Blaise dalton, B.S., RBT, BHPP

Blaise is a Behavioral and Family Support Coach with a Bachelor’s Degree in Psychology and extensive experience working with, families and children/adolescents with emotional and behavioral challenges. He brings a practical, strengths-based approach to helping children and teens build self-regulation, communication, and coping skills while empowering parents with tools to support growth at home.

Blaise also serves as a Clinical Interventionist with Arizona Autism United in the Clinical Family Coaching department, where he trains parents and group home staff in evidence-based behavioral management techniques. His prior experience includes working with Hopebridge as a Registered Behavioral Technician Level 2, mentoring new RBTs, supporting client progress through applied behavior analysis (ABA) interventions, and serving as a senior member of his clinical team.

His combination of behavioral expertise, parent training experience, and empathetic communication makes him especially skilled at supporting children/adolescents navigating emotional and behavioral challenges, as well as parents seeking guidance in fostering positive family dynamics.

Grand Canyon University- Bachelor of Science in Psychology

Training

• Registered Behavioral Health Technician, Level 2
• Behavioral Health Paraprofessional 
• Prevention & Support Trained
• Article 9 Certified
• Trauma-Informed
• CPR-Certified
• International Coaching Federation- Life Coaching Certification (in process)