About Us
Florida Autism Center VALUES
Honesty, Integrity, and Ethics
in all aspects of business.
Excellence is our minimum standard  Florida Autism Center is firmly committed to the principles and
practices of Applied Behavior Analysis. Our created curriculum, the
FAC model, pulls from several established and respected
curriculums. Our language programs are based in the foundations
of B.F. Skinner’s analysis of verbal behavior. We use components of
Early Intervention for Young Children with Autism, Florida Sunshine
State Standards, The VB-MAPP assessment, and many other tools to
create a dynamic curriculum that uses the best of what is found in
‘typical’ classrooms and cutting edge technology from the fields of
Applied Behavior Analysis and Applied Verbal Behavior.
Our Executive Director is Chrystin Bullock, a
Board Certified Behavior Analyst and graduate of Ohio Northern
University and the Florida Institute of Technology. Chrystin started
Florida Autism Center with the goal of providing intensive
treatment to young children with autism but allowing them a fun,
social setting in which to learn. Chrystin has been published in the
Journal of Applied Behavior Analysis and is a founding member of
the Greater Orlando Chapter of Applied Behavior Analysis (GOABA).
She has contributed articles to numerous publications for autism,
education, and special needs and has been a featured speaker at
autism events in Central Florida. Mrs. Bullock also serves on the
board of a non-profit organization dedicated to raising scholarship
funds for young children with autism, Make a Difference Fund, Inc.
Chrystin is active in Florida Autism Center’s day-to-day activities,
and enjoys having the opportunity to work one-on-one with children.
Chrystin is an entrepreneur with interest in promoting the field of
Applied Behavior Analysis. Her growth vision for Florida Autism
Center is that the organization becomes the premiere provider of
autism services in the state of Florida.
Professionally, Chrystin is most interested in verbal behavior
training, with specific interest in acquisition of vocal speech.
She also has interest in Insurance Reform for people with disabilities, and was an active participant in the legislative events leading up to the Steven Geller Autism Mandate in the State of Florida. Chrystin enjoys children of all ages and abilities, but her most
preferred population to teach is children with language delays
or autism, ages 10 months through 4 years.
Personally, her
interests include spending time with her husband, Todd, and young
children Ella and Ryan, especially doing outdoor activities.
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