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Taylor Winfield Heinsohn

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“Let’s work together.”

Taylor Winfield Heinsohn has enjoyed a lifetime of volunteer work and more than 10 years in the field of Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) working with children, adolescents, and adults with special needs. She believes the relationships and support systems she and her team foster for families they serve set the foundation that allows for effective treatment. Her team’s passion is evident in the services they provide and the outcomes they achieve.

Taylor earned her Bachelor of Arts from the University of San Diego in 2006, and her first post-graduate position in the field of ABA opened the door to a fulfilling career. She received her Master of Education in ABA in 2013, and in 2014 earned her BCBA.

Taylor is a thrill seeker and avid adventurer who loves to travel. From mission work in Ethiopia to volunteering at a family camp for children with cancer, she can’t resist an opportunity to experience new places and learn more about the world, others and herself. Taylor loves to laugh and enjoys making unforgettable memories.

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Stephanie Richardson

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“Great leaders share power without ego. Fulfillment comes through serving others.”

Stephanie London is a great leader, providing hope and empowering people to be more independent in their communities. When she thinks about life and her purpose, it is truly to serve. She adds, “The life we live is greater than us, and should be poured out for others through service.” Working with the special-needs population and their families is at the center of Stephanie’s heart.

Stephanie had her undergraduate experience at California State University, Northridge. She was selected to intern at Chime Institute, one of the top inclusion programs for children with disabilities in the country. Stephanie enrolled at UC Davis and was among the first cohort to complete the autism certification program. She received her Master of Teaching and Education with an emphasis in Applied Behavior Analysis from National University, followed by her BCBA.

Stephanie enjoys being outdoors, going to the spa, spending time with family, feeding and serving the homeless, mentoring young ladies through a program called Sarah’s Daughters Ministries, dancing with her church ministry, and traveling.