As the Founder of Allied Pediatric Therapy, I’m deeply committed to providing high-quality, compassionate ABA services that are both effective and culturally responsive. I believe that every individual—regardless of background, ability, or circumstance—deserves access to meaningful, individualized care that respects their identity, values, and lived experiences. With over 10 of experience in the field of Applied Behavior Analysis, I’ve worked across a variety of settings, supporting individuals and families with diverse needs. I’m a Board Certified Behavior Analyst (BCBA), and I earned my MS from Jacksonville State University. Throughout my career, I’ve remained focused on bridging the gap between research-based practices and real-world application, especially in underserved and historically marginalized communities. One of my core priorities is developing and mentoring a clinical team that values inclusivity, cultural humility, and ongoing learning. I actively work to reduce systemic barriers to care, partnering with families, schools, and communities to ensure our services are accessible, equitable, and truly supportive of those we serve. Outside of work, I stay grounded by spending time with my husband and daughter; we love trying new coffee shops and bakeries together! I also love relaxing with my two rescue dogs Eevee and Roscoe.

I’ve been working in the field of Applied Behavior Analysis for over 10 years. I officially became a Board Certified Behavior Analyst a little over two years ago, after earning my Master’s in Exceptional Education with a focus in ABA from the University of West Florida in 2022. My passion for this work has always been rooted in providing ethical, compassionate care. I love creating programs that are driven by play, rooted in the natural environment, and built on teamwork. One of the things I value most is supporting others—whether that’s through thoughtful staff training, supervision, or simply showing up for the people I work with every day. I truly love working directly with my clients and advocating for the highest quality services possible. Teaching socially significant skills that empower individuals to gain independence and thrive in their daily lives is at the heart of what I do. Outside of work, I’m a mom to two amazing kids: Lucas, my energetic 3-year-old, and Luna, my bright and resilient 8-month-old daughter. Luna has complex medical needs, and being her mom has given me a whole new perspective on what it means to advocate for inclusive, diverse, and accepting environments. It’s deepened my commitment to making sure that every child—no matter their ability—feels seen, supported, and valued. I truly believe in the power of connection, collaboration, and compassionate care. I’m so grateful to do this work and to grow alongside the families and professionals I have the privilege to support.

Hey! My name is Dylan Carroll, and I was born and raised in central Mississippi. I earned my Bachelor’s degree in Psychology from Mississippi State University and continued my education there to obtain a Master’s degree in Applied Behavior Analysis. I became a Registered Behavior Technician (RBT) in 2021, where I gained valuable experience providing direct therapy services, and I went on to become a Board Certified Behavior Analyst (BCBA) in 2024. I truly enjoy working in the field of ABA and find it incredibly rewarding to support clients as they develop meaningful skills across communication, social, and daily living domains. I value collaboration with families and caregivers and strive to provide individualized and compassionate services that help clients reach their fullest potential. Outside of work, I enjoy spending time with my wife and daughter, watching just about any sport on TV, and getting outdoors whenever I can.

Hello, my name is Heather Wilson-Davis. My passion for children started as a substitute teacher/paraprofessional in 2014 and grew when I worked with youth with disabilities in group homes until 2019. A coworker encouraged me to pursue the new BCaBA program at Troy University of Montgomery (rest her soul) and so I did. I became a BCaBA in 2020 and was inspired to pursue my Master’s in Applied Behavior Analysis, which I received in 2023. Working with children, has taught me how to dedicate time and effort with intentionality towards their growth. When working with children with autism and their families, I knew this was the right profession for me when I would see progress no matter how great or small with shared excitement and tears of joy. One phrase I will never forget that a parent said to me was “I have never been able to be ‘mommy’ to my child and never thought I would…So this, this is the first time I get to be ‘mommy’” with tears of joy. My life’s profession I take seriously as I understand this is shifting perspectives and changing lives. As a wife and a soon-to-be mommy myself, I enjoy learning about more ways to connect the gaps between individuals and the world around them. So, having been in this field for almost a decade, I hope to continue to share this journey as a provider and cheerleader with many other families to come and then fade myself out while watching them continue to succeed beyond therapy with the ABA building blocks we had provided.

I have been working in the field of Applied Behavior Analysis for 5 years. I began my career as a Registered Behavior Technician and currently practice as a Board Certified Assistant Behavior Analyst. I earned my bachelor’s degree in Psychology with a minor in Applied Behavior Analysis from Troy University and am nearing completion of my master’s degree in Applied Behavior Analysis from Western Connecticut State University. I am passionate about supporting children as they develop independence, confidence, and meaningful communication skills, and my favorite part of this work is witnessing each child’s growth and progress over time. Outside of work, I enjoy watching basketball, spending time with my dog Romeo, and exploring everything Birmingham has to offer.