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At Open Doors ABA, we believe that every child deserves the opportunity to unlock their full potential. Our mission is to provide individualized, evidence-based Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) therapy that is child-centered, family-focused, and designed to meet the unique needs of each child we serve. With a child focused and compassionate approach, we work hand-in-hand with families to create meaningful progress and open doors to new opportunities.

We specialize in helping children with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) and other developmental disabilities enhance their communication, social, and daily living skills. Our team of dedicated and highly trained professionals is passionate about fostering growth and creating lasting, positive changes. Through collaborative partnerships with families, schools, and communities, Open Doors ABA is committed to making a difference in the lives of children, ensuring they thrive in every aspect of life.

At Open Doors ABA, we’re not just opening doors – we’re building pathways to a brighter future.

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Locally Owned and Operated

Why It Matters

At Open Doors ABA, we pride ourselves on being a locally owned and operated ABA therapy provider, deeply rooted in our community. Unlike large, impersonal “big box” companies, we offer personalized care that truly puts your child and family first. Being part of the community allows us to form stronger connections, respond more quickly to your needs, and tailor our services to fit your unique situation.

As a local provider, we are directly invested in the success of the families we serve. Our hands-on approach means that every family receives the individual attention and care they deserve, with customized treatment plans that reflect the specific goals and values of each household.

When you choose a local, owner-operated company like Open Doors ABA, you’re choosing a team that understands your community and is committed to your child’s long-term success. We’re here, we care, and we’re passionate about making a difference in the lives of children and families right here at home in Nashville Tennessee.

Professional team

Zachary Braver

M.A., BCBA, LBA

Zachary Braver, Clinical Director of Open Doors ABA, brings a wealth of expertise and dedication to supporting children with autism and their families. With a strong focus on evidence-based practices and personalized care, Zachary leads the clinical team in delivering impactful, child-centered therapy. His passion for fostering growth and development is at the heart of Open Doors ABA’s mission to empower every child to succeed.

Rachael Massey

Registered Behavior Technician

I am a dedicated Registered Behavior Technician (RBT) with a passion for helping individuals achieve their fullest potential. With extensive training in multiple environments, my approach is rooted in empathy, patience, and a commitment to fostering positive change. I strive to create a supportive and nurturing environment that promotes growth and development, and I look forward to making a meaningful impact in the field of behavior analysis.

Deandra Johnson

Registered Behavior Technician

I love ABA because I love to see how simple repetitions of strateges can transform the behaviors of autistic children. I like to see how the redirection of behavior takes root in them and becomes a part of their lives for the positive. I love to see the peace it offers to their parents and families when they see these changes!

Tara Rielly

Registered Behavior Therapist

Tara has been working in the field of Applied Behavioral Analysis since 1997. She recently completed her Masters in Psychology with a concentration in Applied Behavioral Analysis and plans to continue studying for the BCBA exam to become a Behavior Analyst. Currently she is also working on her PHD in developmental psychology.

Christina Mosley

Registered Behavior Technician

I love being a Registered Behavior Technician! I became an RBT to help make a difference in the lives of clients with diverse needs. I have witnessed clients develop independent daily skills for the first time, expressed emotions, and communicate for the very first time. I like to compare clients to a seed. A seed that I plant and nourish to help it grow to its full potential. After all, seeds are different and grow at different rates.