, and social-emotional growth in young learners. She specializes in early intervention, family training, and the development of individualized behavior support plans.
In addition to her hands-on experience, Di-Anne has held leadership roles in organizational business management, where she has successfully directed clinical teams, streamlined operations, and supported program growth in behavioral health and educational settings. Her ability to merge operational efficiency with compassionate care makes her a valuable voice in any discussion about service delivery, access, and quality improvement.
Di-Anne is a passionate advocate for equity in early childhood services and remains committed to bridging gaps between clinical excellence and community accessibility. Whether working with families, training professionals, or contributing to interdisciplinary panels, she brings deep knowledge, lived experience, and a strong voice for child-centered care.
Organization Business Management Consulting
Organizational Assessment & Strategic Road-mapping
Organizational Assessment & Strategic Road-mapping
Organizational Assessment & Strategic Road-mapping
Ideal for: Startups, small-to-mid-sized clinics, schools, and nonprofits seeking to align goals and scale effectively.
Outcome: A clear, actionable blueprint to guide growth, restructure services, or launch new programs with confidence.
Workflow & Systems Optimization
Organizational Assessment & Strategic Road-mapping
Organizational Assessment & Strategic Road-mapping
Ideal for: Organizations struggling with inefficiencies, burnout, or inconsistent service delivery.
Outcome: Streamlined operations that improve team coordination, client outcomes, and day-to-day efficiency.
Workforce Development & Leadership Training
Organizational Assessment & Strategic Road-mapping
Workforce Development & Leadership Training
Ideal for: Teams seeking to improve leadership, staff retention, and service quality through people-centered development.
Outcome: A stronger, more resilient team with tools to lead, grow, and deliver consistent, high-quality services.
Workshops and Training
ORGANIZATIONAL BUSINESS MANAGEMENT WORKSHOPS
INFANT & TODDLER DEVELOPMENTAL SUPPORT WORKSHOPS
ORGANIZATIONAL BUSINESS MANAGEMENT WORKSHOPS
Workshop 1:
"From Vision to Impact: Building Effective Service-Based Organizations"
Description: Learn how to structure and scale an organization that delivers high-quality human services. Topics include mission alignment, staffing, workflow systems, and growth planning.
Audience: Clinical directors, nonprofit founders, small business owners in health and education.
Format: 2–4 hour in-person or virtual workshop.
Workshop 2:
"Managing People with Purpose: Leadership in Service-Based Teams"
Description: Dive into practical leadership skills, including performance coaching, delegation, and communication strategies for managing therapists, educators, and case managers.
Audience: Program managers, team leads, directors.
Format: Half-day workshop with role-play and case scenarios.
Workshop 3:
"Operations Made Simple: Workflow, Compliance, and Documentation Systems"
Description: A practical, systems-focused training on how to run backend operations efficiently — including data tracking, compliance checklists, and team accountability tools.
Audience: Operations managers, admin staff, practice owners.
Format: 1–2 hour training or webinar..
ABA THERAPY WORKSHOPS
INFANT & TODDLER DEVELOPMENTAL SUPPORT WORKSHOPS
ORGANIZATIONAL BUSINESS MANAGEMENT WORKSHOPS
Workshop 1:
"ABA for Early Learners: Practical Tools for Toddlers and Preschoolers"
Description: Focuses on naturalistic teaching, functional communication, and behavior shaping strategies for children under 5.
Audience: RBTs, new BCBAs, early childhood professionals.
Format: 3-hour in-person or online workshop with video examples.
Workshop 2:
"Behavior Support Basics for Non-ABA Professionals"
Description: An accessible training for teachers, paraprofessionals, or childcare providers on how to use basic behavior principles in real-time.
Audience: General educators, daycare staff, family support workers.
Format: 1–1.5 hour webinar or community presentation.
Workshop 3:
"Ethical ABA in Diverse Communities: Cultural Humility in Practice"
Description: Explore how to deliver ABA services respectfully and effectively in culturally diverse and underserved communities.
Audience: BCBAs, therapists, program leaders.
Format: 2 hours in-person or virtual.
INFANT & TODDLER DEVELOPMENTAL SUPPORT WORKSHOPS
INFANT & TODDLER DEVELOPMENTAL SUPPORT WORKSHOPS
INFANT & TODDLER DEVELOPMENTAL SUPPORT WORKSHOPS
Workshop 1:
"Understanding Infant Development: From Reflexes to Routines"
Description: Covers foundational knowledge on sensory development, motor skills, and social-emotional growth from 0–12 months.
Audience: New parents, early interventionists, doulas.
Format: Parent workshop or EI team training, 90 minutes.
Workshop 2:
"Supporting Toddlers with Developmental Delays: What Works and Why"
Description: Offers strategies to support language, play, and daily routines for children aged 1–3 with developmental concerns.
Audience: Home visitors, EIS providers, therapists.
Format: Interactive 2-hour session with real-life examples.
Workshop 3:
"Coaching Families in Early Intervention: Building Partnerships that Work"
Description: Training on how to coach caregivers to integrate therapy goals into everyday life — using routines, play, and positive interaction.
Audience: Early interventionists, BCBAs, home-based providers.
Format: Half-day training (in-person or live online), with role-play practice.