Glynda Giverr
Director of Client Services

Glynda Giverr, Director of Client Services at Guidelight Group, has over 15 years of unwavering commitment to individuals with developmental disabilities. She has expertise in designing new and innovative service options to meet the needs of the disability community, navigating California’s regional center system, guiding adults through transitions from segregated developmental centers to life in the community, and applied behavior analysis. As a certified Person-Centered Thinking instructor, her exceptional knowledge is seamlessly intertwined with boundless compassion, all in the service of empowering individuals to live their lives filled with purpose and direction of their choosing.
Her passion for this mission is deeply personal, rooted in her own journey having a loved one with autism. Glynda's prior leadership roles within the provider community reflects her steadfast dedication to our shared mission. Throughout her career, she has achieved significant milestones, holding influential leadership positions and making impactful contributions to our community. Glynda has volunteered and served as Team Captain for Autism Speaks walk for many years. These efforts and advocacy are a testament to her dedication, both in honor of her loved one and the individuals she has supported over the years.
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Glynda holds a Bachelor's degree in Sociology from California State University, Northridge and received her Person Centered Thinking Instructor certification through The Learning Community of Person Centered Practices. Her rich history of professional and volunteer experiences firmly establishes her as an exceptional and visionary leader in the field of client services, committed to enriching the lives of each individual with compassion and care.
Toddi Hunt
Client Coach & Independent Facilitator

Toddi Hunt is a dedicated Client Coach and Independent Facilitator at Guidelight Group, bringing a wealth of experience and passion to her work. Dedicated to fostering genuine partnerships with her clients, Toddi collaborates closely with each individual and their family as she helps them identify and implement their self-determined goals. She takes great pride in advocating for the rights and choices of those she serves, utilizing her deep knowledge of the regional center system to ensure that clients gain access to the services and supports needed to meet their unique needs and aspirations. Whether it’s resolving conflicts, accessing resources, or championing individual voices, Toddi is committed to ensuring that each person she supports experiences the true essence of person-centered practices and self-determination.
Throughout her career, Toddi has witnessed the transformative power of using a person-centered approach in a system-centered world. In her previous role as Person Driven Services Coordinator at a statewide regional center vendor agency, Toddi championed the adoption of person-centered practices, reshaping the way the agency approached its mission and values. As a certified Person-Centered Thinking (PCT) trainer, Toddi has empowered other agencies and programs across California to implement these principles in their daily work. By teaching and promoting person-centered practices, Toddi contributes to a world where individuals with disabilities can lead self-directed lives, make choices that matter to them, and experience a higher quality of life.
Toddi holds a Bachelor's degree in Human Development and is a certified Person-Centered Thinking Trainer.
Rebecca LaBoriel
Client Coach & Independent Facilitator

Rebecca LaBoriel is a Client Coach and Independent Facilitator at Guidelight Group. With over 30 years of experience in the disability services field, Rebecca LaBoriel is a dedicated professional committed to providing high-quality, individualized support to individuals with disabilities and their families. She holds a Bachelor's degree in Psychology and a Master's degree in Educational Counseling, providing a strong foundation for her work in understanding and addressing the complex needs of individuals with disabilities.
Rebecca has played a pivotal role in the development and management of a wide range of services, including crisis support, employment assistance, day programs, supported living, and housing supports. Her extensive experience extends to her involvement with the Self-Determination Program (SDP) from its inception, where she contributed to shaping a person-centered approach that prioritizes choice, control, and independence for individuals with disabilities. Through these programs, Rebecca has empowered individuals to live more self-directed, fulfilling lives, guiding them to make informed decisions about their services.
Rebecca has also worked closely with many Regional Centers and the Department of Developmental Services (DDS), leveraging her expertise to help individuals and families navigate and access critical services. This collaboration has further enhanced her ability to provide tailored, effective support that aligns with state and regional resources, ensuring individuals receive the best possible services available.
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As an experienced program developer and grant writer, Rebecca has successfully secured funding for innovative projects aimed at enhancing services for individuals with disabilities. She is a strong advocate for person-centered services, ensuring that each individual receives services tailored to their unique needs, preferences, and goals.
Jessica Crain
Client Coach & Independent Facilitator

Jessica Crain is a dedicated Client Coach and Independent Facilitator with over five years of experience supporting individuals with developmental disabilities. She has a strong background working with California’s Regional Centers, the Department of Developmental Services (DDS), and the Self-Determination Program (SDP), helping clients navigate complex systems to get the services and supports they need.
Jessica’s career has been dedicated to supporting transition-aged teens and adults in achieving their personal goals and enhancing their quality of life. Her experience as a Transition-Aged Youth Service Coordinator and a SDP Service Coordinator developed a deep knowledge of the SDP, helping empower her clients to take control of their services and budgets. Her work has been consistently focused on delivering person-centered, high-quality services that align with the needs of each client. Jessica has been instrumental in advocating for clients within the regional center system and other service entities, ensuring they receive the appropriate resources and support.
Jessica holds a Master of Science in Psychology (Applied Behavior Analysis) from Purdue University Global and a Bachelor of Science in Psychological and Brain Sciences from the University of California, Santa Barbara. She is a passionate advocate for individuals with disabilities and continues to pursue innovative solutions to support their independence and growth.