I’m a grandfather of three, one with special needs. I’ve spent more than ten years connected to the field of Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA), among other things as a cofounder of several companies, including iCMS.

This blog, The System I See, is where I share what I’ve observed up close: how the ABA system works, and how it fails, from fraud and the regulatory response to it, to access barriers, service quality, and the growing role of investment capital in the sector.

I write from what I’ve seen, not from a clinical office or a title. Every post is also available in Spanish through the language button at the top of each entry.

The opinions on this blog are strictly personal and do not represent the position of any company or organization I am or have been affiliated with.