Since being established in 2013, Compass and has been serving Georgia by providing autism therapy services and bringing ABA Therapy to remote areas. By providing high-quality, intensive, research-based behavioral treatment as well as resources and support to families, we improve the lives of entire families. At Compass ABA Therapy, we recognize that every child possesses unique needs and tailor our care accordingly. Our registered behavior clinicians work closely with parents to develop an individualized treatment plan that guarantees success for every child based on their learning style. Our exceptional team of ABA therapists has extensive training in a wide range of evidence-based techniques, including early intervention as well as working with school-aged children and challenging behaviors. To meet the needs of children and their families, Compass provides services in multiple settings, including in the client’s home or in our state-of-the-art facilities located in multiple locations throughout South Georgia.
Amanda is the Compass Regional Clinical Director and together with Clinical Department Members, supervises and oversees all Registered Behavioral Technicians (RBT), Board Certified Behavior Analysts (BCBA) and Board Certified Assistant Behavior Analyst (BCaBA,) to ensure the highest standards of quality for clinical care, compliance, and training. Amanda has been working with Compass since 2014 providing direct ABA therapy to children diagnosed with Autism. Her dedication sets her apart and her care for each young learner is commendable. Amanda graduated with a Bachelors of Science in Psychology from Valdosta State University. Amanda gained experience and education and obtained her QASP certification in 2016. She received training in PEAK Assessment, PECS, Parent Training and continues to receive training in the field. Amanda completed her Masters in applied Behavior Analysis and obtained her BCBA certification August, 2020. Amanda has various experience working with individuals of all ages who are experiencing challenges in the areas of behavior, communication, daily living, social, and life skills. Amanda is an exceptional provider that gives her all for the success of her clients. Amanda is our area Clinical Director for Thomasville, GA. She continues to advocate for kids with Autism and provides outstanding services.
Amanda is our Regional Clinical Director and overseas all compass areas, while managing Thomasville, GA Clinic.
Natalie is the Assistant Regional Clinical Director and Area Clinical Director for the Warner Robins Clinic. Natalie obtained her Bachelor of Science in 2018 from Old Dominion University and later received her Masters from Arizona State University in 2020. In 2021, Natalie became credentialed as a BCBA. She is responsible for ensuring that the Behavior Technicians at Compass receive ongoing training and the necessary support to provide high quality ABA services to Compass’ clients. She has worked with curriculum based assessments such as, Promoting Emergence of Advanced Knowledge (PEAK), Picture Exchange Commnucation System (PECS), Verbal Behavior Milestones and Placement Program (VB-MAPP) and, Assessment of Functional Living Skills (AFLS). She is experienced with a wide variety of populations, conducting assessments, and creating treatment individualized for children with autism. In her free time, Natalie enjoys going camping with her family and watching true crime documentaries.