ABA Therapy in Salt Lake City With No Long Waitlist

Reuven founded Aviation ABA to help children with autism and their families feel truly supported, understood, and cared for. To him, great ABA is about more than therapy, it’s about connection, trust, and building strong relationships with the whole family.

His journey began as a teen, shadowing a student with severe behavioral needs and volunteering at a nonprofit for kids with behavior challenges. That early spark grew into a lasting commitment.

Before launching Aviation ABA, Reuven helped grow other ABA organizations by supporting both clinical and administrative teams, drawing on his background in recruiting and business operations. For the past three years, he’s been leading his own practice, focused on care, consistency, and building a culture where people feel appreciated like family.

As a dad, Reuven brings empathy and real-world understanding to every decision. He’s passionate about people and creating a space where both families and team members feel seen and valued.

Fun fact: He grew up in Minneapolis and loves fishing, water sports, and time on the lake.

Leigha is a Board Certified Behavior Analyst and Licensed Behavior Analyst who prioritizes family values and needs when designing therapy. It has been her dream to work with people with disabilities since kindergarten! She was introduced to the field of ABA while studying Special Education in college and working as a respite worker. She earned her Master's degree from Utah State where she focused on research in virtual Functional Analyses and employee effectiveness. She has been a BCBA since 2024.

Leigha loves to teach adaptive and social skills. She has experience working with severe behavior reduction and has worked with clients age 2-21+. Leigha is passionate that long term behavior change comes from getting parents involved and teaching them the science of ABA.

Fun Facts: Leigha loves going to National Parks; her favorite park is Glacier! She loves food, makeup, happy music, and watching her baby grow each day.

Emely is a healthcare professional with a bachelor's degree in Public Health from the University of North Carolina Wilmington, who has hands-on experience in the Applied Behavior Analysis field. She began her career working directly with families as a Registered Behavior Technician, where she gained first-hand understanding of patient needs and the importance of compassionate, quality care.

From there, she transitioned into the administrative side of healthcare, where she continued to develop and grow her knowledge of the Healthcare Revenue Cycle. In her current role, she supports families through every step of the care journey by helping them access services smoothly and efficiently. She has a passion for serving others and takes pride in her commitment to help families access the care that they deserve.

Fun fact: When she's not supporting families, you can probably find her out on a hike, paddle boarding on the water, or settling in with a good book.

She’s an enthusiastic healthcare professional with over 30 years of experience mastering the ins and outs of the Healthcare Revenue Cycle, and more than 5 years supporting families receiving Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA). She thrives on turning complex processes into practical solutions—always with a positive, energetic spirit and a clear focus on what truly matters: each family’s well-being and financial peace of mind.

Seven years ago, she discovered a passion for ABA. By combining her revenue cycle expertise with a deep commitment to care access, she helps parents and children receive—and maintain—the support they need in ways that fit seamlessly into their routines and budgets.

Fun Fact: When she’s not helping families navigate services, you’ll likely find her gardening, decorating, or playing with her Frenchie, Karlrae.
Laughter is her daily vitamin.

Sarah is a Board Certified Behavior Analyst and Licensed Behavior Analyst with a passion for providing trauma-informed and compassionate care. Born and raised in Salt Lake City, she began working in special education and ABA as a Registered Behavior Technician (RBT) in 2018 at the Utah Schools for the Deaf and Blind in a preschool class for children who are dually deaf/blind. Sarah received her Master’s degree in 2020 in Special Education.

Sarah has experience working both in-home and in-clinic. She specializes in early intervention and enjoys teaching functional communication. Sarah loves working with families and provides comprehensive care as well as parent training. She is excited and passionate about training staff members to provide quality services to clients and families!

Fun Facts: Sarah loves spending time with her husband and three little boys. She also enjoys baking, reading, and doing Pilates.

Sutton is a Board Certified Behavior Analyst and Licensed Behavior Analyst who is passionate about creating individualized, compassionate, and effective treatment plans that improve quality of life for children and their families. She earned her Master’s degree in Special Education with an emphasis in Applied Behavior Analysis and has experience working with clients across a wide range of ages and support needs, including severe behavior reduction and communication development. Sutton began her career in the field as a Registered Behavior Technician, where she quickly discovered her passion for helping children build meaningful skills and reach their fullest potential. Since then, she has provided ABA services across home, clinic, community, and school settings in four different states and has experience supervising and mentoring behavior technicians and clinicians, with a strong focus on clinical quality, staff development, and compassionate care.

Sutton values collaboration and believes the most meaningful progress happens when caregivers, therapists, and clinicians work together as a team. She is especially passionate about teaching functional communication, adaptive skills, and social-emotional development while prioritizing each child’s unique strengths and needs. She is also passionate about empowering families through parent training and education to support lasting progress beyond therapy sessions. Her clinical approach emphasizes relationship-building, trauma-informed care, and practical strategies that support long-term success across environments.

Fun Facts: Sutton loves Pilates, hiking, skiing, traveling, and spending time with her cat, Jasper. She also enjoys exploring new coffee shops, going to concerts, and spending time outdoors.