Detroit, MI

• HAP (Health Alliance Plan)

• Humana Behavior Health

• Magellan

• Meridian (Meridian Medicaid, Wellcare, Healthy MI Plan)

• MultiPlan

• Optum/UBH (Commercial)

• Three Rivers Provider Network (TRPN) and affiliated plans

Detroit Clinical Leadership

Jennie Ziemba, MS, BCBA, LBA

Clinical Director - Detroit Home Center, Canton Center

Jennie Ziemba is a passionate and dedicated BCBA with a Master of Science in Applied Behavior Analysis from the University of Michigan-Dearborn. Since earning her certification in 2019, Jennie has embraced a career centered on behavior analysis, honing her skills and expanding her knowledge in this dynamic field. She joined Behavior Frontiers in 2022 and has provided services in both the home and clinic settings.

With a profound commitment to fostering relationships, Jennie believes that the foundation of effective behavior analysis lies in the connections built between clinicians and clients. Her unique approach integrates empathy and understanding, allowing her to create personalized strategies that resonate with individuals and their families. This relational focus not only enhances the effectiveness of her interventions but also contributes to a supportive environment that encourages growth and learning.

In addition to her work with clients, Jennie is particularly passionate about mentoring new BCBA’s, emerging behavior analysts, and behavior technicians alike. She recognizes the importance of guiding the next generation of professionals and is dedicated to sharing her knowledge and experiences. Through her mentorship, she inspires others to cultivate their skills and develop their unique approaches to behavior analysis. Jennie's insights and practical strategies empower her mentees to navigate the complexities of the field with confidence and creativity.

Kelly Daniels, M.S., BCBA

Clinical Director - Dearborn Center, Livonia Center

Kelly Daniels has been in the field of ABA since 2011. Kelly began as a behavior technician and fell in love with working with children with Autism Spectrum Disorder. Kelly graduated with her master's degree in applied Behavior Analysis from The Chicago School of Professional Psychology and became a BCBA in 2020. She joined the Behavior Frontiers team in 2024 after moving to Michigan from Houston, Texas. Kelly’s experience ranges from a wide variety of client needs and abilities. She worked within a comprehensive clinical treatment setting, as well as in a school setting. Kelly is passionate about creating inclusion opportunities within the neurotypical environments, as well as educating other children about Autism Spectrum Disorder to promote inclusivity and acceptance. She finds high priority in promoting client independence and individuality, celebrating their quirks and endearing qualities.

Ian McGarvey, M.A., BCBA

Regional Clinical Director

Ian McGarvey has been working in the field of ABA since 2011, starting as a behavior technician. Ian had intended on returning to graduate school for sport psychology but fell in love with working in the field both for the science and the clients. Ian graduated with his master’s degree in Applied Behavior Analysis from Ball State University in May of 2013, and became a Board Certified Behavior Analyst in the same month. Ian joined the Michigan Behavior Frontiers team in September 2023. Prior to Behavior Frontiers, Ian worked with various populations, both in traditional ABA settings as well as in one-on-one consulting settings. Ian has also worked in a clinical director capacity for the last 6 years, coaching both practicum students and BCBAs to be successful supervisors.

Regarding clients, Ian’s passions include early functional communication training, trauma informed and compassionate care, and implementation of skills-based treatment and universal protocols. Ian also takes passion in coaching and mentoring other BCBAs. Ian’s philosophy when overseeing ABA services is that all services are client-centered and client-led. Ian’s favorite quote comes from B.F. Skinner and Ogden Lindsley: “The learner is always right.” Our behavior is a product of our environment, and we always have control to modify our environment to make sure our client’s and staff’s needs are met to grow!