Work With Dr. Adwoa

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Telehealth Services Under Supervision — West Virginia & California

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Services are delivered under the supervision of a licensed Board Certified Behavior Analyst (BCBA) as part of supervised fieldwork toward certification. Telehealth services are available only to clients physically located in West Virginia or California. ​

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Structured behavioral health support focused on stabilizing family health systems — including nutrition, daily routines, stress regulation, and medical follow-through — within caregiving environments navigating disability, chronic illness, or neurodivergence

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Current Services

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Individual Consultative Sessions (Telehealth)

Sessions are structured, collaborative, and focused on measurable health and routine stabilization goals.

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Early sessions focus on:

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• ​Mapping daily caregiving and medical coordination demands
• Reviewing current nutrition, sleep, and health-related behaviors
• Identifying patterns affecting consistency and follow-through
• Assessing barriers to medical and therapeutic routine adherence
• Developing practical, measurable strategies
• Exploring family feeding dynamics & diet-related behaviors when relevant

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Work is typically organized around structured phases of stabilization, implementation, and follow-through rather than indefinite weekly sessions.

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Behavioral Support Services  (Under Supervision)

Behavior-analytic services are provided under professional supervision in accordance with credentialing standards.

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Depending on family needs, services may include:

• Functional assessment of behavior patterns

• Parent training and caregiver skill-building

• .Structured behavior support within caregiving systems, including parent-mediated medical and therapeutic routine consistency.

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Services are consultative in nature and do not include psychotherapy, mental health diagnosis, or medical treatment.

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​​​Areas of Support

• Consultations may address:

​• Parent eating and mealtime stress
• Emotional and stress-related eating patterns
• Medical routine inconsistency or avoidance
• Medication or monitoring follow-through challenges
• Routine instability under chronic demand
• Caregiver strain and sustainability
• Health behavior consistency within family systems

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Family Eating & Food Behavior Consultations

Ongoing consultative support for parents seeking structured guidance around family eating patterns within complex caregiving systems. This work examines how stress, reinforcement patterns, environmental cues, and daily demands shape food behaviors for both parents and children.

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Sessions focus on stabilizing mealtime dynamics, reducing stress-related or emotional eating patterns, addressing selective eating concerns, and replacing unsustainable habits with practical, behaviorally informed alternatives. Work is collaborative, structured, and designed to produce measurable, sustainable change over time.

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Who May Benefit

• Parents caring for a child with disability, chronic illness, or neurodivergence

• Adult caregivers or siblings providing sustained support

• Families seeking structured, evidence-informed guidance

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How to Begin

You may begin in one of two ways:

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Option 1: Schedule a Complimentary 20-Minute Consultation

A brief introductory call to determine fit and clarify next steps.

Schedule a Consultation →

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Option 2: Start with Education

Review a short education module before scheduling.

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Access the Caregiver Education Library →

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Availability

Supervised telehealth sessions are available most weekdays and evenings.

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Expanded individual and group family behavioral medicine services will be available following completion of licensure and board certification.

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Future Group: Food Psychology for Families
A structured, skill-based group exploring how stress, caregiving demands, and environmental patterns shape family eating behaviors. This program will focus on practical behavioral strategies to stabilize food routines, reduce stress-related eating patterns, and strengthen sustainable family food systems.

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Families interested in future offerings may indicate interest during a consultation.

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