As Vice President of Clinical Services of BlueSprig, Andi Brennan is responsible for supporting clinical initiatives and the quality of clinical services we provide to our families. Andi relies on her 20 years of leadership and ABA knowledge to support and guide our clinical teams.

• Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist (California)
• Board-Certified Behavior Analyst
• Certified Clinical Trauma Professional
• Doctoral Dissertation: A Fathers’ Phenomenological Experience of Their Involvement in Their Child’s Applied Behavior Analysis Program (Nicholson Brennan, March 2019)

Andi received her doctorate in Child and Adolescent Psychology from Northcentral University. Prior to joining BlueSprig, Andi worked at another ABA agency industry for almost thirteen years. She began her ABA journey providing 1:1 services to clients while completing her master’s in counseling and ABA coursework, working her way into leadership. Having experience providing ABA from all levels has helped Andi develop a deep appreciation for all individuals on a client’s treatment team, value perspectives, and collaboration with interdisciplinary providers through coordination of care.

Located in Orange County, California, Andi is passionate about leadership, mentoring, family systems, and changing the world for children with autism. When not working, Andi enjoys spending time with her husband, Matt, their three adult children (when they are home), and their pups.

As Vice President of Clinical Services at BlueSprig, Kelly Bernard is responsible for ensuring high-quality services for our clients and families by collaborating with the clinical and operations team to design, execute, train, and evaluate strategic clinical initiatives. Kelly brings over 20 years of experience working with children and adolescents across various settings including, early intervention, school, in-home, community, and center-based programs.

Kelly has been with Florida Autism Center and BlueSprig since 2018 as a Center Director and Associate Vice President of Clinical Services. She was awarded the 2019 Center of the Year for providing high-quality ABA services, staff training, and exceeding operational benchmarks. Before joining BlueSprig, Kelly worked as Clinical Supervisor and ABA staff trainer. Kelly worked in the public school system as a behavior specialist for nine years, providing ABA services to preschool and middle school students.

Kelly received her Bachelor’s in Psychology at Ashford University and Master’s in Special Education with a graduate-level certificate in ABA from Fitchburg State College. Kelly lives in Florida with her husband, Scott, two daughters, and three small crazy dogs. She loves being with her family, going to the theater, spending time at the beach, and traveling.

As Vice President of Compliance, Kim is primarily responsible for overseeing compliance within BlueSprig and ensuring compliance with laws, regulatory requirements, policies, and procedures. The VPC is responsible for establishing standards and collaborating across departments to implement procedures and compliance programs throughout the organization that are effective and efficient in identifying, preventing, detecting, and correcting noncompliance with applicable laws and regulations and providing guidance, advice, and training on compliance issues. Kim has more than 25 years of behavioral health experience driving transformational change. Kim was the COO for Magellan Healthcare and Acadia Healthcare prior to her role as VP of Compliance for BlueSprig. Kim is passionate about developing strategies and business operations that drive results. She is an energetic, results-driven individual with demonstrated ability to fortify teams and increase effectiveness and productivity. Her expertise includes being well-versed in the complete spectrum of behavioral health care management functions including, managed care operations, financial analysis, risk management, regulatory compliance, strategic planning, and utilization management. She also has clinical operations leadership experience in settings ranging from a psychiatric hospital to the development of small provider groups.

Kim resides with her family in Austin Tx and enjoys traveling and cheering on her sons at basketball and football games.

As Executive Vice President of Clinical Quality and Payor Relations at BlueSprig, Michelle Brennan-Cooke is responsible for strategically developing our clinical decision modeling (Cedar Group) and developing methods for measuring clinical quality. Michelle also serves as the head of Payor Relations and Contracting, having spent more than 27 years working for managed care organizations (Magellan and Optum), where she headed network management and strategy as well as clinical operations. As a clinical psychologist, she brings deep experience in commercial and public sector behavioral health, substance abuse, and ABA Services. Michelle is passionate about accountable and collaborative care and high-quality clinical outcomes. In her work at Optum and Magellan, she worked on the early formation of Value-Based Contracting.

Michelle resides in the San Francisco Bay Area, where she lives with her wife and two kids. When not working, you'll find them all at musical theatre.

As Senior Vice President of Clinical Services 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.