About Tindle Behavior Consulting
Tindle Behavior Consulting, LLC is a Georgia-based practice that provides individualized, in-home Applied Behavior Analysis services for children and their families. Services take place in the child’s natural home environment so that important skills can be practiced where they are used every day—during meals, play, routines, and family life.
What is ABA?
Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) is a science-based approach to understanding and supporting behavior and learning. In practical terms, ABA can help children build skills in communication, daily living, social interaction, play, coping, safety, and participation in everyday routines. Treatment is individualized and guided by assessment, observation, data, and caregiver input.
Our Philosophy
At Tindle Behavior Consulting, our focus is on fostering practical, impactful growth. By collaborating with families, we help children gain essential communication tools, minimize safety risks, and develop the independence needed to move through their world with safety, dignity, and a greater sense of confidence.
Liz Edwards, BCBA
Meet the Founder
Hi, I’m Liz Edwards, M.A., BCBA, founder of Tindle Behavior Consulting. I created this company to provide ABA services that are individualized, practical, and held to a high clinical standard. I believe high-quality care starts with creating an environment where children, families, and clinicians feel valued, supported, and treated with respect. As a neurodivergent clinician with personal and family experience with autism, I bring both professional knowledge and lived experience to my work. That perspective has shaped the way I think about communication, autonomy, individualized care, and what meaningful progress looks like.
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I have more than five years of experience in ABA, first beginning as an RBT, then working as a mid-level behavior consultant while completing my fieldwork, and now practicing as a BCBA for nearly three years. My experience includes working directly with children and families, developing treatment programs to increase functional skills and decrease potentially dangerous behaviors, supervising and training RBTs, collaborating with caregivers, and providing clinical oversight. I have additional experience collaborating with Speech Therapy and Occupational Therapy services for my clients, and believe a multi-disciplinary approach to therapy sets children up for success. Through my collaboration with other providers I have been able to incorporate AAC teaching strategies, and sensory regulation techniques to my treatment plans.  ​
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A major component of my clinical philosophy is that unsafe behavior is often correlated to unmet communication and coping needs. When children are taught better ways to communicate and cope, they are better able to participate safely and successfully in their everyday lives. This philosophy has strengthened as I have worked with children across a wide range of behavior intensities. It was also shaped by two years I spent as a QBS Safety-Care trainer, teaching RBTs and caregivers safe and ethical ways to prevent and respond to potentially dangerous behaviors.
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Overall, my goal with Tindle Behavior Consulting is to build a practice known for thoughtful care, strong clinical standards, meaningful family collaboration, and clinicians who are supported in doing their work.Â