Alpharetta ABA Therapy Clinic

My name is Alexis Mendez, but you can call me Lex. I have been in the field of ABA for over 10 years, worked in different states and settings. Idris and I started Able back in 2021. I am proud that we've been able to uphold our purpose "be a client first" clinic. Outside of the clinic, you can find me playing volleyball and card games, and spending quality time with my wife and my pugs, Pua and Lina.

My name is Melissa Roberts and I have been a BCBA since 2019. I earned my graduate degree in Applied Behavior Analysis and Autism Curriculum from the University of Massachusetts and am passionate about helping children and families create meaningful, lasting progress through individualized, evidence-based support. I live in Knoxville with my husband, son, daughter, and two frenchies. I value faith, family, and leading with both compassion and accountability in my professional and personal life.

My name is Whitney Ward, and I am a BCBA whose clinical interests include functional communication training and natural environment teaching to support meaningful skill development and independence. I am committed to using evidence-based, individualized interventions that promote the acquisition of practical and socially significant skills. I value collaboration with caregivers to ensure treatment is supportive, effective, and aligned with each child's needs. Outside of my clinical work, I enjoy staying active through strength training and walks, reading, and spending time with friends and family.

My name is Alyssa Kray. I have been with Able going on four years, having started here as an RBT. With more than five years experience in the field, I am grateful to be part of a company that prioritizes compassionate care for both their kids and staff. While I no longer work one-on-one as frequently, I am so grateful for how I get to support our families on the administrative side. Plus, I pride myself on remaining "paired" with each child at our corporate locations! Outside of the clinics, you can probably find me trying a new coffee shop or spending time with my husband and pets.

My name is Sydney Copeland. I have been an RBT for over three years and Marcus Crisis Prevention Program Trainer for almost two years. I am currently attending Florida Institute of Technology and getting my Master of Behavior Analysis Practice. In my free time, I enjoy going for runs with my dog Zuko!

My name is Arianis Gaona and I have called Georgia home for all my life. I earned a bachelor's degree in Psychology from Georgia State University, where I developed a strong foundation in human development and behavioral science. For the past three years, I have worked as a Registered Behavior Technician before transitioning into my current role. I am passionate about helping young learners build essential skills and gain confidence. As I continue to grow in the field of ABA, I aspire to become a BCBA. Outside of my professional work, I enjoy reading and painting which allows me to unwind and continue to grow.

Idris saw the impact of ABA firsthand in his own family’s life. Our snowflake logo was made by his son early in his ABA journey and, as such, has special significance in their family’s growth. It now serves as a visual reminder of why we do what we do and who we do it for. With his personal background and experience, Idris sought out a knowledgeable clinical team who shared his vision for compassionate care, and, thus, Able was born. Opening our doors in 2021, we have continued to grow while always maintaining the same course. We find ourselves lucky to be a provider with a deep understanding of both the caregiver and clinical side of ABA. We strive to help children build essential skills for a brighter future.