She has worked with a variety of individuals with Autism Spectrum Disorder in many settings since 2016. In 2018, she began her career as an ABA therapist in school, community, and home settings while completing her undergraduate degree at Georgia Southern University. Emily joined C.A.B.S. as an intern/RBT in 2019 to pursue her BCaBA credential. She obtained her BCaBA certification in 2020.
At C.A.B.S, Emily has experience with ages 2-14. As a Clinical Supervisor Emily ensures daily operations of the clinic run smoothly, provides support and resources to families looking to apply for services, and assists in supervision of RBTs.

During this time, she obtained a position as an RBT and Case Manager working 1:1 with children ages 2- 11 in the clinical, home, and community setting.
Currently, Madelyn is stepping into the role of Director of Clinical Quality in which she ensures that all clients are receiving services that align with C.A.B.S. quality and lead to positive outcomes. Her main goal is to provide consistency and fidelity to clients and clients family. She values teamwork, collaboration, and compassion. Believing it is within our control as members of the organization to demonstrate and capitalize on effective, meaningful, and naturalistic teaching opportunities for our learners. The success of everyone is important to Madelyn, and she has a desire for working with learners that display challenges with self-regulation and flexibility.