Amber MooreLove Forward ABA

Amber Moore

Love Forward ABA
M.S., BCBA
Colorado

About

Amber Moore, M.S., BCBA, is a Board Certified Behavior Analyst and the co-founder and clinical director of Love Forward ABA. She has more than ten years of experience supporting children and families, and she believes some of the most meaningful learning happens when children feel safe, connected, and enjoy the process. She blends learning with play and builds growth through curiosity, laughter, and everyday moments that feel natural and engaging.

Amber earned her Bachelor of Arts in Social Work from San Diego State University. As she began working more closely with individuals with autism and other developmental disabilities, she was drawn to the way positive reinforcement and data-driven strategies could create meaningful, lasting change. That led her to a Master of Science in Applied Behavior Analysis from National University. She has since built her experience across home, school, and clinical settings while staying current with research and best practices in the field.

Today, Amber provides compassionate, individualized, and neuro-affirming ABA services that build meaningful skills while honoring each child's unique strengths, interests, and personality. Whether a child is working on communication, social skills, emotional regulation, daily living skills, or independence, her goal is to make learning motivating and fun. She sees parents and caregivers as essential partners, and she values building strong relationships with families, celebrating progress together, and sharing strategies families can use in everyday life.

Amber co-founded Love Forward ABA with Brian Peña, M.Ed., BCBA, LBA, around a shared belief in connection, compassion, and joyful learning. Love Forward ABA supports Colorado families through telehealth and South Carolina families in person. Outside of work, Amber is an Inglewood, California native who loves trying new cuisines and traveling to new places, and she lives with her fiancé and their daughter.

Focus Area

  • Telehealth ABA therapy for Colorado families
  • Play-based, neuro-affirming ABA
  • Communication and social skills
  • Emotional regulation
  • Daily living skills and independence
  • Parent and caregiver partnership

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