Advocacy Committee Members

Meet the BlueSprig Advocacy Committee

Tiffanie Moore, MA, NCSP, BCBA, LBA
Chief Clinical Officer
Alex Tomei, M.Ed., BCBA, LBA
Director of Clinical Standards
Chris Reinsberg, MSW, LCSW
Director, Payor Relations
Weston Rieland, MA, BCBA
Director of Clinical Operations
Krystina Way
Lia Becktold
Senior Clinical Director
Diana Powell, MS, BCBA, LBA
Clinical Initiatives Manager
Patrick Gray
Center Director
Shaye Finkel
RBT
Erin Carlisle
Senior Clinical Director
Alyssa Britz
Clinical Supervisor
Megan Thompson
Clinical Director
Ashley Lee
Clinical Director
Jennifer Jones
Clinical Director
Joe'L Farrar
Clinical Director
Heather Mroczenski
Clinical Director
Gabi Hernandez
Senior Clinical Supervisor, Severe Behavior
Sera Boisvert
RBT
Taneshia Johnson
Intern
Kristina Betz
Intern
Amy Werner
Clinical Supervisor
Ashley Thomas
Clinical Supervisor
Drew McCullough
Clinical Supervisor
Kaitlyn Porterfield
Clinical Supervisor
Molly Seal
Clinical Supervisor
Macenzie Clayton
RBT
Jennifer North
RBT
Lily Lake
Associate Clinical Director

Tiffanie Moore, MA, NCSP, BCBA, LBA

Chief Clinical Officer

As Chief Clinical Officer at BlueSprig, Tiffanie Moore is responsible for the quality of clinical services, including developing, promoting, facilitating, and evaluating clinical standards and operating procedures.

Tiffanie graduated from the University of Central Oklahoma in 2012. She is a Nationally Certified School Psychologist, Board Certified Behavior Analyst, and Licensed Behavior Analyst in Oklahoma. Tiffanie brings 12 years of behavior analytic experience. She has provided ABA across various settings, including community, home, clinic, residential, private, and public school. She is especially interested in assessment, equivalence-based instruction, and teaching fluency.

Currently, Tiffanie is Member at Large for the Oklahoma Association of Behavior Analysis, where she previously served as President. She has published work aimed at incorporating ACT and Activity-Based Instruction into telehealth-based family guidance. She has experience working as an adjunct professor, having taught several semesters of the BACB course sequence at the University of Central Oklahoma. Tiffanie lives in Ardmore, Oklahoma, where she enjoys advocacy, reading, travel, and spending time with her family and pets.

Alyssa Britz

Clinical Supervisor

Alyssa has been changing the world for children with autism since 2007. Her journey began as a special education student volunteer, where she helped kids with autism connect with peers in her school. She also volunteered her time decorating and planning special education events for her middle school and high school. In 2014, she became a technician and provided in -home support to teenagers and families, where she focused on helping teenagers learn adaptive living skills. She met her first BCBA as an in-home technician and that triggered her career change from culinary arts to applied behavior analysis. She received her undergraduate and master’s degree in Applied Behavior Analysis from the University of North Texas. During her programs, she maintained her RBT credential and continued to provide early intervention and adolescent ABA services to children in a clinical setting.

Alyssa joins the BlueSprig team with a wide array of experiences. Her special interests in ABA include assessment, increasing functional alternative behaviors in order to reduce behaviors that interfere with learning and quality of life, and increasing adaptive living skills so that children and their families are prepared for adulthood.

In her free time, Alyssa loves to cook and go hiking. She is also a cat mom and is the “crazy” aunt at all of her nieces’ and nephews’ sporting and school events. She is also an avid anime and video game enthusiast.

Heather Mroczenski

Clinical Director

Heather Mroczenski is the Clinical Director at the BlueSprig center in Hendersonville, TN, with a rich academic background including a BA in Interpersonal Communication from Taylor University and an MS in Special Education, specializing in Applied Behavior Analysis, from Cairn University. She is a credentialed MS., BCBA, LBA, with areas of expertise that shine in caregiver training and early intervention. Heather is deeply committed to empowering caregivers to foster developmental success and resilience in their children, focusing on building strong caregiver-child relationships and providing personalized strategies for growth.

Heather’s client care philosophy is rooted in collaborative partnerships with parents, guiding them to support their children’s success and fostering inclusive environments where every child’s unique strengths are recognized and nurtured. Her passion for creating inclusive growth and resilience among children has driven her to become a pillar in the community, extending her expertise and resources beyond the realm of special needs to mentorship and financial support for those in distress through her involvement with local non-profits.

In the professional arena, Heather has made significant contributions, including speaking at The UnPopular Conference in South Carolina about applying Behavior Analysis in financial well-being. She has also developed a continuing education course with Study Notes ABA, blending Personal Finance and ABA, showcasing her innovative approach to education and behavior analysis.

Beyond her professional commitments, Heather enjoys an active lifestyle and nature, engaging in activities like working out, kayaking, camping, hiking, and is an avid reader (Team Kindle). As a Certified Financial Coach and a BCBA, she harnesses her unique skill set to enhance people’s financial well-being through ABA principles. Heather is also a dedicated spouse and a loving parent to two four-legged companions, embodying her nurturing and compassionate nature in all facets of her life.