Clinical Leadership
Designing and overseeing assessment-driven programs, services, and practical intervention strategies.
Board-Certified Behavior Analyst • Founder & Clinical Director
A healthcare practitioner, business leader, women's rights advocate, and community organizer dedicated to helping children, youth, and adults build skills for meaningful, lasting change.
A nurse by training and a board-certified behavior analyst, Mrs. Roushanmeidan has more than a decade of experience working with vulnerable children and adults facing behavioral and psychological challenges.
As founder and clinical director at NewWave Behavioral Consultation, she leads programs that identify the causes and functions of problem behaviors, then oversees individualized strategies designed to target those behaviors and support meaningful progress.
Her work combines scientific rigor with a whole-person perspective, recognizing that lasting change grows from understanding the individual, the environment, and the values that matter most.
Designing and overseeing assessment-driven programs, services, and practical intervention strategies.
Integrating behavior analytic techniques with mindfulness, self-acceptance, and values-led growth.
Notice thoughts, emotions, and patterns with greater clarity and present-moment attention.
Make room for difficult experiences without allowing them to define or control every action.
Build practical habits and choices that move life toward personally meaningful directions.
Her work spans social, emotional, behavioral, academic, and executive-function needs across childhood, adolescence, and adulthood.
Assessing and strengthening how children and youth understand emotions, relationships, and social situations.
Increasing language capacity and building learning skills through practical behavior analytic techniques.
Addressing challenges related to planning, organization, attention, impulse control, and task completion.
Supporting youth and adults affected by attention-related difficulties and anxiety disorders.
Working with learning differences that affect reading, written expression, and academic confidence.
Exploring the function of difficult behaviors and developing focused strategies for change.
Mrs. Roushanmeidan's experience reaches beyond a single age group. Her work responds to the changing developmental, educational, behavioral, and executive-function needs that emerge over time.
Social-emotional learning, communication, academic readiness, and behavior support.
Executive function, emotional regulation, learning challenges, and adaptive decision-making.
Executive-function limitations, anxiety-related challenges, and psychological flexibility.
Her professional identity also extends to entrepreneurship, women's rights advocacy, and community organizing. Across these roles, she brings the same focus: expanding opportunity, strengthening communities, and helping people move toward lives guided by purpose.
At NewWave Behavioral Consultation, Mrs. Roushanmeidan guides programs and services that investigate why behaviors occur and translate that understanding into strategies designed for meaningful progress.
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