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Clinton Fuller, M.S., BCBA, LABA, is a Clinical Behavior Analyst and Director of ACT Mindfully with Peers at the New England Center for OCD and Anxiety (NECOA).  He specializes in helping autistic teens and young adults who struggle with OCD or Anxiety.  Celebrating neurodiversity, Clint aims to center and affirm the lived experience of autistic clients.  After earning a B.A. in both Philosophy and Religion from the University of Virginia, Clint earned an M.S. in Autism Studies from the University of Massachusetts, Lowell, where his research focussed on experimental models of functional precursors to symbolic language and cognition.  Prior to his current role with NECOA, he has worked in educational, residential and community based behavioral health settings. 

 

When he is not savoring the company of his wife and poodle, Clint spends an inordinate amount of time, in keeping with his philosopher's heart, with his nose pressed in a book.  Like, seriously, if you see him remind him to go outside once and a while.