Dynamis ABA
Dynamis ABA
Griseth Zatarain
-CEO, Founder
Griseth Zatarain is a dedicated professional in the fields of autism therapy, special education, real estate, and public relations, with a strong background in family business ownership. As the founder, full owner, and CEO of Dynamis ABA, she is committed to improving the quality of life for individuals with autism spectrum disorder (ASD), emphasizing the importance of fostering individual strengths and teaching critical life skills to help clients achieve greater independence globally, successfully.
In addition to her work in behavioral therapy, Griseth is a licensed California real estate agent. She leverages her business acumen and interpersonal skills to guide clients through the real estate market, offering personalized advice and support to ensure successful outcomes.
Her diverse experience includes roles as a bilingual applied behavior analysis (ABA) therapist, early childhood special education specialist, and board-certified behavior
analyst (BCBA). She has worked in various settings, from facilities, schools, community locations, to underprivileged communities, where she implemented behavioral
intervention plans and employed evidence-based techniques such as discrete trial training and pivotal response training (PRT).
Growing up in a family of business owners, Griseth acquired valuable skills in management, communication, and public relations, which she now applies in her
professional endeavors through Organizational Behavior Management (OBM) consultations and organization-focused strategies. These formative experiences have
equipped her with the ability to navigate complex business environments, lead teams, and cultivate strong relationships with clients and stakeholders. Her public relations expertise has also enabled her to effectively advocate for autism awareness and promote minority leadership in her field.
Griseth dedicates her time to bringing awareness, assistance, and support internationally. She travels around the world collaborating with businesses to improve
customer satisfaction ratings, increase employee retention, and foster positive company environments, all while ensuring alignment with each organization’s mission and values. Additionally, she partners with international embassies to create impactful programs that address local needs, enhancing resource allocation and support systems for citizens, particularly those affected by autism and developmental disorders.
She is actively involved in community organizations, including UCLA Chi Omega, and autism-awareness initiatives, while also contributing to less-publicized humanitarian efforts abroad. She holds a Bachelor of Science in Psychology and a Bachelor of Arts in Spanish from UCLA, as well as a Master of Arts in Special Education with an emphasis on Autism from San Diego State University. Her continued commitment to professional development is reflected in her ongoing BCBA renewals through the Behavior Analyst Certification Board (BACB) over the past many years of experience.
Staying current with the latest advancements in behavioral therapy, Griseth regularly attends domestic and international workshops and conferences, such as ABAI.
Throughout the COVID-19 pandemic, she provided essential support to families via telehealth and in-person with precautionary safety approach to truly help families inneed, maintaining her focus on positive behavioral interventions and clear, effective communication.