about us

Rooted in science. Grounded in compassion. Dedicated to helping people live fuller, more independent lives.

Our Mission

To deliver research-driven, compassionate services that honor each person's strengths, preferences, and values. We collaborate with families and interdisciplinary teams to design effective supports that promote growth, independence, and connection.

Our Values

We value compassion, collaboration, integrity, inclusivity, and respect for neurodiversity, ensuring that every plan reflects the individuality of the people we serve.

Robin Schelling, MS, BCBA

Robin Schelling is a Board Certified Behavior Analyst (BCBA) with a Master of Science in Applied Behavior Analysis from Simmons University and a Bachelor of Arts in Humanities from California State University, Chico. Robin has worked in the mental health and behavioral field since 2018, supporting individuals across a range of ages and abilities. Her practice is rooted in person-centered care, emphasizing individualized interventions that promote autonomy, meaningful skill development, and improved quality of life. Robin is dedicated to fostering collaborative relationships with families, clients, and across interdisciplinary teams to ensure that behavior support plans reflect each person’s unique strengths, preferences, and values.

Our Story

Bright Oak grew from a belief that meaningful progress happens when clients, families, and practitioners work together toward shared goals. As a Board Certified Behavior Analyst, Robin saw firsthand that lasting growth comes from understanding, not just following, a behavior plan. When families learn the “why” behind each strategy, they feel empowered to support change long after sessions end.

Bright Oak was founded to make that collaboration the foundation of therapy. We provide individualized, evidence-based support that helps people of all ages build skills, confidence, and independence. Like the oak that inspires our name, we aim to help our clients develop deep roots of resilience and growth so that progress made here continues to thrive in everyday life.