
I founded KC Behavioral Consulting in 2023 after working in the disability and education fields for almost 10 years.
Originally I earned a bachelor’s degree in Psychology from Arizona State University then returned to school in 2019 to complete a master’s degree in Psychology with an emphasis in Applied Behavior Analysis through Capella University. I have worked in the private ABA field since 2018 supporting children with disabilities and their parents in the home, community, clinical, and school settings. I am a Licensed Assistant Behavior Analyst (LABA) in Washington State and also hold a Level 5 certification in Skill Based Treatment for Severe Problem Behavior. I again returned to school in 2022 to complete an Ed.S in School Psychology through Eastern Washington University. I graduated from EWU in June 2024 and hold a National Certification in School Psychology. I’m passionate about providing services and connections within my Spokane community. And I know first hand the importance of bridging the gap in services for families as I am a special needs parent myself…my work is not just a job to to me. I have a mission to give back to my community in the same way that the Spokane community supported my own child.
Hi, I’m HAnnah Flaherty.
I’m Serina Fleming.
Originally from a rural town in Indiana I embarked on a journey to Washington STATE in 2016.
My first job in Washington was as a Home Care Aid for a child with autism. Working in that role for four years before transitioning into ABA, I learned how inaccessible providers and resources for rural families are. Since then, my passion and mission has been to provide equitable access to services for those in need. In 2020, I attended Eastern Washington University where I received my BA in Children’s Studies. I am currently pursuing a Master’s in Special Education with a concentration in Applied Behavior Analysis. After receiving an ADHD and ASD diagnosis, my work became more, it became personal. My calling is creating environments where individuals, regardless of their challenges, can find support, understanding, and opportunities for growth.