Travis Blevins, MS, BCBA

Founder and Executive Director
Travis has been providing services for individuals with special needs for 25 years. He has a masters degree in Behavior Analysis from the University of North Texas. Travis is a founding member and on the Board of Directors for the Four Corners Association for Behavior Analysis, a member of the Association of Behavior Analysis International (ABAI), and has been Board Certified Behavior Analyst (BCBA) since 2001. Travis was an adjunct professor at the University of Colorado, Denver campus, teaching "Practical Applications in Behavior Analysis" in Colorado's first academic program for Board Certification in Behavior Analysis. Travis has been instrumental in proliferating Behavior Analysis therapy and practice throughout Colorado and the Mountain West. In 2012, he formed a behavior analytic residential program, founding Colorado Residential Solutions to serve adults that have been unsuccessful at previous residential placements. In 2014, he helped found the Colorado Association for Behavior Analysis. He has a passion for developing evidence-based treatments, and using empirically validated interventions to increase the independence and inclusion of individuals with special needs. Travis is committed to the dissemination of the principles of applied behavior analysis, and the transference of pragmatic technology to administrators, care-givers, parents, staff, and family members of individuals with disabilities. Travis has a vision for changing the landscape of region's current ABA services improving accessibility, quality, effectual outcomes, and adherence to data-based empirical treatment. He has successfully built three businesses serving more families than any other regionally located company. He enjoys the Colorado mountains, his beard, fine bourbon, hunting, fishing, and ushering his son and daughter into adulthood.

Amy Crye, MS, BCBA

Director of Services
Amy Crye holds a Master of Science degree in Behavior Analysis from the University of North Texas. She has used her training in Behavior Analysis to design and implement effective educational and behavioral programs for children and adults for over 17 years. In addition to providing direct service to children and adults, Crye has worked with more than 100 school districts and developed non-public school programs in both northern and southern California. Crye’s work history has focused on program development, competency-based training for staff, and quality assurance. In her role as Director of Service for Behavior Services of the Rockies, Crye works with the Leadership team to assure appropriate and quality services for BSOTR clients. Crye provides trainings and presentations to education professionals (other behavior analysts, school psychologists, teachers, speech pathologists, etc), both locally and nationally. As part of her outreach services, Crye provides trainings to parents and families, has served on California Senator DeSaulnier’s Autism Task Force as co-chair for the workgroup on Transition and Employment, has served on Mt. Diablo’s Adult Education Advisory Committee for the Transition Options Program for adults with Asperger’s Syndrome, and served as Chair for the 2010 and 2012 STAR Conference (Service, Teaching, Advocacy and Research). Before joining BSOTR, Amy was an ABA instructor in the Special Education Department at Touro University

P.J. Self, MA, BCBA

Regional Coordinator
PJ received her BS in Special Education from the University of Central Oklahoma in 1998. She worked briefly in the Kansas City area before moving to Denver in 2002 where she provided behavior services throughout the Front Range. She became a Board Certified Assistant Behavior Analyst in 2009 and received her MA in Special Education from the University of Colorado Denver in 2011. She became a Board Certified Behavior Analyst in 2013. Currently she is living and working on the Western Slope providing services to both children and adults. PJ enjoys snowboarding, NASCAR, camping, learning to kayak, and spending time outdoors with her husband and dogs.

richard anderson, MA, BCBA

Regional Coordinator
Rick has completed his BA in Psychology from the American Military University and completed his MA in child psychology from The Chicago School of Professional Psychology in 2014. In his free time Rick likes to play golf and go for rides on his motorcycle when he is not spending time with his wife and three children.

Tracy Barkman, MA, BCBA

Board Certified Behavior Analyst
Tracy graduated with her BA in Psychology and Pre-Med from University of Arkansas, Fayetteville. She moved to California to begin the School Psychology program at the University of the Pacific (UOP) in Stockton, CA. However after only one semester she switched programs to obtain her MA in Psychology and obtain her Board Certified Behavior Analyst (BCBA) credential. She had discovered ABA after working in residential treatment facilities and during her internship for the School Psychology program at a group home. She wanted to make a direct change and loved analyzing behavior(s). After graduating from UOP in 2005, she was a supervisor for in-home ABA programs in the Sacramento area and the Placer County Behavior Specialist. Tracy moved with her family to the Boulder area in 2012. She was blessed to be able to stay home with her son for his first 5 years. She joined the Behavior Services of the Rockies team in August 2017.

Wendy Soto, MA, BCBA

Board Certified Behavior Analyst
Wendy was born and raised in West Texas, and she received a BS in Psychology from The University of Texas at El Paso. During her undergraduate experience, she taught dance lessons to individuals with learning disabilities, served as a Neuroplasticity Trainer at a local clinic, and was involved in research in the Social Cognitive lab at UTEP. Wendy’s interest in cultural diversity and child development led her to study in Salamanca, Spain, during the final year of her undergraduate career. There, she focused on learning about developmental psychology and Spain’s social structure, while also teaching an English class in a local elementary school. Wendy was introduced to Applied Behavior Analysis upon her return to the U.S., and she instantly became devoted to it. She is completed a Master’s degree in ABA with an emphasis in Autism through Ball State University to become a BCBA. Helping individuals with special needs is her passion, and she hopes to one day contribute to the growing body of research of ABA. In her free time, Wendy enjoys hiking, dancing Ballroom and Latin dance styles, traveling, exploring Colorado (since she recently relocated to Denver), and watching Netflix.

Stephanie Miller, MS, BCBA

Board Certified Behavior Analyst
Stephanie has worked in the ABA field for over 15 years. She earned her Masters degree in Applied Behavior Analysis from Arizona State University and has been a Licensed Behavior Analyst for over 5 years. Prior to becoming a behavior analyst, Stephanie worked for the State of Arizona where she provided oversight and administration of the AHCCCS Medicaid program. In that role, she assisted recipients navigate and utilize a system of supports designed to aid in independent living. As a Licensed Behavior Analyst, Stephanie specializes in working with adolescents and young adults as they make the transition into adulthood. She is also a certified PEERS instructor. When not practicing ABA, you can find Stephanie and her dog out exploring all the beauty Colorado has to offer.

chance Olson, BS, BCBA

Board Certified Behavior Analyst
Chance has been working with youth since receiving his B.A. in Criminal Justice and B.B.A. in Accounting from Gonzaga University in 2007. Initially working with youth within Washington state's juvenile justice, psychiatric, and foster care systems, he later spent three years at Seattle-area high schools working with students with developmental and behavioral disabilities. Chance returned to his home-state of Colorado in 2013 and joined BSOTR where he is one of the agency's certified PCM [Professional Crisis Management] Instructors and received BCaBA through Florida Institute of Technology. He finds happiness in wilderness adventures, creating things, music, food, family, friends, and yellow labs.

Natalie Mosier, MA, BCBA

Board Certified Behavior Analyst
Natalie was raised in Atlanta and attended college at Georgia State University where she obtained her BS in Psychology. She moved to Colorado in 2017. She is excited to begin work in the field of Applied Behavior Analysis. In her spare time Natalie enjoys being outside, spending time with her dogs, reading, and cooking healthy meals.

Amanda Wellendorf, MA, BCBA

Board Certified Behavior Analyst
Amanda received her BA in psychology in 2020 from University of Nebraska- Lincoln and stepped right into a master’s program in applied behavior analysis. She received her Masters degree and became a BCBA in April 2023. After being born and raised in Nebraska her whole life, in June of 2020 she made her first big move and moved to Fort Collins. This move was brought with a position to serve in a children’s ministry with a new church plant, Citylight Fort Collins. Amanda plans to bring her knowledge and masters in the field to serve within the foster care system and cross culturally to advocate for change.

Rosie Weigel, BS, BCaBA

Assistant Behavior Analyst
Rosie Weigel lives in Fort Collins, CO. She grew up hiking and camping in the Sierra Nevada foothills in Northern California; studied at California State University, Fullerton in sunny Orange County where she received her BS in Exercise Science. In 2010, Rosie moved to Fort Collins where she met her husband, Nate. They have a daughter named Vera and a red furry dog named Rufus. In May 2020, she received her certification as a BCaBA from Florida Institute of Technology. When Rosie is not working she is working out at the gym, hanging out with her family and friends, and watching movies with her girlfriends. Hobbies that Rosie enjoys are crafting, working out, and cooking.

Hera Hansen, BS, RBT

Registered Behavior Technician
For several years I worked as a lifeguard, waitress, and nanny while searching for a career that I could be passionate about. I have a little sister with developmental disabilities and have volunteered as a Special Olympics coach for many years. When I learned about the BCBA credential I knew that it was going to be for me! I joined the BSOTR team in hopes of finalizing my plan to one day become a BCBA. I moved to CO from RI and take advantage of all the great outdoor activities and adventures. In my free time I also enjoy anything having to do with music, practicing yoga, and spending time with friends, family, and my dog, Clyde.

Jamie Nathan, BS, RBT

Behavior Therapist
Jamie is originally from Arizona, she moved out to Colorado in 2008 for school and couldn't imagine living anywhere else. She received her BS in Sociology from the University of Colorado at Boulder and has used her degree to help people of all ages, backgrounds, and abilities. She is happy to be with BSOTR and continue her passion for helping people. In her free time Jamie enjoys being outdoors, playing sports, and spending time with friends. She also loves to travel and practice her Spanish

Christina Martin, BA, RBT

Registered Behavior Technician
Christina was born and raised in Maryland, but the University of Kansas had been on her radar since she was young. When she started her first semester of freshman year, she had plans to be a physical therapist. She took an Applied Behavioral Science class just for fun, and ended up switching majors after the first week of classes. She graduated from the University of Kansas in 2018 with a major in Applied Behavioral Science, and minors in psychology and sociology. While she normally would prefer the beach, the mountains were calling. She has been working in Colorado with BSOTR ever since. In her free time she likes to hike, ski, read, and watch Star Wars (the prequels are the best, and it isn’t up for debate).

Jacob Cox, BS, RBT

Registered Behavior Technician
I’m originally from Athens, Georgia. I moved to Colorado Springs in 2014 from Atlanta, Georgia. I have a Bachelor of Science degree from Georgia Southern University. I have a passion to help others achieve their greatest potential and encourage all to always remember to continue the journey to happiness. I have worked with children and adults with special needs since I have been in Colorado. I enjoy rock climbing, yoga, hiking, camping, healthy living, and learning new things. I feel incredibly grateful to serve others in my community and hope to soon extend my services worldwide.

Lynda Bradt, MBA

Accountant
Lynda moved to Colorado in 1978, received her bachelors in accounting from UCD and finished her MBA in accounting in 2005. Lynda has been providing tax services and bookkeeping services since 1996. She enjoys being involved with services for folks with disabilities, and giving back to her community. She enjoys traveling, gardening, hiking and tennis. She also enjoys spending time with her son, several cats, and her German Shepherd "Ishca".