Teri has been working in the field of Applied Behavior Analysis since 2004, bringing over two decades of hands-on experience to her practice. She played a key role in building a successful ABA company beginning in 2007 and has since dedicated her career to advancing high-quality, individualized care for learners and meaningful support for staff.

Certified as a BCaBA in 2012 and a BCBA in 2021, Teri specializes in programming for children and adolescents. Her approach blends verbal behavior methodology with precision teaching and is rooted in a deep understanding of behavior science and data-driven decision-making. As a precision teacher and an expert in AAC (with extensive experience in LAMP Words for Life), she is especially skilled in working with learners with complex communication needs and high-intensity behaviors.

Teri holds a certificate in Organizational Behavior Management (OBM) from the Florida Institute of Technology and is passionate about systems development, staff training, and building reinforcement strategies that are creative, fun, and sustainable for both staff and learners. She’s also received direct coaching and feedback from some of the most respected voices in ABA through national training and mentorship.

Teri is deeply committed to staying current in the field—always learning, always evolving—and is driven by a belief that ABA should be both effective and empowering for everyone it touches.

Angel Davila is an educator and advocate who brings heart, experience, and a deep commitment to care in every space she enters. With a background in behavioral support, crisis counseling, and team development, she most recently served in a clinic-based leadership role, where she helped nurture a positive, connected workplace through thoughtful training, mentorship, and staff appreciation events.

Angel’s journey in behavioral services began in 2018 when she started as a Behavior Technician and earned her RBT certification. She played an integral role in opening a specialized academy in 2021 and brings hands-on experience with both Discrete Trial Training (DTT) and Precision Teaching as part of her foundation in applied behavior analysis.

Before that chapter of her career, Angel spent eight years at Branches Domestic Violence Shelter, where she worked as a Crisis Counselor and created a dating violence prevention program for young people. Advocacy has always been central to her work, and she now serves on the board of Shoulder to Shoulder, West Virginia’s first culturally specific agency supporting survivors from marginalized communities.

Angel believes deeply in showing up—for her colleagues, for families, and for those whose voices are too often overlooked. Whether volunteering at events, marching for justice, or providing one-on-one support, she works to build spaces where people feel seen, safe, and valued. Her approach is rooted in compassion, dignity, and the belief that real change begins in community.

Jordan Blankenship began working in the field of Applied Behavior Analysis in 2021, starting as a behavior technician before becoming a Registered Behavior Technician (RBT) later that year. From the beginning, she was drawn to the meaningful, hands-on nature of the work, which inspired her to pursue advanced training and education in the field. She is now a Board Certified Assistant Behavior Analyst (2025) and is currently completing her Master’s in Behavior Analysis, with plans to sit for the BCBA exam after graduating in December.

Jordan’s experience spans working with children on the autism spectrum between the ages of 4 and 12, with a strong emphasis on communication, emotional regulation, and fostering independence. She is a precision teacher and integrates the verbal behavior approach into her practice. She has extensive experience using, programming for, and coaching families on AAC devices—especially LAMP Words for Life.

Jordan is also well-versed in a variety of assessments including the VB-MAPP, PEAK, IGLR, and ABLLS, and is constantly expanding her knowledge to better support her learners. Parent training is a key part of her approach, and she is passionate about helping families feel informed, empowered, and involved.

As a co-founder of Sycamore Point Academy, Jordan is committed to building a space where every child is seen, every team member is valued, and the small moments that matter most are never overlooked.

Emma began working in the field of Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) seven and a half years ago and has since developed a strong passion for helping individuals reach their fullest potential through evidence-based practices. Starting her career as a Registered Behavior Technician (RBT) in 2018, Emma gained extensive hands-on experience implementing behavior intervention plans and supporting clients on the autism spectrum. In 2023, she earned her Board Certified Behavior Analyst (BCBA) certification, marking a significant milestone in her professional journey.

Emma received her Master’s degree in Applied Behavior Analysis from Arizona State University. Her professional interests include precision teaching, discrete trial training (DTT), and community-based programs, areas where she strives to promote meaningful skill acquisition and long-term independence for clients.

Outside of work, Emma has been happily married for three years and is a proud parent to her son. In her spare time, she enjoys being outdoors, cross stitching, and hanging out with her family. She is very excited for this journey and cannot wait to share her love of ABA with your family.