
Association of Professional Behavior Analysts
Professional membership
Zorzi Consulting gives families an independent, non-judgmental place to talk about what is happening at home. We listen to each person's perspective, look at the whole picture, and help turn the conversation into a practical next step.
What families can expect
A conversation where you are not rushed, blamed, or talked over — followed by clear next steps that make sense for your child, your home, and the people supporting you.
What guides the work

Chris Zorzi
Founder and independent family support consultant
Chris Zorzi is the owner of Zorzi Consulting. The work is built around listening to the people who live with the situation every day, understanding the full picture, and helping families move from a difficult conversation to a practical next step.
The approach is calm, curious, and practical. Chris makes space for parents, children, siblings, and the professionals around them, then helps the family turn what they are noticing into a plan they can actually use.
Professional involvement
Chris is an Assistant Vice President for the Society for the Expansion for Behavior Analysis (SEBA), helping with membership and overseeing the growth and development of the organization.
Chris is also a member of the Association of Professional Behavior Analysts (APBA).
Training focus
Autism-informed practice, neurodevelopment, regulation, communication, and sensory needs.
Practice experience
Family-centred consultation, parent coaching, and practical support for home and school routines.
Professional practice
Safeguarding, clear boundaries, collaborative listening, and solution-focused planning.
Chris's work is connected to professional communities that support thoughtful, ethical, and practical behavior analysis.

Association of Professional Behavior Analysts
Professional membership

Society for the Expansion of Behavior Analysis
Assistant Vice President
Support starts with listening — not a one-sided lecture or a narrow focus on problems. We make space for your experience, your child's experience, and the wider family picture, then focus on what can change in real life.

We make room for what each person is experiencing, then work together on the next useful action for home.
A plan shaped with your family
Select a focus to see how listening, understanding, and action come together.