Meet Our Team  

Chief Executive Officer

Founder of ABA Helps, Dina Gray, is a special-needs mother who left her executive corporate career to care for her family, particularly for her daughter Emilia, who was diagnosed with Autism at the age of 18 months.  

Over the course of her journey raising a special-needs child, Dina longed for the resources necessary to help her bridge the gap between home, school, and community for her daughter. As a result, ABA Helps was founded with the mission to support families, hand in hand, as they navigate through their own Autism journeys. 

It is Dina's hope that as a family striving to help families, ABA helps will provide hand-in-hand guidance, hope, and make significant and meaningful changes to your loved one's life. 

Chief Clinical Officer

Co-founder of ABA Helps, Kerri Brown is a Board-Certified Behavior Analyst with more than 15 years of experience working with children with autism and other developmental disabilities.

Kerri spent most of her career at the New England Center for Children where she gained experience working within homes, schools, and residential settings. Her expertise includes parent education, challenging behaviors, social skills, staff training, and professional development. She provides BACB supervision for aspiring trainees in ABA programs, as well as mentorships for newly certified BCBA.

She started ABA Helps to provide effective evidence-based interventions in a therapeutic environment for children with Autism Spectrum Disorder, Pervasive Development Disabilities, learning disabilities, and challenging behaviors.

Her goal is to build on significant skills that lead to a better quality of life for clients and their families. She strives to give hope, support and make a meaningful difference for every child and families she serves living with autism and related disorders.

Practice Manager

Julianna graduated from Babson College in 2023 with a Bachelor of Science in Business Administration degree. As the Practice Manager, Julianna is excited to provide logistical support to the staff of ABA Helps to ensure they are able to put their full focus and effort into their clients. ABA Helps provides a service that is close to Julianna’s heart as she has watched her younger relatives and their parents navigate the challenges of Autism. 

When not working, Julianna can be found at the ice skating rink. As a Learn-to-Skate Coach, Julianna teaches children of all ages and abilities. She also proudly represents Team USA in synchronized ice skating. 

Clinical Supervisor

Chelsey Kim is a full-time Board-Certified Behavior Analyst with ABA Helps. Chelsey has a Masters of Science in Applied Behavior Analysis from Simmons University. She began her career providing intense ABA therapy in center-based settings before transitioning to home-based therapy. She has experience working with children ranging from 2 to 18 years old and is passionate about providing individualized care. Chelsey's treatment programs are focus on building skills to promote self-advocacy, language and communication, and multidisciplinary collaboration for consistency and generalization of skills. Her areas of interest include modifying traditional methodologies of ABA to better suite individual's needs, using antecedent modifications to reduce challenging behaviors, and participating in community sessions.

Clinical Supervisor

Bailey Carr is a full-time Board-Certified Behavior Analyst with ABA Helps. Bailey has a Masters in Special Education from Fitchburg State University and has been working in the field of applied behavior analysis since 2014. She has experience working with individuals ranging from 2 to 20-years-old. Bailey is passionate about helping others and specifically loves working on functional communication training with clients of all ages to help them find a way of communicating that best works for them. Bailey lives on the south shore with her fiance and dog, Harper. She will be getting married this fall and loves traveling to new places with both of them!