People Who Bring Skill, Care, and Perspective.
SEEK Arizona is built around thoughtful professionals who value dignity, collaboration, and meaningful progress. Meet the leaders who guide our work, the ABA team that supports people in everyday settings, and the counselors whose individual experience may help you find the right fit.
Guided by Experience and Grounded in Service.
Our leaders bring clinical, operational, and community experience to building responsive services throughout Arizona. Their responsibility includes clear expectations, accessible consultation, and mentorship that helps professionals make thoughtful decisions with clients and families.
Jessica Irwin, M.Ed., BCBA
Jessica founded SEEK Arizona in 2003 with a focus on supporting people with autism and other developmental and behavioral health needs in their homes and communities. A Board Certified Behavior Analyst with a master’s degree in education, she brings more than two decades of experience in early-childhood programming, crisis support, and integrated behavioral health services.
Her work extends beyond direct services to community advocacy. Jessica has served on boards and advisory committees, including six years as President of the Foundation for Exceptional Kids, and has helped organize grassroots efforts advocating for the rights of people with intellectual and developmental disabilities.
As President and Founder, she guides SEEK’s continued development around dignity, family priorities, and practical support for everyday life, with an emphasis on strong clinical teams and expanding access to home-based and telehealth services across Arizona.
Jenny Pagan
Jenny brings more than 15 years of experience in applied behavior analysis and education to her role as Director of Clinical Services. She earned her Master of Science in Applied Behavior Analysis from Florida Institute of Technology in 2012 and became a Board Certified Behavior Analyst that same year.
Her background includes clinical and operational leadership in human service organizations across the United States. She draws on behavior analysis and organizational behavior management to help teams work effectively, develop their skills, and translate clinical knowledge into meaningful support for the people they serve.
Mentorship is central to Jenny’s work. She is dedicated to developing providers and students of behavior analysis, with a focus on outcomes that help children feel more comfortable, capable, and connected in their everyday lives. Outside of work, she enjoys traveling and cheering on the Phoenix Mercury.
A Connected Team for Care That Happens in Real Life.
Our ABA services are delivered by a larger, collaborative team of clinical leaders, behavior analysts, trainees, and behavior technicians. Because that team grows and changes with the people and communities we serve, we represent the program together.
Team members work across home, community, and telehealth settings with shared clinical standards and accessible supervision. Consultation connects clinical expertise with what clients, caregivers, and direct-care professionals observe in everyday life.
Your assigned team may include different professionals based on location, needs, scheduling, and treatment goals.
Explore ABA servicesFind a counselor whose experience feels right for you.
Each counselor brings different areas of focus, therapeutic approaches, and lived perspective. These profiles are designed to help you understand who may be a good fit for you or your family.
Jacqueline Glasgow, LPC
Jacqueline brings over 20 years of experience supporting children, teens, and adults. Her warm, interactive style is grounded in Positive Psychology and may draw from EMDR, CBT, Reality Therapy, Hypnotherapy, Solution-Focused Therapy, and Person-Centered Therapy.
Denisse Leon Uribe, LAC
Denisse is a bilingual Hispanic therapist who values the role of culture and family in each person’s journey. She uses cognitive behavioral techniques, solution-focused approaches, and mindfulness to help children and adults move toward strength, healing, and resilience.
Ariel Warren, LPC
Ariel blends person-centered care with Cognitive Behavioral Therapy to support children, teens, and young adults as they navigate life’s challenges. She is passionate about helping clients recognize their own strength and resilience.
Laura Lynd, LMFT
Laura’s approach is rooted in empathy, flexibility, and collaboration. Trained in CBT, DBT, and EMDR, she may also incorporate animal-assisted therapy while supporting clients as they move from hurt toward healing and recovery.
Ariba Bhuvad, LPC
Ariba takes a compassionate, connection-based approach to counseling, with a focus on helping children and teens find their voice and express themselves. She brings warmth, curiosity, and creativity to the work of supporting each client’s journey.
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