Charlotte is originally from Berkeley Springs, West Virgina. She received both her Bachelor of Arts in Psychology and Master of Arts degree in Special Education with an emphasis in Applied Behavior Analysis from West Virginia University. She received her Board Certified Behavior Analyst (BCBA) Certificate in 2018.  As an undergraduate, she volunteered as an ABA therapist at a small early intervention center for children diagnosed with autism. When she became aware of the lack of ABA services available for children in the area she was devastated. She had witnessed the impact ABA therapy had on helping children meet their goals. During her time as a therapist she found her passion for ABA and to be involved in the learning process for children on the autism spectrum.  One of the most important things she learned when she began volunteering at the center was that every child with autism is DIFFERENT. Each child has a right to individualized treatment because they have their own unique strengths and needs. In graduate school she received the Leadership Education in Neurodevelopmental and related Disabilities (LEND) grant. She worked as a Graduate Assistant Supervisor at the same center assisting in case management under supervision of multiple Board Certified Behavior Analysts. She had the opportunity to implement interventions to reduce challenging behaviors interfering with skill acquisition, develop procedures to teach both academic and daily living skills for learners, implement a variety of procedures to increase communication, and trained staff to implement the procedures. She decided to gain public school classroom experience after having the opportunity to collaborate with teachers to transition children to school full-time that had been coming to the center a few days a week. She gained experience and received supervision in a special education classroom where she worked with a variety of students with individualized programs and assisted in collecting data for Functional Behavior Assessments. She enjoyed collaborating with teachers of children she worked with throughout the time at the center. When she's not at work, Charlotte and her husband, Brenton, enjoy spending time with their family and friends, walking their dog Albert, and volunteering at Chestnut Ridge Church with toddlers and high school students.