Our Team
Dr. Brynn Dombroski, Founder
Brynn Dombroski, Ph.D., M.Ed., BCBA, LBA is the CEO of Dynamic Empowerment Solutions, LLC, a leadership consulting practice in which she provides one-on-one and small group coaching, speaks at local schools, organizations, and events, and serves as a certified DISC personality assessment consultant, helping individuals and teams to uncover any underlying conditions that are preventing them from reaching their goals and empowering them to achieve dynamic success! As a neuroscientist and board certified and licensed behavior analyst, Dr. Brynn has worked with children, adolescents, and adults with developmental disabilities including autism, ADHD, down syndrome, and brain injury for over 15 years. Dr. Brynn is also a certified ADOS-2 assessor, helping families to identify if a loved one meets criteria for autism spectrum disorder. She also provides contract consultation services in ABA therapy in-person and via telehealth to schools and families.
Dr. Brynn authored a chapter in Cutting-Edge Therapies for Autism 4th ed., as well as a chapter in the Comprehensive Guide to Autism, and published in the Journal of Translational Neuroscience.
Janis Krempa, Co-Founder
Janis Krempa, M.Ed., BCBA, LBA is the CEO of Building Steps Forward, a virtual consulting practice building social & communication skills, self-advocacy, and executive function skills to support steps toward independence for young adults on the autism spectrum and their families. Janis has been a BCBA since 2003, but her experience working with children and their families began long before that- starting in 1996! Janis' experiences with early intervention through young adulthood and beyond has included direct services, leading social skills groups, conducting assessments, program evaluations, workshops, teacher, and supervising, but always with the priority of collaboration and partnership - with families, professionals, teachers, staff, and care providers. These collaborations have most informed her perspectives on both the evolution of the diagnosis of autism and the need for excellence in thoughtful and highly individualized treatment. In lectures and presentations, she continues to strive to "ask the right questions" to provide top-quality teaching, support, and collaboration.
She co-authored “Social Sills Solutions: A Hans-On Manual for Teaching Social Skills to Children with Autism” with Kelly McKinnon-Bermingham which has become a touchstone resource in teaching social skills to children with autism. Janis teaches CEU professional development courses at conferences and workshops in the US & France and is a board member of the North Carolina Association for Behavior Analysis.