The People Behind the Progress
kin:pathic was founded by Tiffany Remy and Cylvia Masoni — two behavior analysts whose roots in early childhood education and mental health counseling made them uniquely attuned to the emotional, developmental, and systemic needs of children and families.
We believe meaningful care starts with meaningful people. Whether supporting families, mentoring future clinicians, coordinating complex schedules, or shaping the future of behavior analysis. Our administrative team and BCBAs bring a rich blend of experience, compassion, and creativity to their work.
Tiffany Remy, BCBA
CEO and Founder
Tiffany Remy, BCBA
Tiffany began her ABA career in 2004 as a behavior therapist, drawn in by both data and meaningful change. She holds graduate degrees in Mental Health Counseling and Early Education Policy, and became a BCBA in 2010. A mentor to over 15 BCBAs, she’s passionate about leadership, professional growth, and expanding access to high-quality behavioral care. She’s a Goldman Sachs 10KSB alum and advisory board member for the Center for Women in Enterprise. Tiffany lives for hikes, music festivals, and spontaneous adventures with her son Asher.
Cylvia Masoni, BCBA
President and Founder
Cylvia Masoni, BCBA
Cylvia discovered ABA while babysitting a boy with autism during her education studies, sparking a shift from teaching to behavior analysis. She earned her graduate degree from Endicott while raising three kids and navigating her husband’s Parkinson’s diagnosis. As kin:pathic’s President, she leads with heart, resilience, and a deep commitment to family-centered care. She’s happiest skiing, hiking, and cheering on her twin boys at lacrosse with dogs Ravenna and Mica in tow. Cylvia treasures traveling, family time, and proudly holds the title of one of seven sisters.
Vanessa Gravell, BCBA
Head of School Partnerships and Kickstart Director
Vanessa Gravell, BCBA
Vanessa found her calling volunteering in a choir for neurodivergent children during her music education at UMass Lowell. That life-changing experience inspired her to pursue ABA, leading to nearly a decade as a BCBA and impactful clinical leadership. She launched Kickstart and strengthens school partnerships across NH and MA with strategy, collaboration, and heart. Vanessa lives in New Hampshire with her husband, two children, and two dogs and often travels to Disney World. A trained vocalist, she still finds joy in music, connection, and helping every child find their rhythm and voice.
Lori Goodell, BCBA
Clinical Operations Coordinator
Lori Goodell, BCBA
Lori’s ABA journey began with a chance conversation at a psychology conference in college that led her to an internship, a calling, and ultimately a career she loves. Since 2007, she’s worked across a range of clinical settings in MA and NH, combining deep compassion with scientific precision. Lori joined kin:pathic in 2021 and now blends clinical expertise with operational oversight to help the organization run smoothly. She lives in New Hampshire with her husband and two wonderful children, and brings her steady presence and thoughtful leadership to every part of her work.
Chelsey Torossian
Scheduling Coordinator
Chelsey Torossian
Chelsey was introduced to ABA by her college roommate (now colleague!) Vanessa, and quickly found a meaningful career. She spent 8+ years supporting children with autism in both in-home and school-based settings, serving as a Case Manager before joining kin:pathic in 2022. Now, as Scheduling Coordinator, Chelsey brings compassion, organization, and firsthand clinical insight to every decision she makes. A Nashua resident, mom of two, and DIY enthusiast, she thrives on family time, playing with her pop Josie, and slowly turning her 1980s house into an HGTV-worthy home.
Adam LaMonica
HR and Operations Manager
Adam LaMonica
Originally from Derry, NH, Adam brings over a decade of healthcare administration experience to kin:pathic. With a background in business development across New Hampshire and Maine, he was drawn to ABA by kin:pathic’s rare client-first approach. An English major with a minor in Writing, Adam blends strong communication with operational expertise to support both people and process. When he’s not supporting the team behind the scenes, Adam enjoys reading, 3D printing projects, cheering on the Celtics and Patriots, and diving into video games.
Taylor Booze, BCBA
Apprentice and RBT Requirements Coordinator
Taylor Booze, BCBA
Taylor began her ABA journey in 2015 after stumbling across a behavioral therapist job while finishing undergrad in Child Development. She holds a master’s in Autism Studies and Applied Behavior Analysis from Endicott College. Now with over a decade in the field, she leads kin:pathic’s apprentice programs and RBT coordination with heart and precision. Taylor lives in Hooksett with her husband, two kids, and two dogs—Porter and Stasia. She’s passionate about clinical training and still lights up when teaching manding or ITT to new clinicians.
Merrill Koontz, BCBA
Supervising BCBA
Merrill Koontz, BCBA
Merrill’s career began as a middle school science teacher, where she helped students build meaningful connections through creative learning. Her desire to support learners more directly led her to pursue a second master’s degree and become a BCBA 5 years ago. Merrill brings curiosity, empathy, and creativity to every client and team she supports. Outside of kin:pathic, she spends time training horses, exploring photography, and caring for her two dogs. A lifelong New Hampshirite, Merrill grew up on a farm with three brothers and still treasures their close daily connection.
Molly Klapka, BCBA
BCBA
Molly Klapka, BCBA
Molly has spent 20 years in ABA, beginning as a paraprofessional in a pioneering school-based program in South Carolina. After returning to New Hampshire, she worked with young adolescents with Autism, ADHD, and mood disorders at a residential school before focusing on early childhood ABA and earning her BCBA in 2018. Molly enjoys supporting families through parent coaching, helping children thrive beyond direct sessions. She lives with her husband of 27 years and their two Labradoodles, Missy and Maya, and enjoys gardening, trying new recipes, and hosting family and friends.
Ashley Johns, BCBA
BCBA
Ashley Johns, BCBA
Ashley discovered ABA while pursuing her dream of becoming a child psychologist, quickly realizing her passion for the field after her first role as a therapist. She holds a master’s degree in psychology from UMass Lowell and is a licensed BCBA and LABA. Over the past decade, Ashley has supported clients with warmth and creativity, helping families thrive through individualized care. At home she enjoys reading, crocheting, DIY projects, video games, and adventures with her husband, two daughters, and spending time with their bustling crew of reptiles, ferrets, and dogs.
Tania Barrera
Insurance and Revenue Cycle Coordinator
Tania Barrera
Tania has worked in ABA since 2011, combining clinical experience as a BCaBA with a strong background in organizational systems. She holds a Master’s in Industrial and Organizational Psychology from Salem State University and an ABA certificate from UMass Boston. Tania uses her expertise to support families and clinicians behind the scenes, ensuring services are accessible and efficiently managed. She enjoys spending time outdoors, traveling, and exploring new experiences with her husband and two daughters.
Nicole Messmer
Invoice and Payment Specialist
Nicole Messmer
Originally from NYC, Nicole earned her Master’s in Criminal Justice with a concentration in Psychology before beginning her career as a crime analyst and later worked at the Department of Justice, gaining expertise in analysis, budgeting, and program management. Inspired by her own family’s journey navigating developmental supports, Nicole is passionate about helping families access services. She enjoys traveling, exploring new foods, and theater, and shares her home with her husband, two energetic boys, their dog, Clover, and nine chickens.
At kin:pathic, CARES is more than what we believe;
it’s how we show up for our clients, our team, and our community.
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Compassion
We approach every family with empathy, kindness, and a deep respect for their individual needs.
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Accountability
You can count on us to be transparent, consistent, and fully committed to your child’s progress.
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Responsiveness
We listen closely and act swiftly, adapting our support as your child’s and family’s needs evolve.
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Engaged
Our team is fully present and invested in partnering with you to help your child meet meaningful goals.
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Society
We strive to be a force for good, advocating for inclusion, accessibility, and compassion.
Let’s Take the First Step Together
Whether you’re ready to begin services or exploring your options; we’re here to help.
Tell us a little about your family’s needs, and a member of our team will reach out to guide you through the next steps. No pressure—just compassionate support from people who care.
