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Stephen Gibson, MS, MA

Stephen is a behavior analyst, mental health therapist, and the director of the neurodevelopmental disability program at GPS Psychology and Anxiety Clinic. He has a passion for working with individuals with autism and helping them reach their full potential. He also finds immense value in providing parents with positive parenting tools that can be use to strengthen and increase desirable behaviors in their children while decreasing or eliminating the problem behaviors. He believes that the key to lasting behavior change is when positive approaches are consistently implemented in all meaningful environments of a child’s development, most importantly in the home. Stephen earned a bachelor’s and master’s degree in education from Boise State University and was a Title I teacher for ten years. Approximately forty percent of his students were in special education and required various accomodations and learning supports. He earned another master’s degree in behavioral psychology from University of Southern Maine and is currently working toward his board certification as a behavior analyst. Most importantly, Stephen is the lucky husband to a beautiful wife and the proud father of three daughters. In addition to intervention plans and parenting consultation, Stephen also provides behavioral health counseling services with a focus in cognitive behavioral and acceptance & commitment therapies to patients of all ages who have anxiety disorders, depression, addictions, family/relationship challenges, and/or trauma.