Meet the Team

She has spent her career helping public health systems operate better. But first and foremost, she’s a mom to two incredible children with autism. Stephanie searched the country for a therapy center and school that would help her child excel – moving coast to coast and working with the best doctors from around the world – to no avail. It was then she decided that if she couldn’t find it, she’d create it, and brought together some of Georgia’s most experienced therapists and teachers to form The Tomorrow Center. “Our mission is simple: it’s all about the children.” Stephanie is a single mom of 15-year-old twins, lives in Flowery Branch, and is committed to creating a loving, supportive, and fun environment where children come to thrive. She has a Bachelor’s in Marketing Management and a Certificate of Strategy Execution from Harvard University.

She has a significant understanding of the behavioral and educational strategies needed to optimize age-appropriate progress. Michelle spent more than five years at the Marcus Autism Center where she developed and implemented educational, language, and social development strategies for children with autism. She focused on early intervention, severe behavior, and feeding therapy. She left Marcus to help start and serve as a lead teacher at The Piedmont School of Atlanta, where she developed individualized education strategies in autism classrooms. Her expertise in naturalistic teaching and use of behavior modification strategies, like self-help, transition, adaptive living, and social skills, is foundational to the mission of The Tomorrow Center. She is exceptionally experienced in whole class instruction and curriculum planning. Michelle has a Bachelor’s in Psychology and Human Services and a Master’s in Early Childhood Education, with an emphasis on Special Education. She also has a post-Master’s in Positive Behavior Support of Applied Behavior Analysis. She lives in Gainesville and enjoys spending time with her husband and stepchildren.

She is trained in speller boards and uses keyboard optimization strategies. She is also Safety Care trained. Tati is married with two sons who are very active in sports. In fact, she credits one of her sons’ early speech delay and learning challenges for her interest in pursuing an ABA therapy career. Originally from Puerto Rico, Tati is fluent in Spanish and English.

He spent 10 years in progressive leadership roles with the Boy Scouts of America. Brandon designs and leads our group physical fitness program and has an affinity for outdoor activities and adventures. He is a Lawrenceville native and committed in his faith. He is fluent in English and Spanish.

Jenn has provided OT services for Hall, Union, and Towns County School Systems, in both in-patient and out-patient clinical settings, home health for pediatrics and adults, and for long-term care and rehabilitation programs. She has a great deal of supervisory experience, which is important for her collaboration with our current staff to ensure OT strategies are incorporated into your child’s daily routine. Jenn lives in Clermont with her daughter and enjoys spending time with her family and friends, playing pickleball, working out, and reading.

Jamie has experience with educational and developmental assessments with a focus on mastering educational goals. Jamie is both CPR and First Aid Certified.

She brings a strong foundation and background in humanities and social sciences and a well-rounded understanding of human behavior, communication and development. Mackenzie specializes in compassionate strategies for children with more pronounced behaviors. She lives in Gainesville with her family and enjoys spending time with family and friends.

Amber is pursuing a Master’s degree in Speech and Language Pathology. She spent three years as a Peer Mentor for the North Springs Charter High School special education program. Amber loves kids, music, and spending time with her friends and family.