About us
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Dr. Jane Yip is a Board Certified Behavior Analyst–Doctoral (BCBA-D) and the founder of MidWay ABA, where neuroscience meets heart-led therapy. With over a decade of experience in the field of Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA), Dr. Jane is passionate about connecting cutting-edge brain science with personalized care for children on the autism spectrum.
Dr. Jane’s work extends beyond the walls of the clinic. She partners with school districts, pediatricians, and families to create a continuum of care that supports every child’s environment. In addition, her collaboration with the Department of Child Services enables MidWay ABA to provide specialized therapy for children in the foster care system, ensuring access to consistent, trauma-informed support.
Known for her calm presence and evidence-based leadership, Dr. Jane believes that understanding a child’s mind is the first step to unlocking their potential. Her guiding philosophy is simple yet powerful:
“We don’t just work to manage behaviors. We work to understand them. Because understanding leads to growth.”
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BCBA-D, Clinical Director, and PHD Neuroscientist- Dr. Jane Yip
“When I first began practicing in the U.S., I met many families who felt caught between multiple providers, each addressing a different aspect of their child’s needs, yet few working together. That experience inspired me to build MindWay ABA (formally known as Autism Parent Care) as a truly collaborative clinic: one that brings together data-driven analysis, applied behavior science, and deep empathy for each family’s journey.”
The MindWay Mission
“At MindWay ABA, our mission is to bring understanding, innovation, and compassion together, helping every person who comes to us reach their potential, one mindful moment at a time.”
Meet the Team at MindWay ABA
Our staff is more than a team. We are family united by a shared passion to support individuals on the autism spectrum and their families at every stage of their ABA journey. We are a powerful blend of professional expertise, compassion, and a genuine heart for people from all walks of life. We are committed to serving families in Carmel, Fishers, Westfield, Noblesville, and Hamilton County, with excellence.
We are a team of experienced BCBA’s (Board Certified Behavior Analysts), dedicated RBT’s (Registered Behavioral Technicians), and supportive administrative staff. We collaborate closely to create a magnetic environment where our clients feel understood, parents feel supported, and progress is celebrated together.
At MindWay, you’re not just walking into an ABA clinic. You’re joining a family, a community that cares deeply and walks alongside you on the good days and the bad.
Beverly McGuire (Clinic Manager)
Since joining MindWay ABA in 2015, Beverly McGuire has been a steady source of support, compassion, and structure for the families and team she serves. As Clinic Manager, she blends her medical coding certification and RBT certification with nearly a decade of hands-on experience to keep the clinic running smoothly and families cared for with intention.
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Beverly loves being part of the life-changing progress clients make each day. Watching children grow, gain confidence, and reach new milestones is what motivates her, and she considers it a privilege to support their journeys. One of her favorite parts of working at MindWay is the strong sense of teamwork. For Beverly, the clinic isn’t just a workplace; it truly feels like family.
Fun Fact: Before joining MindWay, Beverly worked in a job where she raised mice and rats, an unexpected background that always sparks a smile.
With her blend of dedication, organization, and heartfelt commitment to clients, Beverly helps ensure MindWay ABA remains a supportive, welcoming place for every family who walks through the door.
Cari Sovich, Psy.D., HSPP
is a Licensed Clinical Psychologist who joined MindWay ABA (previously Autism Parent Care) in 2024, bringing more than 30 years of experience in the mental health field. She holds a Doctorate in Clinical Psychology (Psy.D., HSPP) and has extensive experience evaluating and supporting children, adolescents, and families across a wide range of developmental and emotional needs. Throughout her career, Dr. Sovich has specialized in diagnostic assessment, including Autism Spectrum Disorder, mood and anxiety disorders, developmental disabilities, anger management, and relationship concerns.
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What Dr. Sovich values most about her work with individuals on the autism spectrum is taking the time to understand each person as an individual. She believes autism is never one-size-fits-all, and she is especially passionate about providing thorough evaluations that offer clarity, accurate diagnosis, and practical direction. She takes pride in helping families better understand their child’s behavior and developmental needs, and in translating complex clinical findings into recommendations that feel understandable, supportive, and useful in everyday life.
In addition to her clinical work, Dr. Sovich spent nearly six years as an adjunct lecturer, where she was known for her engaging teaching style and ability to connect with students in meaningful ways. Her background as an educator continues to shape how she works with families—approachable, clear, and focused on empowering others with knowledge.
She is drawn to MindWay ABA for its individualized approach and the genuine care shown to both parents and children. She values being part of a team where families feel truly seen, heard, and supported.
Fun fact: While completing her doctorate, Dr. Sovich appeared on Good Morning Branson as part of an “Ask the Therapist” segment.
Outside of work, she enjoys traveling and spending time gardening.
Audrey Munford (RBT & Master's Student BCBA)
Audrey joined MindWay ABA in 2025, bringing with her nearly eight years of experience working with children across schools, clinics, and specialized education settings. Her journey began in high school, where she served as a peer tutor twice a day in both mild–moderate and severe special education classrooms—an experience that sparked her passion for supporting neurodivergent learners.
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As a Registered Behavior Technician trained through Behavior University under the supervision of Dr. Jane Yip, Audrey blends strong clinical training with a deep, genuine love for helping children grow. She is currently completing her supervised fieldwork hours toward a Master’s degree in Applied Behavior Analysis at Ball State University, again under the mentorship of Dr. Yip. Audrey is also a licensed K–12 Mild–Moderate Intervention and K–5 General Education teacher, CPR certified, and trained in suicide prevention.
Audrey’s favorite part of her work is the direct, meaningful impact she gets to make in each child’s life. She loves celebrating small victories, building trusting relationships, and helping clients discover their strengths, independence, and confidence. She approaches each day with creativity, curiosity, and compassion, embracing challenges as opportunities to grow both as a clinician and as a person.
At MindWay ABA, Audrey values the supportive, collaborative environment created by Dr. Yip’s leadership. She appreciates being part of a team that prioritizes respect, learning, and high-quality care for every client and family.
Chris Baire (RBT)
Chris has been part of MindWay ABA since 2018 and brings more than 24 years of experience supporting individuals with special needs. His passion for helping others began early, starting in middle school, where he volunteered in special education classrooms and assisted students who used wheelchairs. By high school, he was spending time in classrooms helping students complete art projects, further shaping his desire to make a meaningful difference.
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Chris has been part of MindWay ABA since 2018 and brings more than 24 years of experience supporting individuals with special needs. His passion for helping others began early,
That early passion naturally grew into a lifelong commitment. Chris went on to work at a summer camp where he assisted individuals with autism, and from there, he continued serving in a wide range of roles within the special needs community. Whether volunteering or working directly with clients, Chris has dedicated his career to uplifting others and supporting their independence, dignity, and joy.
As a Registered Behavior Technician with CPR/First Aid and self-defense training, Chris approaches each day with patience, compassion, and a genuine love for helping individuals live their best life possible. One of the things he values most about working at MindWay ABA is the opportunity to help as many individuals as possible—something that aligns deeply with his lifelong mission of service.
Fun Fact: Chris has loved volunteering with Special Olympics and treasures the connections and memories he’s built through the organization.
Outside of work, Chris enjoys traveling with his family and making meaningful memories together.
Our MindWay Commitment
Collaboration:
Parents are not observers, they’re partners in every step of the journey.
Evidence-Based Practice:
Every strategy is grounded in behavioral science and informed by brain data.
Individualized Care:
No two brains are the same, and neither are our programs. Each plan is custom-built for your child’s strengths, challenges, and goals.
*No obligation, just understanding
At MindWay ABA in Carmel, Indiana, we believe understanding comes before action.
Our innovative brain mapping technology for autism, gives us a window into how your child’s mind uniquely learns and grows.
With that insight, we design personalized ABA therapy programs that fit your child — not the other way around. Therapy guided by science, delivered with heart.