Four doors,
one practitioner.
Every service on this page runs through Robin directly. No handoffs to a technician you've never met. No new case manager each quarter. Just her — and the family.
In-home ABA
Naturalistic, play-based therapy delivered on your living-room floor, in the backyard, and inside the ordinary moments that matter most — mealtimes, bath time, the walk to the car.
Parent coaching
One-on-one coaching for the caregivers doing the real heavy lifting. Practical strategies you can actually use before dinner, without the homework guilt.
School consultation
IEP support, classroom observation, and behavior plans written in partnership with the teachers and aides your child sees every day.
Telehealth
Secure virtual sessions for Central Coast families — for parent coaching, IEP reviews, and the in-between check-ins that keep progress from stalling.
Before you
reach out.
Do you take insurance?+
Bright Oak is in-network with CenCal Health. I also accept private pay and can provide superbills for out-of-network reimbursement — happy to walk you through what either path looks like for your family.
What ages do you work with?+
Primarily early-intervention through elementary school. If you're unsure whether we're a fit, send me a note — I'll tell you honestly.
How far will you drive?+
I serve families across San Luis Obispo County: SLO proper, Paso Robles, Atascadero, Los Osos, Arroyo Grande, and Nipomo. Telehealth is available everywhere in between.
What does 'neurodiversity-affirming ABA' actually mean to you?+
It means the goal isn't to make an autistic child look less autistic. It means stimming is allowed, saying no is allowed, and every goal has to pass a simple test: does this make my child's life better, on their own terms?
Tell me about
your child.
A no-pressure note — or a 30-minute phone call — is the way every family here starts. I read everything that comes through personally.