Certified Behavior Technicians
Certified Behavior Technician
Alysha Nanouk
Masters in Special Education with an emphasis on ABA from ASU. Joined the ABA field in 2017 and started working at WBC in March 2019.
ABA has been very rewarding for Alysha, she loves working with kids and their families and watching them accomplish their goals. Her favorite part of the job is seeing clients personalities develop.
Certified Behavior Technician
Erin Damitio
Arizona State University with a Masters in Education. She started her career in 2015 and joined WBC in April 2019.
Erin chose to purse ABA after working in group homes with a population of older individuals with ASD. She had a passion to help these clients lead more independent lives. Erin enjoys working on social skills and functional communication through play.
Certified Behavior Technician
Allana Jones
Bachelors of Arts in General Science and General Psychology from Northwest University. Allana started working with children in 2013 and joined WBC November 2020.
Allana started working in ABA because she wanted to make a difference in children's lives and is passionate about children.
Certified Behavior Technician
Danielle Southern
Masters in Psychology, from Seattle University. Began working in ABA in 2019, and started at WBC in March, 2020.
After a family member was diagnosed with autism, Danielle became very involved in understanding how to build a stronger bond and better support his needs. She has a genuine interest in making clients feel heard, understood, and joy in their journey together.
Certified Behavior Technician
Karlee Ray Maddex
Karlee is earning her AA from Hope International University. She began working with children in 2014 and started at WBC in March 2020.
Karlee is excited to wake up every day, go to work, and learn something new everyday!
Certified Behavior Technician
Cody O’Connell
Washington State University in Human Development. He entered into the field of ABA in 2019 and started at WBC in June 2020.
Cody was drawn to the field because of a passion to help kids reach new goals and succeed in life.
Certified Behavior Technician
Amber Locke
Early Childhood Education from Bellevue College and Graphic Design from the Seattle Art Institute. Amber started working with children in 2005 and began in September 2020 with WBC.
Her father was on the spectrum, which gave her the drive to help children see their unlimited potential and embrace who they are naturally.
Certified Behavior Technician
Kathryn Pridemore
Kathryn started working in ABA in 2017 and began in August 2020 for WBC.
She started ABA not knowing how much she would love the field. The little light that goes off in a kids face when they finally achieve a goal they've been working towards makes this job so rewarding.
Community Resource Coordinator
Michele Yousef
Entered the field professionally in 2010. Began working at WBC in September 2017.
Michele likes working in the field of ABA because she loves the role of helping children be the best they can be. Watching these kids process and succeed as she works with them through the years has been one of the most rewarding aspects of her life.