Courtney is the Operations Director at Sample Supports, where she has been a steady, impactful leader since joining the organization in 2022. With close to a decade of experience supporting individuals with developmental disabilities—including five years practicing ABA therapy as a Registered Behavior Technician—Courtney brings a unique blend of clinical insight, behavioral expertise, and compassionate leadership to her work.

Before joining Sample Supports, Courtney provided ABA services across diverse settings, strengthening her foundation in behavior intervention, skill-building, and person-centered support. Since joining Sample, she has continued to grow as a leader, previously serving as a Behavior and Residential Program Manager and overseeing residential programs serving more than 100 individuals across multiple IRSS settings. In her current role as Operations Director, Courtney provides broader operational leadership, supporting teams, programs, and systems that help Sample Supports deliver consistent, high-quality, mission-driven services.

Her career has included roles such as Program Director at The Roost Training Center, where she developed individualized plans, led group instruction, and maintained essential partnerships with BCBAs, case managers, and families. She has also provided direct community-based support through PASCO, reinforcing her commitment to empowering individuals in their daily lives.

Courtney holds a B.A. in Anthropology & Sociology with a concentration in Criminology from Colorado State University, where she graduated cum laude. She is currently enrolled in the Master of Social Work (MSW) program at Colorado State University.

Her leadership is grounded in advocacy, social justice, and creating systems where people—and teams—can truly grow. With strengths in behavior support, team development, benefits coordination, person-centered planning, and organizational leadership, Courtney is deeply committed to delivering services that honor dignity, autonomy, and meaningful life experiences.