ABA Clinic
Aaustin McCormick.
Aaustin has been working in Applied Behavior Analysis since 2015 and joined the Behavior Health Partners team in 2018. She received her Bachelor of Science degree in Psychology from Grand Valley State University and her Master of Science in Psychology from Purdue University Global. Aaustin obtained her BCBA certification in 2023. Aaustin is a proponent of Neurodiversity-Affirming ABA. While she has experience working with people who have various diagnoses, her specialty is in working with autistic children. Aaustin hopes to create a practice that focuses on each client’s individual strengths and the good that their differences bring to the world. She seeks to help her clients by adjusting their environments to better meet their needs, providing accommodations, and building self-advocacy skills.
Julianne Kessler. Julianne started at Behavior Health Partners in December of 2017. I have been doing ABA therapy for almost 15 years. I have a Bachelor’s of Science from Western Michigan University. I am pursuing a Master’s degree in Applied Behavior Analysis with hopes of becoming a BCBA. What has kept me in this field for so long it is not only getting to work with great kids and their families, but also getting to see the kid’s personalities develop more. When I’m not working, I like to spend time with my family and be outside as much as I can. I love to play any type of board game and currently haven’t lost a game of Connect 4 in about 5 years.
Kailyne Luna. Kailyne started at Behavior Health Partners in June of 2026. She graduated from Davenport University with a Bachelor’s of Science in Case Management. She is now pursuing a Master’s in Mental Health Clinical Counseling in hopes to expand her knowledge further into helping children and families. When she is not working, she loves to play any game of any kind, whether that’s a board game or Mario Kart on the switch. She also enjoys being outdorrs, especially camping, and loves to travel any chance she gets. She really enjoys finding different routes to drive back home to California to explore different states. She has already driven 3 different routes back and forth from Michigan to California. What she is excited about the most about working at Behavior Health Partners is to see kids achieve their goals and really be in tune with who they are. “Everyone is unique in their own way and I love that everyone has their own spark. You never know who might teach you something you didn’t know you needed.”