WELCOME TO ABSOLUTE ABA UK's- TEAM OF DEDICATED PROFESSIONAL

Hey, I’m Emma!  I’m currently doing my masters, remotely, in Applied Behaviour Analysis through Kent University. I’ve been working with children with additional needs for over 6 years as a swimming teacher, 1-1 assistant at holiday clubs and in a boarding house, as well as growing up with neurodiverse siblings. I love helping people learn skills and share the enthusiasm that parents have when a milestone is achieved! I am also a qualified swimming teacher, first aider and lifeguard. In my spare time, I love playing squash, going on walks with my family and make scrap books. I am accredited member of the UK Society for Behaviour Analysis, regulated by the Professional Standards Authority too. 

I am located and work in the Norfolk area and I am also available for Telehealth Services too.

Hello, I’m Tegan.

I believe neurodiversity is a gift, and that learning environments should be thoughtfully adapted to meet each child’s unique needs. Every child deserves to feel understood, valued, and supported in their journey. My journey began as a Play Worker for a charity providing respite care for autistic children. I loved designing and delivering activities tailored to each child’s interests, and it was during this time that I developed a deep appreciation for child-led, personalised support.

My passion for Applied Behaviour Analysis (ABA) stems from first hand experience. I was first introduced to Absolute ABA UK Ltd while working as a Nanny for a child receiving support through the service. It was a privilege to witness her grow in confidence and independence, at her own pace, in an environment where her individuality was celebrated and her progress was continuously reinforced through positive support.

What I value most about ABA is its focus on a growth mindset. It recognises that abilities are not fixed that every child can learn and thrive when given the right tools, the right environment, and the time they need.

I’m based in the Cheltenham area and committed to ongoing learning and growth in this field.

 Hello there! My name is Amelia, who is deeply passionate about supporting the needs of children with SEND. I believe that each child deserves to thrive within education, daily life, and the wider community. To support my role within SEND care, I have completed a BSc in Psychology (Hons) and an MSc in Developmental Disorders at the University of Nottingham. This led me to gain hands-on experience with children with a range of complex needs after my graduation, working as an Applied Behavioural Analyst (ABA) tutor. I am currently working towards my RBT to provide the most effective support. Now, as a behaviour therapist, I aim to provide individualised, evidence-based, and empathetic support while working at your child's pace. I would be honored to be a part of your journey towards increased independence and growth.

" Each child deserves to flourish, no matter their needs, and I hope to be part of that journey".

I am located in the Norfolk area, offering face-to-face services."

Jeah is an experienced with over four years of hands-on experience supporting children with autism across home, school, and clinical settings. She is passionate about helping every child reach their potential through compassion, creativity, and consistency.

Before joining Absolute ABA UK, Jeah worked with internationally recognised ABA organisations in Malaysia and the UK, including the Early Autism Project, where she delivered high-quality, individualised programmes and trained teachers from the National Autism Society of Malaysia (NASOM) to integrate ABA strategies into classroom practice.

Her calm and engaging style helps children feel confident and motivated to learn. Jeah is skilled in delivering structured and naturalistic teaching sessions, building communication, play, and independence skills in ways that are fun and meaningful.

She collaborates closely with BCBA supervisors, families, and schools to ensure each child’s programme is implemented with care and precision.

Fluent in English, Mandarin, and Malay, and with conversational knowledge of Malaysia Sign Language, Jeah brings a culturally sensitive and inclusive perspective to her work with children and families.

“Seeing a child smile with pride when they master a new skill reminds me why I love what I do. Every small step forward means the world.”

Hello! I’m Ishita. My journey began in India, where I developed a deep interest in psychology and a strong passion for working with children. This curiosity led me to pursue an MSc in Applied Behaviour Analysis. What initially drew me to ABA was its solid scientific foundation, but what has kept me in this field is the powerful and meaningful impact it can have when delivered with empathy and care. As a therapist, I have the privilege of supporting children in ways that truly matter—helping them grow, build confidence, and feel seen for who they are. I am also passionate about shifting perceptions of ABA. It’s not about rigid rules or one-size-fits-all solutions; it’s about building trust and making a difference in the small, everyday moments.

I am based in the Birmingham area and offer both face-to-face and Telehealth services.

Hi! I’m Anna, with a background in Educational and Developmental Psychology. I’ve had the privilege of supporting autistic children and young people across school and clinical settings, always working to create calm, compassionate environments where they feel safe, heard, and empowered.

I’m currently working toward my RBT certification and will begin my second Master’s in Applied Behaviour Analysis and Positive Behaviour Support at the University of Kent this September. My passion lies in autism support, early intervention, and ensuring that every child—and their family—has the tools and opportunity to thrive.

Originally from Luxembourg, I speak four languages and am committed to inclusive, neurodiversity-affirming practice. I believe every individual deserves to live with dignity, joy, and the highest possible quality of life. I’m really looking forward to working alongside you and your child.

#autism #ABA #neurodiversity #earlyintervention #qualityoflife

I’m based in the West Midlands area and committed to ongoing learning and growth in this field.

Hi, I’m Jorden. I’m currently studying for my undergraduate degree in Psychology at the University of Nottingham. Over the years, I’ve gained valuable experience working with both adults and children with special educational needs (SEN).

I have worked privately as a personal assistant for a young child with complex needs, supporting their personal care, enhancing their development, and assisting in school when required. Through this role, I’ve acquired essential skills including children’s first aid and resuscitation, tracheotomy and ventilator training, safeguarding, and spinal injury support. Additionally, I worked with SEN adults in a care home, where I was promoted to key worker. In this role, I was responsible for managing care plans, liaising with parents, and setting goals to promote client independence and development.

My passion for psychology sparked a strong interest in Applied Behaviour Analysis (ABA), and I am eager to continue supporting SEN individuals and making a positive impact in their lives.

I’m based in the Nottingham area and committed to ongoing learning and growth in this field.

Hi, I’m Kimberly. I’ve been a primary school teacher since 2015. After starting my own family-which now includes my husband, three beautiful little girls, and two fur-babies-I realised that balancing a full-time teaching career with motherhood wasn’t quite working for me. That’s when my journey took a new direction.

After having my first daughter, I began tutoring alongside working as a supply teacher. Within two years, I had built up a large group of students and found myself struggling to keep up with demand. I didn’t want to turn students away, knowing how much they needed support.

Around this time, I met a wonderful family with two autistic children, one of whom was receiving ABA tuition. I didn’t know much about ABA at first, but my curiosity led me to research it-and I found Applied Behaviour Analysis truly fascinating. Since then, I’ve become an accredited member of the UK Society for Behaviour Analysis, regulated by the Professional Standards Authority.

I am based in the Wolverhampton area and passionate about supporting families through ABA.

Hi, I'm Alisha. I recently graduated from the University of Manchester with a degree in Psychology and am currently pursuing a Master's in Psychological Well-being in a Clinical Setting at Manchester Metropolitan University. Alongside my studies, I am particularly interested in becoming a Behavioural Therapist at Absolute ABA UK, where I can further my passion for supporting young children's development. I have hands-on experience working with children with special educational needs (SEN) as a Teaching Assistant in a secondary school. In this role, I learned various methods and techniques to adapt academic learning, making it more accessible and engaging for these students. Additionally, I worked as a Summer Camp Activities Leader, where I created and led activities for children aged 5 to 11, ensuring they were inclusive and enjoyable for all age groups. I am accredited member of the UK Society for Behaviour Analysis, regulated by the Professional Standards Authority. 

I live and work in the London area.

"Behaviour goes where reinforcement flows". It reflects the idea that individuals are more likely to repeat behaviors that are reinforced, whether intentionally or unintentionally.