Mariana Bolzani is a behavior analyst, learning and organizational development executive, researcher, and healthcare entrepreneur dedicated to transforming how Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) is delivered worldwide. She is the Founder and CEO of Beyou Behavior Therapy, President of the Beyou Foundation, CEO of the Beyou Global Institute, and Co-Founder of JuJourney, a telehealth-first platform built for caregiver-led ABA.
With more than 20 years of experience leading Learning & Development (L&D) and Organizational Behavior Management (OBM) initiatives for global organizations including Google, Oracle, Meta (Facebook), and Dell, Bolzani combines expertise in adult learning, implementation science, and behavior analysis to create scalable behavioral healthcare solutions.
She is the creator of the Behavioral Caregiver Empowerment Model™ (BCEM™), a caregiver-led ABA methodology that equips caregivers to teach new skills, reduce challenging behaviors, and implement evidence-based interventions within everyday routines. She also developed the Caregiver Learning Evaluation and Readiness Assessment (CLERA™), an innovative framework designed to assess caregiver learning readiness and personalize coaching throughout the intervention process.
Under her leadership, Beyou has implemented caregiver-led behavioral intervention using BCEM™ across the United States, Brazil, Italy and Greece, advancing culturally responsive models that expand access to high-quality ABA through telehealth and hybrid care.
Bolzani is also a guest contributor for Breaking News ABA, where she writes about caregiver-led implementation, implementation science, adult learning, telehealth, workforce development, and the future of behavioral healthcare. Through her work, she is helping redefine behavioral care by empowering caregivers, supporting clinicians, and making evidence-based ABA more accessible to families worldwide.
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