Andreymi is originally from Caracas, Venezuela but moved to Jacksonville with her family in 2018. She is currently an undergraduate student at UNF pursuing a B.S in Psychology with a minor in Statistics. She was introduced to the field of ABA while in her first year of college and is very excited to start her career in this field as an RBT. In her free time, she enjoys traveling with her boyfriend, cooking, reading and learning new things, and her cat Goose!

Ashton moved to Jacksonville in August of 2023. She received her B.S. in Neuroscience from Auburn University, and then moved to Nashville, TN to obtain her M.S. in Applied Behavior Analysis from Lipscomb University. She is also currently finishing her thesis to obtain an M.S. in Psychology from Lipscomb University. Ashton has experience providing Early Intervention Services as well as Social Skills Services to those diagnosed with ASD. She has been in the field for 2 years, and has worked within in-home, in-school, and clinical settings. Her passion for the field started from family members working in the school system as paraprofessionals, to which she then found her way into ABA. Her hobbies outside of work include traveling, reading at the beach, and exercising.

Ben is originally from Tampa, Florida. They moved to Jacksonville to pursue a bachelor’s degree in anthropology and sociology at the University of North Florida. Ben has always been interested in the social work field, previously working in after-school high school arts programs, and feels passionate about creating positive change in the communities around them. Ben loves to attend dance classes, volunteer with local color guard programs, and play Pokemon in their free time.

Clermine is originally from Homestead, Florida. She moved to Jacksonville to further her education in the field of psychology and is currently an undergraduate student at the University of North Florida. She volunteered at the ARC of South Florida and that is when her love for ABA originated. Clermine loves candles, volunteering her time at afterschool facilities, and reading on rainy days.

D’Angela is originally from Miami, Florida. Her mother moved her and her siblings to Jacksonville for a change. D’Angela knew at an early age that she wanted to work with children. She started her career path at FSCJ in pursuit of an elementary education degree, but quickly realized that was not her route. She then enrolled in the UNF child psychology program. It was there through an internship with ABA that she knew where her passion for children will flourish. She will be graduating from UNF with her BS in child psychology. She loves spending time with her family and friends, baking, trying new things, and listening to music. 

Emily has been within the ABA field since 2020 and became a Board Certified Behavior Analyst in 2023. She completed her undergraduate at University of North Florida with a major in Psychology then continued completing her masters at Capella University with a major in Psychology and concentration in Applied Behavior Analysis. Throughout her time within the field, she has loved working with children and helping them gain the tools they need to succeed. In her spare time, she enjoys spending time with her two dogs, going to the beach, and binge-watching her favorite TV shows.

Erica grew up in Jacksonville, FL and received her undergraduate degree at Florida Atlantic University, with a major in Psychology. She then attended Jacksonville University where she obtained her Doctorate of Occupational Therapy. During her time at JU, she also earned her Autism Certificate from IBCCES and furthered her knowledge and experience working with children with multiple diagnoses. Erica’s passion for helping children began as a young child herself, watching both of her parents serve this community as a pediatric physical therapist, and pediatric physician assistant. Before entering graduate school, Erica often worked as a substitute teacher and paraprofessional in ESE classrooms within Duval County. This experience solidified her decision that led her to pursue a career as an occupational therapist. During graduate school, Erica also developed a passion for advocating for individuals within marginalized communities with an emphasis on mental health and occupational justice. In her free time, Erica enjoys crocheting, listening to books and podcasts, playing board games, shark tooth hunting, and being a new aunt.

Genevieve is the founder and CEO of Bloom. She holds a masters degree in pediatric developmental psychology with an emphasis on feeding disorders. She is the feeding specialist for Bloom Behavioral Solutions, and designed and opened the feeding wing in July of 2022. She holds several certifications in a variety of feeding interventions and methodologies. She is certified in nutrition science from Stanford University and is currently attending Cornell University to obtain an additional certification in advanced nutrition. She is also an approved continuing education provider through the Behavior Analyst Certification Board. She thoroughly enjoys providing workshops on feeding intervention to her colleagues and peers in the fields of Applied Behavior Analysis, Speech Therapy, and Occupational Therapy.

Genevieve is a lifelong resident of Atlantic Beach and lives with her husband and 4 year old boy/girl twins. She enjoys anything outside under the sun and in the water. She is an avid member of her community and enjoys organizing projects to give back to others and those in need.

Imani is a new RBT completing her B.A. in Psychology at University of North Florida. She volunteers at The Arc jacksonville and previously volunteered with Volunteers in Medicine. She learned of the ABA field through her volunteering. Her hobbies are reading, listening to music, dancing, and trying new foods.

Jennifer was raised in Atlantic Beach, where she currently resides with her husband and two children. She obtained her Bachelor of Arts degree in business management and minor in psychology from the University of North Florida. Before joining Bloom, she spent almost 12 years in the corporate finance world. She enjoys working at Bloom and the positive impact our services bring to our patients’ lives. Jennifer and her family enjoy golf cart rides around the beaches area, attending music concerts, and travelling.

Jillian Schafer graduated from Florida State University Spring of 2022, with her B.S. in Communication Science and Disorders. While she was originally pursuing becoming a Speech Language Pathologist, she stumbled upon the field of ABA and found a new calling. Jillian worked as an RBT for a year in Tallahassee, before moving back home to Atlantic Beach. She is currently preparing to become a BCBA, and hopes to work in the field of ABA therapy for as long as possible.

Kendrick Harrison is originally from WA but was an army brat who moved around a lot growing up and eventually ended up in FL. After college, he worked as an EMT before moving to Jacksonville and entering the addiction recovery/mental health field. During this time, Kendrick worked with a diverse population and fostered his passion for helping individuals better themselves and gain more independence. He then transitioned to teaching middle school which is where he first encountered ABA when he had two students with ASD. Kendrick worked with their RBT shadows and quickly realized that was the career path he had been searching for. Kendrick obtained his RBT certificate that summer and began his journey in ABA. In his free time, you can find Kendrick doing yoga, playing soccer, cooking, or gaming and, unfortunately for him, he’s a die-hard Arsenal FC and New York Giants fan.

Ki’Lah is a Jacksonville, FL native. She is currently pursuing her B.S degree in psychology at the University of Central Florida and has goals to become a child therapist. Ki’Lah enjoys traveling, working out, and relaxing.

Kory earned her Masters Degree in science and health with specialization in nutrition and dietetics from the University of North Florida. Kory has a total of 10 years experience working as a Registered Dietitian. She first worked in an outpatient clinic where she worked with all ages from infants to the elderly. She currently works at a local hospital where she devotes her time to nutrition support and educating patients, staff and the community. Since Kory has started working for Bloom Behavioral Solutions, Inc., she has found passion in the challenge of offering ways to improve nutrition in children and families. Kory lives at the beach and enjoys all the beach has to offer. In addition, she loves to spend time with her family, exercise, run and cook. Kory is on a mission to improve the health and wellness of all ages one bite at a time.

Maegan was born in North Carolina, but as a military daughter, she ended up in Orange Park, where her father retired and the family decided to stay. After graduating high school in 2017, she moved to Macon, Georgia where she attended Mercer University. Having a passion for working with marginalized populations, she majored in Global Health Studies and graduated with her B.A. in 2021. After moving back to Jacksonville, her older sister introduced her to the field of ABA. She is looking forward to beginning her career in the field, and is excited for what her future at Bloom looks like. In her free time, she likes to try new foods, discover new hobbies, listen to music, and hang out with her cat, Frankie, and her friends.

Nathan was born in Las Vegas, Nevada and as a military kid moved to several states including Alaska and Virginia before venturing to Florida. After obtaining his B.S. in Psychology from West Virginia University he returned to the beaches to begin his career in the ABA field as an RBT. Nathan developed a passion for the field of behavioral health and ABA during his undergraduate classes and aims to make positive, life changing impacts for every person he can help. During his free time, Nathan enjoys spending time with his friends at the beach, watching movies with his girlfriend and her dog, cheering on the Green Bay Packers, and collecting football cards or Star Wars legos.

Sahar is originally from Orlando, Florida and came to Jacksonville to get their degree in Psychology from the University of North Florida. After graduation Sahar worked with adults with IDD to help them increase their independence through different skill sets and realized after a couple of years, wanted to work with kids to help them grow into thriving individuals. Sahar likes marvel movies and getting boba with friends.

Samantha grew up in Jacksonville, FL before attending Florida State University to receive her B.S. degree in Family & Child Sciences with a Certificate in Developmental Disabilities and a minor in Psychology. Samantha then attended Jacksonville University to receive her Doctorate in Occupational Therapy. While at JU, Samantha was a member of the leadership team that chartered the inaugural Coalition of Occupational Therapy Advocates for Diversity at JU and was President of the OT honors society. Professionally, Samantha has worked primarily with children diagnosed with varying developmental and behavioral disorders as well as children diagnosed with psychiatric conditions seeking inpatient treatment. Samantha has a passion for working collaboratively with patients and their caregivers to ensure each member of the team has a valued voice in treatment. Samantha has an Autism Certification from IBCCES, is certified in Trust-Based Relational Intervention, and has special interest in sleep’s role in emotional regulation. Outside of work, Samantha enjoys playing board games with her friends and family, reading, and staying active.

Sarah Feigenbaum is a Jacksonville native who has a lifelong passion for speech language pathology. Sarah graduated in 2013 from the University of Central Florida with a bachelors in Communication Sciences and Disorders before receiving her Masters from Louisiana State University in 2016. Throughout her career Sarah has worked with children with a variety of diagnoses but with a special focus in working with individuals with autism, brain injuries, and those in need of alternative and augmentative communication modalities. Sarah received an additional graduate certificate from UCF in Autism Spectrum Disorders in 2016 and is a certified brain injury specialist by Brain Injury Association of America. Professionally, Sarah is a strong proponent of collaborating with everyone in a child’s life to help them achieve their highest potential. Outside of work Sarah enjoys attending LSU football games, hanging out with her dog, Miles, and hiking with friends.

Shannon has been a Board Certified Behavior Analyst since 2020. Her studies were completed at the University of North Florida where she earned her Master’s Degree in Special Education with an emphasis in Applied Behavior Analysis. Shannon has experience working closely with individuals diagnosed with ASD throughout the Jacksonville area, specializing in verbal behavior, social skills acquisition and problem behavior reduction. In her current role Shannon provides one to one direct therapy, oversees programming for select] cases and disseminates principles of ABA to support parents, teachers and junior staff. Shannon’s interests within the field include broadening her scope in feeding and experimenting with novel applications of ABA interventions.

In her free time Shannon enjoys spending time with her husband & family, taking her dog on walks, staying active and relaxing anywhere there is water nearby.

Sophie is a Florida native who moved to Jacksonville to obtain her undergraduate degree in Child Psychology at the University of North Florida. Sophie had a goal of working with marginalized groups, with a personal interest in ASD. She discovered ABA shortly after moving here in 2018, and accepted an internship to receive formal training and mentorship to become an RBT. She quickly became passionate about her work and is now pursuing a graduate degree in the field. Sophie is also passionate about volunteering overseas, art, and dog training. In her free time she likes to hike with her dog, Kila, and go rock climbing.

Stormie was born in Texas and grew up in Orange Park before making her way out to the beaches in 2016, where she met her husband. She lives with her husband and three daughters, one of which has special needs. Stormie has always worked with children in a childcare setting since graduating high school in 2012. Then she obtained her Associate degree in 2016 and started to pursue a new career after getting aquatinted with her special needs step daughter. Stormie has always loved seeing and helping make a difference in children’s lives and has always been dedicated to her work. She decided to pursue ABA  to utilize her skills to the best of her ability and is very excited for her journey.