Sajeeta Dhungana, M.A., BCBA, LBA-MD, VA, UT, AK, IA

A personal path into ABA, shaped by family and community.

Sajeeta's work grew from her own journey as a parent after her son was diagnosed with autism. Discovering ABA changed the way she understood support, and it led her from RBT to BCBA.

  • Parent perspective
  • Nepali community
  • Autism and ADHD support
  • Northern Virginia and Maryland families
Sajeeta Dhungana professional headshot

Practice Overview

Professional support with a parent's perspective.

Sajeeta brings clinical training, lived experience, and a deep respect for families into her work with children, teens, caregivers, and school teams.

HomeEllicott City, Maryland
CommunityNepali community, families, and school teams
Board Certified

RBT-to-BCBA journey grounded in direct care and family experience.

Personal Roots

From the Nepali community and based in Ellicott City, Maryland.

Family Centered

A mother of two, bringing empathy and practicality to ABA support.

Who I Help

Support for families walking a path she knows personally.

Families

Guidance for parents and caregivers who want support from someone who understands both the clinical side and the family side.

Children and Teens

Individualized ABA support for learners with autism and ADHD, centered on meaningful skill development.

School Teams

Consultation that helps educators align strategies, understand behavior patterns, and support progress.

Services

Services that make support feel practical, not overwhelming.

I work with children and teens with autism and ADHD, as well as parents, caregivers, and school teams who want clear, compassionate next steps.

Parent Coaching

Practical, family-centered coaching that helps parents and caregivers use supportive strategies in everyday routines.

Behavior Plans

Data-based behavior support plans designed around the child or teen, their environment, and meaningful skill building.

Social Skills

Individualized support for communication, peer interaction, flexibility, self-management, and confidence across settings.

Early Intervention

Compassionate early support for young learners, with clear strategies for families, caregivers, and school teams.

Approach

Behavior support should feel usable.

  1. Listen closely to your priorities and what daily life actually looks like.
  2. Identify patterns through observation, context, and behavior data.
  3. Build a support plan that is realistic, ethical, and easy to use.
  4. Coach the people around the learner until the plan feels natural.

About

Sajeeta's Journey

Sajeeta Dhungana's connection to ABA began at home. After her son was diagnosed with autism, she began learning about ABA services and saw how thoughtful, consistent support could help families better understand behavior, communication, and everyday routines.

That experience opened the door to a new professional path. Sajeeta started as a Registered Behavior Technician, continued her training, and became a Board Certified Behavior Analyst. Today, she brings both clinical expertise and lived understanding to her work with families, caregivers, and school teams.

Sajeeta is from the Nepali community and lives in Ellicott City, Maryland with her two children and their dog. Her approach is warm, practical, data-based, and family centered.

  • From the Nepali community and now based in Ellicott City, Maryland
  • Began in the field as an RBT before becoming a BCBA
  • Licensed behavior analyst in Maryland, Virginia, Utah, Alaska, and Iowa

Contact

Start with a conversation about fit.

Share what you are hoping to support, and I will follow up with availability, fit, and recommended next steps.