Evette has more than 20 years experience in medical insurance billing, coding, credentialing, and collections. She’s spent most of her years in the healthcare industry: primarily Child Psychology, Pediatric Neurology and now Pediatric Autism. She has mastered her experience with assisting with children who have developmental concerns while under the instruction of Dr. Northington.  Evette met Dr. Northington in 2011 and the two establish a personal bond and became close friends as well as colleagues over the years.  Evette considers Dr. Northington, not only a excellent mentor, but a true friend.  Evette relocated from Roosevelt, New York in 1996 to Augusta, Georgia and has been a resident ever since. Her passions include cooking, traveling, and spending time with her family. 

Allison met Dr. Northington in 2011 and the two began dreaming of an autism-based clinic where children could come and receive all their therapy services under one roof. Six years later, P.A.C.E.S. is truly the culmination of those dreams! Allison has had a particular interest in autism and speech therapy since babysitting for a family with a child who had autism while she was in high school. Since that time, she has served as a therapy assistant at a autism-based speech therapy clinic, interned in a school with an autism/A.B.A. program, and focused her speech therapy clinical work in the field of autism. She graduated magna cum laude from Valdosta State University with her master's degree in Communication Disorders in 2010. Allison is certified in Talk Tools(c) oral motor therapy and the Kaufman Speech to Language Protocol. In her spare time, Allison enjoys traveling with her husband, Ryan, and spending time with their three sons.

BriAnne graduated Magna Cum Laude from Brenau University in 2014 with a combined BS/MS degrees in Occupational Therapy and returned to her alma mater to complete her Post-Professional Occupational Therapy Doctorate in August 2020. Her doctorate research focused on family-centered selective eating and mealtime participation ultimately developing her own selective eating intervention she named the Your Unique Mealtime (YUM) Program. BriAnne has been working specifically in pediatric occupational therapy since 2016 and is recognized by the National Board for Certification in Occupational Therapy (NBCOT) as a pediatric specialist. She is currently an American Occupational Therapy Association (AOTA) Autism Level 1 practitioner. BriAnne has advanced training in handwriting, visual, and feeding interventions and is a licensed Therapeutic Listening provider and Beckman Oral-Motor therapist. She has lived in the Augusta area since 2005 and enjoys spending time kayaking on the Savannah and at the local rock climbing gym with her husband, Alex, their young son, Cameron, and their two greyhounds, Randy and Lilly. 

Lindsy Hymel, MA, BCBA, earned her Bachelor of Science in Psychology from Augusta University in 2015. She then began working as an RBT at an ABA therapy clinic providing services for children with autism diagnoses. As her passion and love for ABA therapy grew, she decided to take the next step in her field and pursue her master’s degree in Applied Behavioral Analysis at Ball State University. While completing her master’s degree, she continued to work as a behavioral therapist in clinic, school, and home settings, and took on the responsibility of training other therapists in her clinic. Shortly after graduation, Lindsy sat for her boards and became a BCBA. Lindsy was born and raised in Augusta and enjoys spending time with her husband, family and friends. She also likes hiking, kayaking, gardening, concert-going and photography.  

Tara was introduced to Dr. Northington and Mrs. Evette Frazier in 2014 while completing her externship. Tara graduated from Virginia College in 2015 where she obtained her Associate's degree in Medical Office Administration. Tara is a native of Augusta, Ga who enjoys spending time with her daughter, reading motivational books, and fellowshipping with her church family.