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Jordan Hall

Clinical Director

Jordan Hall has worked in ABA for 12 years and has been a BCBA for nine. She has served as a clinical director and regional coordinator across clinic-based and in-home programs, supporting individuals ages 2 through 22. Jordan is passionate about helping clinicians grow in confidence and develop a lasting love for the field. Outside of work, she is a mother of two, runs a photography side business, and enjoys playing soccer—so she is rarely standing still for long.

Robert Crippen

Director of Clinical Quality Compliance

Robert Crippen has been a behavior analyst since 2017. Before joining Advanceable ABA, he served as a clinical director and regional clinical director for ABA agencies in Arizona. He began his career as a special education teacher, an experience that continues to shape his approach. Robert enjoys training and supporting teams so every family receives consistent, high-quality services. Outside of work, he enjoys cooking, reading, and day trips with his wife and daughter.

Michael Wassner

Chief Executive Officer

Michael Wassner serves as Chief Executive Officer of Advanceable ABA, where he leads the organization’s strategy, growth, and commitment to providing families with high-quality care. Before joining Advanceable, Michael practiced law and later worked in the healthcare industry, bringing a valuable combination of legal, business, and healthcare experience to his role. He believes in building strong teams, supporting clinicians, and growing thoughtfully without losing sight of the families Advanceable serves. Outside of work, Michael enjoys playing basketball and spending time with his family—ideally when the two activities do not overlap.

Ashley Bennett PhD, BCBA-D, LBAM

VP of Clinical Operations

Dr. Ashley Bennett started her career in Applied Behavior Analysis 25 years ago as a special education teacher using ABA for instructional design and classroom management. Upon receiving her certification as a Board Certified Behavior Analyst in 2008, Dr. Bennett transitioned to providing services largely outside of the school setting. Her areas of expertise include building efficient and effective systems for organizations, utilizing evidence-based approaches for staff development, curriculum development, and evaluating treatment efficacy. She is dedicated to increasing access to quality ABA services for children in rural areas. Dr. Bennett received her Bachelor of Education degree from Gonzaga University; and her subsequent masters and doctoral degrees from The Chicago School of Professional Psychology. 

Ashley enjoys scuba diving! Her favorite dive was The Blue Hole in Belize, in which she dove 130’ below the surface!

Kristina Turner MSEd, BCBA, LBA

Lead BCBA

Kristina earned her certification as a BCBA in 2013, after receiving a masters degree in ABA from Temple University and a BA in Psychology from William & Mary. Since earning certification and licensure, Kristina has practiced in a variety of settings including homes, schools, community, and residential facilities, with individuals as young as 1 to those ready for retirement.  Kristina also teaches at Mary Baldwin University in the College of Education, teaching ABA and Autism courses. Kristina also loves theme parks and will never turn down a chance to go ride roller coasters.