Our story, and the people in it.

Since entering the field of behavior analysis in 2016, she has worked with neurodivergent children and their families across clinical, educational, and community settings.

At CAE, Ramsee serves as Director of Training and Development, creating education and resources that turn complex information about autism and ADHD, behavior, development, and parenting into practical strategies families can use in everyday life. She is passionate about helping parents understand what may be happening beneath behavior, recognize the skills their child is still developing, and feel more confident deciding how to support them.

She believes good education shouldn't leave families with more jargon. It should leave them understanding their child better and knowing what to do next.

Outside of work, Ramsee loves gardening, traveling, spending time with her family, Disney, and rarely goes very far without a Diet Coke.

Since entering the field of behavior analysis in 2016, she has served as a behavior analyst, clinical director, and regional director, giving her a unique view of what high-quality care looks like both for families and behind the scenes.

At CAE, Bekah serves as Director of Operations, building the systems and standards that keep every family's care running smoothly and strengthening the process families use to identify quality providers. Her years in clinical leadership have given her firsthand experience evaluating clinical practices, developing teams, and recognizing the systems and standards that contribute to meaningful, family-centered care.

As a parent coach, Bekah brings that same thoughtful, practical approach to helping families understand recommendations, navigate services, and determine their next steps. She holds a master's degree in Applied Behavior Analysis and has an academic background in psychology and neuroscience.

Outside of work, Bekah is a mom of two who loves reading, being outdoors, spending time with her family, and Disney.

She has spent the last seven years learning alongside her kids. Based in Atlanta, she meets families wherever they are and helps them build a clear, manageable roadmap so no parent has to navigate it alone.

Outside of work, she dives into neuroscience research, has been perfecting gluten-free baking for 25 years, walks the BeltLine, and dreams of Colorado ski trips with her husband Craig, their kids, and two dogs.

Originally from Florida, she and her family now call Atlanta, Georgia, home. Their experience navigating therapies, services, and government funding inspired her to help other families facing the same challenges.

Here at CAE, Katie is excited about combining her medical background with her personal experience as a parent. Katie is passionate about equipping families with practical guidance, connecting them to resources, and helping them confidently navigate the autism and ADHD journey.

Jami brings professional experience, personal perspective, and a heart for helping families navigate the often-overwhelming world of autism and disability resources.

A graduate of Auburn University with a degree in Early Childhood Education, Jami began her career as a kindergarten teacher. Over the years, she has helped hundreds of families navigate applications for Katie Beckett Medicaid, NOW/COMP waivers, and other essential programs. She enjoys simplifying complicated processes, helping families understand their options, and walking alongside them from start to finish.

Jami believes families shouldn't have to figure everything out on their own. With both professional knowledge and firsthand experience, she strives to make each family feel informed, encouraged, and supported throughout the process.

Outside of work, Jami loves spending time with her husband, William, their three children, and their Aussiedoodle, Coco. She's an Auburn Tiger, a vacation lover, and a firm believer that life is better with good coffee and great friends!

An Atlanta native, she holds a Master of Arts in Clinical Psychology from Pepperdine University and an Ed.M. from Columbia University Teachers College. Before graduate school, she worked in both ABA and Floortime therapy. Throughout her career, she has supported a diverse range of learners and developed a strong understanding of learning differences, complex learning profiles, school eligibility, and the supports children need to succeed.

She is passionate about helping families navigate school options, understand their child's learning needs, and find educational environments where they can thrive. She loves partnering with families to make these decisions feel more manageable, offering guidance and supportive reassurance throughout the process.

Originally from New Orleans and now rooted in Atlanta, Megan is a software engineering student at Kennesaw State University with a heart deeply shaped by lived experience.

As CAE's Community & Events Coordinator, she creates gatherings, playdates, and events where every child is celebrated and every family truly belongs. For Megan, inclusion isn't an afterthought — it's the whole point.

A California native, Kelsey has a background in business, fashion design and marketing. She currently works in the life insurance industry, where she helps individuals and families plan for secure futures.

Kelsey brings a unique perspective that bridges business acumen with heartfelt purpose, and she is passionate about creating impact both in her career and within the autism and ADHD community.