About The Founder
Vivian Zottola, MSc, CBCC-KA, CSAT, FFCP
Vivian Zottola, MSc, is an applied anthrozoologist, Human–Canine Relationship Therapist, behavior consultant, author, and founder of BModBridge. She holds a Master of Science in Applied Anthrozoology and a Master of Science in Communication Management. Her professional background includes canine behavior consulting, separation anxiety treatment, applied behavior analysis, and Fear Free practice.
As an Affiliate Member of the American Veterinary Society of Animal Behavior (AVSAB), Vivian’s work is grounded in evidence-based behavior change, animal welfare, and collaboration among behavior professionals, guardians, and veterinary teams.
BModBridge grew from a simple belief: better communication and collaboration can lead to better outcomes for dogs and the people who care for them.
Through her work, Vivian saw how important case information could become scattered across intake forms, emails, notes, spreadsheets, and separate tracking tools. This made it more difficult to maintain continuity across intake, professional planning, guardian participation, and progress review.
She created BModBridge to bring greater organization and continuity to the behavior-support process helping professionals manage case information more efficiently, engage guardians more effectively, and support the shared goal of helping dogs remain successfully in their homes.
The Vision Behind BModBridge
Vivian designed BModBridge as a proprietary collaborative behavior tracking workflow system to make behavior change clearer, kinder, and more sustainable for everyone involved. By bridging the gap between guardians, veterinarians, and pet professionals, the system transforms complex observations into actionable data, ensuring every animal receives the precise care they need.
After several years of successful implementation in private practice, this established workspace is now being made available to the public. Our mission is to provide the professional structure and consistency required for professional behavior monitoring while maintaining an accessible framework that supports the bond between humans and their animals.
