Clinical Team

Angie Truong is a Clinical Supervisor at Creative Solutions for Hope. Angie has been with CSH for 2 years, providing services for children and families diagnosed with Autism and other related disorders. She is responsible for managing, assessing, and evaluating treatment plans and progress along with training staff on implementing ABA strategies. Angie has experience in creating and implementing behavioral intervention programs, conducting 1:1 direct therapy, and parent consultation in the home, school and community setting. In addition, she also has experience conducting Discrete Trial Training (DTT), Pivotal Response Training (PRT), and Verbal Behavior (VB) such as Picture Exchange Communication System (PECS).

Angie graduated from California State University, Long Beach in 2012 with a Bachelor’s of Arts in the field of Psychology, and received her Master’s in Applied Behavior Analysis with an emphasis in Autism at Ball state University in 2017. The following year she earned her BCBA credentialing. During her free time, she enjoys staying active by taking her dog on hikes, or exercising at the gym. She also enjoys spending time with her friends and exploring new foods.

Candice Ochoa is a Senior Clinical Supervisor at Creative Solutions for Hope. Candice has been with CSH for almost 4 years. She is responsible for developing and implementing behavior intervention programs, writing reports, and supervising and supporting staff. Candice served as a Clinical Supervisor in the school settings for children who met eligibility for Autism, emotional disturbance, learning disability, and intellectual delay for 7 years. Candice began working in the home setting in September 2016 and has gained valuable experience working in the home setting.

Candice graduated from the University of California, Irvine with a Bachelor of Arts degree in Psychology and Social Behavior in 2008. In 2013 she earned her Master of Arts in Psychology from Pepperdine University. Candice finished her BCBA coursework at the Florida Institute of Technology in March 2017 and became a Board Certified Behavior Analyst in May 2017. During her free time, she enjoys hiking and working out.

Deborah “Debbi” Ducharme is a Clinical Supervisor at Creative Solutions for Hope. She is responsible for support to direct therapy, staff oversight, program development, creation and implementation of behavior intervention plans, and Functional Behavior Assessments (FBA) to clients and families with developmental disabilities, learning disabilities and related behavior disorders. In addition, she has experience in Verbal Behavior, Discrete Trial Training (DTT), Pivotal Response Training (PRT), Functional Behavioral Assessments (FBAs), and training staff and families.

Debbi graduated from Philadelphia College of Osteopathic Medicine and received her master’s in clinical health psychology in 2010. She later attended Florida Institute in Technology and completed her ABA certificate in 2016. She has been working in the field since 2007, Licensed as a Behavior Specialist as of 2014 and received her BCBA as of 2018. During free time, she enjoys cooking and running.

Kinsey gradudated from National University with her Master’s in Applied Behavioral Analysis in May of 2018, and earned her BCBA credentialing in December 2018. During free time, she likes to do yoga and with her her friends and family.

Kirstie Gillespie joined the CSH family in 2016, and is currently working as a Clinical Supervisor providing support to direct therapy, staff oversight, program development, creation and implementation of behavior intervention plans, and Functional Behavior Assessments (FBA) to clients and families with developmental disabilities, learning disabilities and related behavior disorders. Kirstie graduated with her Bachelors of Arts in Behavioral Science with a focus in Childhood Health and Wellness in 2015. She received her Masters of Science in Applied Behavior Analysis in 2017, and became a Board Certified Behavior Analyst (BCBA) in November 2018.

Prior to working at CSH, Kirstie worked in an integrated healthcare system, working directly with patients suffering from Stroke and Traumatic Brain Injuries, then later managing the Hospital’s Strategic Operations Center. Kirstie utilizes her education and experience in neuroscience and background in lean, supportive management systems as a staple in every team she is part of, and every family she works with. In her free time, Kirstie enjoys snowboarding, hiking, working out, and photography.

Stefanie Wimberly is a Clinical Supervisor at Creative Solutions for Hope. She is responsible for overseeing case managers and therapists (including Registered Behavior Technicians [RBT’s]) as well as clientele. Stefanie also heads the assessment department for the Inland Empire region. She has experience with program development, creation and implementation of behavior intervention plans, 1:1 therapy, parent training and consultations. Stefanie also has a comprehensive training in the principle of behavior analysis and various methodologies such as: Verbal Behavior, Discrete Trial Training, Functional Communication Training, and Pivotal Response Training.

Stefanie graduated from California State University, Fullerton and received her bachelor’s degree in Liberal Studies. She also has her master’s degree in Applied Behavior Analysis from the Chicago School of Professional Psychology and became a Board Certified Behavior Analyst (BCBA). During Stefanie’s free time, she likes to cook, exercise, and run races such as 5k’s, Spartans, Ragnar, half marathons, and mud runs.

Whitney is an Early Start Clinical Supervisor at Creative Solutions for Hope and began working with the company in January of 2019. She works mainly with clients under three years of age. She is responsible for providing support to behavioral therapists, case managers, for implementing behavior intervention plans, conducting developmental assessments, and providing support to parents.

Whitney began working with kids in special education in 2010 and ABA specifically since 2014. Her undergraduate was done at Cal State San Bernardino where she graduated with a Bachelor’s in psychology in 2011. A few years after graduating, Whitney attended National University where she received her Master’s in teaching with a specialization in Applied Behavior Analysis in June of 2017. Then, in August of 2018, Whitney became a Board Certified Behavior Analyst (BCBA).In her free time, Whitney likes to hang out with her friends and family, take acting/improv classes, and listen to music.