WOLFF & PHAN AUTISM CENTER
Applied Behavior Analysis Services
OUR STORY
Wolff & Phan Autism Center (Wolff-PAC) was founded in 2021 by Kim P. Wolff, Board Certified Behavior Analyst (BCBA), with the vision of creating a place where children with autism and related disabilities can thrive. Backed by more than a decade of leadership and experience in Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA), Wolff-PAC is built on the hopes and dreams of providing quality, compassionate, and effective services to families in Northeast Ohio.
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Kim’s career reflects her unwavering dedication to the autism community. She currently serves on the Board of Directors for ASIA (asiaohio.org) and as an Advisory Member for the Autism Society of Greater Akron (autismakron.org). Previously, she served on the Executive Board of the Ohio Association for Behavior Analysis, is an alumna of Leadership Akron and Leadership Medina County, and has been a guest lecturer at Meharry Medical School of Dentistry on dental desensitization.
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Her leadership and advocacy have been widely recognized, including receiving the Provider Advocate of the Year Award at the 2024 Autism Law Summit. Earlier in her career, Kim founded Wolff Behavioral Services in Hawaii and served as President of the Hawaii Association for Behavior Analysis in 2017. Since relocating to Ohio in 2018, she has opened several ABA centers, expanding access to high-quality services for children and families across the region.
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At Wolff-PAC, every program is carefully designed to meet each child’s individual needs. Our goal is to give children the opportunity to reach their fullest potential, gain independence, and ultimately graduate from our program with the skills they need to succeed. To achieve this, our professional team receives the highest level of mentorship and continuing education in ABA, ensuring clinical excellence and the use of the most effective, evidence-based methods.
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Beyond the clinic, Kim Wolff is deeply involved in building autism awareness and acceptance throughout the community. She has been an invited speaker at the Autism Law Summit, the Hoosier Association for Behavior Analysis, and the New Hampshire Association for Behavior Analysis, and has led professional development trainings for first responders, educators, and juvenile justice programs in Northeast Ohio and beyond. More events are planned, reflecting Wolff-PAC’s commitment to advocacy and education.