Bobbi Barber, MS, LMHC, BCBA, PMH-C, CCTP
My work integrates behavior science, emotional and relational therapy, and sensory-informed care - so we aren’t just talking about change, we’re creating it. Many of the individuals I support carry tender histories - mother-loss, attachment wounds, grief, trauma, relational struggles, identity disruptions, or neurodivergence - while simultaneously entering new roles such as divorce, break-ups, familiar struggles, pregnancy, postpartum, adulthood, caregiving, or leadership in their families.
That intersection is where emotional overwhelm often emerges, and where they desire informed, comprehensive care.
My clinical qualifications:
Licensed Mental Health Counselor (LMHC)
Board Certified Behavior Analyst (BCBA)
Perinatal Mental Health Specialist (PMH-C)
Clinical Certified Trauma Professional(CCTP)
Published Author - “Autism, Adolescence, & Adulthood,” and “Take This From Me”
Continuing Education Provider - Behavior Live
What working together looks like:
Understanding What’s Happening - identifying patterns, triggers, and responses
Build Regulation & Awareness - tools to cope
Create New Patterns of Thought and Behavior - strengthening your capacity and agency
We work on two levels at the same time:
Internal Work
Thoughts, emotional responses, and belief patterns
Nervous system and sensory experiences
Past experiences and learned responses
External Work
Behavior patterns and habits
Communication and relational dynamics
Practical strategies to respond differently
This combination creates change that is both meaningful and measurable.
How I Work: Internal + External Change
Emotions, thoughts, behavior, and environments are constantly interacting—and when we look at the full picture, patterns stop feeling random or out of your control.
My role is to help you understand how these pieces fit together so that insight turns into action, and change feels possible even in the middle of hard seasons.
I don’t believe therapy happens only inside your head.
I work with those who are navigating:
emotional overwhelm
relational and communication challenges
identity shifts and life’s transitions
pregnancy, postpartum, and early parenting
grief, loss, and adjustment