Expressive Pathways, LLC

02/16/2026

Congratulations and happy work anniversary this month to Alyssa Steele, M.S., BCBA, LBS who is celebrating three awesome years of working as a Board Certified Behavior Analyst (BCBA) with Expressive Pathways this month! Alyssa has worked in the field of Applied Behavior Analysis for close to 15 years. She has provided care in various roles such as TSS/BHT, crisis trainer, and BC. Alyssa obtained her BCBA certification in 2016 and she brings a wide range of clinical experiences and expertise to her work at EP. In her free time, Alyssa enjoys spending time with her husband and daughter, reading, and kayaking. Alyssa, we are so grateful for your hard work over these past three years. We look forward to continuing to work together and see you continue to positively impact the lives of the clients in your care!

02/16/2026

A huge “thank you” and “congratulations” to our Ms. Virginia Hancock, who is celebrating four remarkable years of working as a Behavior Consultant and Mobile Therapist with Expressive Pathways this month! Virginia has over 25 years of clinical experience, having served in multiple roles over the years in positions from TSS (AKA BHT) to Program Director. In her “spare time”, she teaches and coaches swimming. Virginia is known for going above and beyond the typical call of duty for her families and she has made such an impact in all of her client’s lives. A dedicated, passionate, and experienced clinician – Virginia, we love working with you and are looking forward to another year with you! Thank you for all that you do for Expressive Pathways and your clients!

02/09/2026

A most sincere congratulations this month to Erin Meagher, MS, LBS, BCBA! Erin has provided services for Expressive Pathways in a variety of roles over the past two years before reaching her goal to become a Board Certified Behavior Analyst this month. Congrats to Erin - you worked so hard to reach your goals and we are so proud of you! We look forward to supporting you in your new BCBA role with Expressive Pathways!

02/03/2026

We would like to take a moment to extend a sincere congratulations to our newest Behavior Consultant, Nia Grigsby! Nia graduated from PSU in December 2025 with her Masters in Applied Behavior Analysis and she has since been promoted to the Behavior Consultant role. Congratulations, Nia! 💗

02/02/2026

Jon is celebrating THREE YEARS of working with Expressive Pathways this quarter! Jon started with Expressive Pathways in April 2023 when he joined the team as a Behavioral Health Technician and student analyst intern. Jon graduated from Penn State University in August 2024 with his masters degree in Applied Behavior Analysis. Jon sat for and passed his examination to become a Board Certified Behavior Analyst in November 2024 – a huge accomplishment and no small feat! Jon then transitioned into the Behavior Consultant role in January 2025, and he is celebrating completing his first year as a BCBA! Jon has done an excellent job adjusting to the role of the BCBA and continues to help our clients and their families invaluably. Jon is best described as calm, patient, caring, and helpful. Thank you, Jon, for all you do for Expressive Pathways and your clients in order to provide high quality levels of treatment and care. We look forward to another fantastic year of working together!

01/30/2026

Congratulations to Samara Wilson who is being promoted to the role of Assistant Behavior Consultant this month. We are so proud of your growth and look forward to seeing you further your professional development and helping more children in this new role!

12/02/2025

Due to the weather, our clinic will be closed today! We will see you all tomorrow. Stay safe and warm out there! ⛄️❄️

10/27/2025

Congratulations and Happy Work Anniversary to Lexi Boltz! Lexi is celebrating one year of working with Expressive Pathways this month. Lexi has done such an amazing job this past year in learning the vital role of being a BHT and she is excelling! Lexi has gained so much experience working with a variety of clients in her first year. Her passion, dedication, and motivation to help our families and provide quality therapeutic behavior analytic services to her clients is reflected in the progress her clients have made with her support. Lexi has demonstrated strengths beyond the daily work of implementing interventions with clients – she also has the highest scores on performance indicators for documentation! Way to go, Lexi! Lexi can be described as calm, patient, resilient, and caring – all excellent qualities in a BHT and EP staff member. Another reason to celebrate Lexi? She recently got engaged! Lexi, thank you for choosing Expressive Pathways to give your dedication and skills to. We love working with you and look forward to another year of growth, support, and success!

09/03/2025

We are so proud and happy to announce that Mical is celebrating THREE YEARS of work as a Behavioral Health Technician with Expressive Pathways this month! Mical continues to excel in this position and we are lucky and grateful to have her on our team. Mical has gained experience as a BHT working with a variety of behavioral health diagnoses and behaviors and takes every day as a fresh start. Mical provides quality care with humor, flexibility, and compassion. Families, school supports, co-workers, and supervisors alike all enjoy working with Mical as she is able to work with the needs being presented and collaborate effectively to promote the best outcomes for her clients. Mical, thank you for bringing compassion, joy, and work ethic to your work every single day. Thank you for your dedication to our clients and providing quality ABA services. You are a wonderful person and we look forward to another year of working together and continuing the journey with you!

08/21/2025

Did you know? 🤔
A common misconception is that consequence and punishment mean the same thing. That they both mean “bad” things. False!

A consequence is anything that follows a behavior, good or bad!
A punishment, on the other hand, is a consequence that reduces the likelihood of the behavior happening again.

This applies to daily life! Not just those that we serve. The concepts of ABA are all around us. Here's a real world example:

Touch a hot stove 🔥 → Feel pain 😣 → Less likely to touch it again🙅🏻‍♀️.
That’s punishment, not just a “bad thing,” but a change that decreases behavior.

08/21/2025

This Saturday!!
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🎉The Resource Fair is this coming Saturday! Will we see you there?

Join us for community connections, food trucks Penny's 🍦and Character Coffee Cart☕, bounce house, games, and more! All activities, including the food trucks, are free of charge for all attendees.

08/12/2025

Congratulations this month to Nia Grigsby as we celebrate her promotion from Behavioral Health Technician to Assistant Behavior Consultant! Nia joined our team in May 2024 and has proven herself to be a dedicated BHT and Student Analyst as she continues to pursue her graduate degree in Applied Behavior Analysis. We look forward to seeing Nia continue to progress towards her goals and we are excited to see her work in this role! Congratulations and thank you for all your hard work, Nia!