Aisha Albright-Jourdan, MSW, LCSW, BCBA
Founder & Clinical Director
Palm Beach, Broward, Polk and Hillsborough counties
Aisha brings more than 15 years of interdisciplinary clinical work, combining training in neurobiology, mental health therapy and assent-based ABA, with clients from age 1 to 50. Drawing on her years as an educator and mental health clinician in Palm Beach County schools, she specializes in co-occurring presentations such as ADHD, OCD and ODD, and in support for adults on the autism spectrum.
Alongside pediatric school-based behavioral services, Aisha provides trauma-informed counseling for individuals, couples and families across Palm Beach, Broward, Polk and Hillsborough counties.
Read more about Aisha, her education and her intro video
Credentials
- Board Certified Behavior Analyst (BCBA): 1-21-55428. Verify on the BACB registry
- Licensed Clinical Social Worker: SW22831. Verify with the Florida Department of Health
- National Provider Identifier (NPI): 1275024747. View in the NPI registry
Guides Aisha reviewed
Aisha is the clinical reviewer of the The Florida ABA Therapy Guide. See how we write and review our guides.
- Autism & ABA basics (27)
- Diagnosis (28)
- Insurance & cost (45)
- Medicaid & Medicare (23)
- Military & TRICARE (20)
- Early intervention (22)
- School & IEPs (44)
- State programs (22)
- Law & adulthood (22)
- Safety (27)
- Daily life (25)
- Florida life (22)
- Bilingual families (18)
- Choosing care (29)
- Regions & cities (40)
- Starting with us (19)
Pages Aisha reviewed
- Insurance
- ABA assessments
- What is ABA?
- Early intervention ABA
- In-home ABA therapy
- Our approach
- Parent and caregiver training
- ABA for ADHD and ODD
- Military families
- Your Role in Therapy: Why Parent Training Makes a Big Difference
- Autism Is Not a Problem to Solve: Understanding Neurodiversity in ABA
- Technology & Autism: Using Screens, Apps, and Digital Tools Wisely in ABA
- How to Choose the Right ABA Provider: 10 Questions Every Parent Should Ask
- Helping Children Communicate: How ABA Builds Language, Gestures, and AAC Skills
- Why Early Intervention Matters: Understanding Developmental Milestones & ABA Support
- Big Feelings, Small Bodies: ABA Tools That Support Emotional Regulation
- Sibling Support: Helping Brothers and Sisters Understand ABA
- From Home to Classroom: ABA Strategies That Support School Success
- AAC & ABA: Supporting Children Who Use Alternative Communication
- ABA in the Classroom: How Teachers and Therapists Collaborate for Student Success
- Helping Children Manage Anxiety: ABA Tools That Support Calm and Confidence
- Play With Purpose: How ABA Builds Social Confidence Through Natural Play
- Executive Functioning & ABA: Helping Children Build Organization and Planning Skills
- The ABA Roadmap: What to Expect in the First 90 Days of Therapy
- Building Independence: ABA Strategies for Daily Routines at Home
- ABA for Toddlers: Gentle, Play-Based Foundations for Early Development
- What Modern ABA Therapy Really Looks Like: A Parent-Friendly Breakdown
- Toilet Training With ABA: A Compassionate, Step-by-Step Guide for Parents
- Compassion-Focused ABA: How Relationships Drive Real Progress
- How to Gently Limit Tantrum Behavior: A Parent’s Guide from Hope Center for Behavior Change, Inc.
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