About Me
Michelle (Mikki) Schoone, BCBA, LBA, IBA
- Board Certified Behavior Analyst
- Licensed Behavior Analyst: Nebraska, Kansas, & Missouri
- International Behavior Analyst
- Certified in the Danger Assessment
- over 4 years working with Domestic Violence Cases
- Over 30 years of specialized work/experience in Coercive Control
- over 3200 hours of experience in Behavior Analysis including working with domestic violence.
- over 500 hours of training in Domestic Violence
I have worked in Human Services for over 30 years, working in the field of Developmental Disabilities and child protection. I worked as a Child and family Services Specialist (aka Child protection) while attending grad school and completing my fieldwork. I completed 2,000 hours of fieldwork working with the adult developmental disability population, child welfare and children with autism. I graduated with a Masters in the Foundations of Behavior Analysis from the University of Cincinnati.
I am certified in the Danger Assessment through Jacquelyn C. Campbell, PhD, RN, FAAN, Anna D Wolf Chair, Johns Hopkins School of Nursing in October of 2021. I also completed the Safe and Together Modules through the Safe and Together Institute. I have over 4 years of experience specializing in domestic violence cases as a Child and Family Services Specialist and over 30 years working with coercive control.
Through my experiences I have seen the need for things to change, a need to provide information to the court that will be in one combined assessment and will give all aspects of a relationship and assist in determining the risk of lethality.
Additionally, I will present to middle school and high school students about health relationships and give them the tools to understand healthy versus unhealthy traits of a partner.
About Me
Michelle (Mikki) Schoone, BCBA, LBA, IBA
- Board Certified Behavior Analyst
- Licensed Behavior Analyst: Nebraska, Kansas, & Missouri
- International Behavior Analyst
- Certified in the Danger Assessment
- over 4 years working with Domestic Violence Cases
- Over 30 years of specialized work/experience in Coercive Control
- over 3200 hours of experience in Behavior Analysis including working with domestic violence.
- over 500 hours of training in Domestic Violence
I have worked in Human Services for over 30 years, working in the field of Developmental Disabilities and child protection. I worked as a Child and family Services Specialist (aka Child protection) while attending grad school and completing my fieldwork. I completed 2,000 hours of fieldwork working with the adult developmental disability population, child welfare and children with autism. I graduated with a Masters in the Foundations of Behavior Analysis from the University of Cincinnati.
I am certified in the Danger Assessment through Jacquelyn C. Campbell, PhD, RN, FAAN, Anna D Wolf Chair, Johns Hopkins School of Nursing in October of 2021. I also completed the Safe and Together Modules through the Safe and Together Institute. I have over 4 years of experience specializing in domestic violence cases as a Child and Family Services Specialist and over 30 years working with coercive control.
Through my experiences I have seen the need for things to change, a need to provide information to the court that will be in one combined assessment and will give all aspects of a relationship and assist in determining the risk of lethality.
Additionally, I will present to middle school and high school students about health relationships and give them the tools to understand healthy versus unhealthy traits of a partner.