Together For Our Keiki

Jennifer Lonardo has a Bachelors degree in Psychology from the American University of Paris and is fluent in French. She completed her Masters program in Professional Behavior Analysis at the Florida Institute of Technology (FIT) and earned her BCBA. Jennifer has over 10 years of experience in the fields of Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) and Human Services. She has worked in hospitals and schools, in-homes, and in residential programs for children and adults with mild, moderate, and severe impairments. Jennifer has completed internships in neuropsychology and ABA in hospitals and homes in Paris, France and has worked in Massachusetts, Rhode Island, California, and currently Hawaiʻi. In addition to her time as a behavior analyst and TFOK board member, Jennifer also serves on the Legislative Committee for the Hawaiʻi Association for Behavior Analysis (HABA). 

Kim Wolff holds a Masters of Science degree in Applied Behavior Analysis and a Bachelors of Science in Neuroscience from Simmons College. She is originally from Boston, Massachusetts. She resided in Nashville, Tennessee for 6 years before moving to Hawaiʻi. Kim and her family now live in Medina, Ohio where she works as Certified Ohio Behavior Analyst (COBA). Kim has provided consultation and instruction in home, community, and schools at pre-school, elementary, middle, and high school levels in several states as well as overseas. Kim's experience extends to adult services: from transitioning and integrating adults into community, providing vocational support, and collaborating with medical professionals to develop desensitization programs such as dental, EKG, and ultrasounds. Kim has worked with children and adults with Autism, Down Syndrome, Intellectual Disability with dual diagnosis such as Oppositional Defiant Disorder, Bipolar, Post Traumatic Stress Disorder, Traumatic Brain Injury, Anti-social disorder, and other Mood disorders.

Lara Bollinger is a third year law student at UDC Law. She has a B.S. in Family and Community Services from the University of Delaware, an M.S.Ed. in Special Education from Northeastern University, and certification in Behavior Analysis from FIT. Lara has been a BCBA since 2010 and has worked with individuals with developmental disabilities in a variety of settings. While in Hawai’i, Lara joined HABA Legislative committee, where she became an advocate for students with disabilities to state legislators, working to achieve successful licensure of Behavior Analysts and statewide Autism insurance reform in Hawai’i. In her first year at UDC, Lara was a volunteer with the Legislative Clinic and Tzedek DC. This past summer, Lara interned at Advocates for Justice and Education, where she assisted families with accessing appropriate educational services for their children.