Data with purpose
Measurement should clarify what is happening, guide decisions, and help determine whether support is producing meaningful change.
I’m Lana Moore—an ABA graduate student committed to thoughtful, ethical, and data-informed practice that respects the whole person.
Behavior tells a story. Good practice begins by listening carefully.
My developing practice is grounded in technical accuracy, meaningful outcomes, and respect for the people and families at the center of every decision.
Measurement should clarify what is happening, guide decisions, and help determine whether support is producing meaningful change.
Technical competence and humane care belong together. Dignity, assent, individual preferences, and social validity matter.
The goal is not performance for a single session. It is useful skill development that generalizes across people, places, and everyday life.
My background across people leadership, entrepreneurship, and behavioral science gives me a practical perspective on learning, performance, and change.
Pursuing an M.S. in Psychology with an ABA concentration through Purdue Global, with anticipated completion in 2027.
More than a decade of experience leading complex hiring initiatives, partnering across teams, strengthening candidate and employee experiences, and aligning people strategy with organizational goals. My background includes full-cycle recruiting, stakeholder communication, performance evaluation, process improvement, and helping people move toward meaningful professional opportunities.
I founded and scaled a wellness-centered retail business into a million-dollar enterprise. That journey required vision, brand development, customer insight, financial discipline, operational problem-solving, and the ability to adapt through every stage of growth—experience that continues to shape how I lead, communicate, and build systems that serve people well.
I came to ABA with years of experience understanding people, solving practical problems, and building trust. That background now strengthens the way I think about behavior, instruction, supervision, and meaningful outcomes.
I value clear communication, careful documentation, ethical judgment, and the willingness to keep learning. My long-term goal is to contribute to ABA practice that is both scientifically sound and genuinely responsive to the people it serves.