Jessica L. Fuller, M.S., BCBA is a board-certified behavior analyst and doctoral student working in the area of research, ABA fieldwork supervision, and consulting with individuals on creating more meaningful lifestyles by incorporating mindfulness into their everyday lives. She received a Bachelor of Arts in Psychology with a minor in Applied Behavior Analysis from the University of South Florida in 2013. In 2017, Jessica earned a Master’s in Science degree and graduated with distinction from Capella University. Shortly after, she received her board certification. 

She is currently pursuing a doctoral degree at The Chicago School of Professional Psychology where her research focuses on intercontinental remote training and mindfulness practices within a behavior analytic scope. Jessica’s goal is to translate a lot the mindfulness research in ways that can be applied to everyday life situations with a range of behaviors such as learning to cultivate a mindfulness practice for yourself, raising kids to be mindful, learning to savor the little things in life, and honing your creative self through mindful practice. Jessica has a passion for teaching and disseminating the various ways ABA can be used across disciplines and environments. She is an independent fieldwork supervisor and mentor. She does private consultations, parent and staff training both in-person in Tampa, FL., and the Dominican Republic and via telehealth.