Lisha knew a more personal and collaborative approach was possible. It was then that she envisioned her daughter and other children receiving the best care that ABA therapy and the DFW area could possibly offer. She set out on a mission to hire the most talented and compassionate RBT therapists and BCBAs in the field and to raise the bar by offering a "gold standard" of care. With that, a better approach to care could be accomplished, thus improving the lives of clients and their families.

Following graduation in 2014, she began in the field of Applied Behavioral Analysis (ABA), advancing from a Behavior Technician to a Case Supervisor. During this time, Alexsha received additional training from the Autism Partnership on a monthly to quarterly basis. While obtaining the experience and training, Alexsha fell in love with the field and chose to further her education with the University of West Florida. Alexsha graduated in 2016 with her Masters in Exceptional Student Education with an emphasis in Applied Behavioral Analysis, becoming a Behavior Analyst in 2018. During the gap from Masters graduation to her BCBA examination, Alexsha practiced as a certified teacher in Special Education (Early Childhood - 12th) and General Education (Early Childhood - 6th). She has taught Resource, Community Based Instruction, and Autism Support and Inclusion classrooms during her 5 year tenure in public education.

Following graduation, Taylor entered the field of ABA, starting as a Registered Behavior Technician (RBT) for 3 years, working directly with individuals to implement behavior interventions. Building upon this practical experience, Taylor went on to earn a Masters degree in Applied Behavior Analysis and became a Behavior Analyst in 2024, with a focused specialization in Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD). This advanced education and clinical expertise have deepened Taylor's commitment to supporting individuals with autism and their families through evidence-based therapeutic practices. With a comprehensive background in academic knowledge and real-world application, Taylor is dedicated to fostering positive behavioral change and promoting the well-being of those served in the ABA community.

She later worked as a Behavior Specialist within a public school district for two years, collaborating with multidisciplinary teams to implement behavior intervention plans and support positive behavioral outcomes across settings.

Lauren earned her Master’s degree in Applied Behavior Analysis from the University of North Texas. In her current role, she supports the development and implementation of individualized treatment plans grounded in ABA principles, promotes data-based decision making, and provides ongoing training and supervision to Registered Behavior Technicians (RBTs). She is passionate about delivering compassionate, client-centered care that promotes meaningful skill acquisition and generalization across home, clinic, and community environments.

Shortly after graduating, she became a Registered Behavior Technician (RBT) in August 2023 and began working in the field. Within her first few months as an RBT, Elizabeth fell in love with the application of behavioral analytic science and knew she wanted to expand her knowledge in the field and commit her career to helping others. Motivated by a desire to support individuals in shaping meaningful behaviors and building strong relationships, she applied to graduate school to pursue becoming a Board Certified Behavior Analyst (BCBA). Elizabeth attended the Florida Institute of Technology from 2024 to 2025 while working full-time in ABA, gaining valuable hands-on experience and applying evidence-based practices to real-world  settings. During this time, she relocated from Florida to Texas, where she joined the team at A Better Approach and became credentialed as a Board Certified Assistant Behavior Analyst (BCaBA) in June of 2025. In her current role as a BCaBA, Elizabeth supervises and guides staff in their implementation of behavioral analytic strategies and works closely with families to provide guidance and support.  Following the completion of her Master’s degree in Applied Behavior Analysis in December 2025, she is expected to sit for the BCBA exam in the near future.