Service Providers

Angel Jones, M.Ed

Owner/Teacher/Dyslexia Therapist

Masters of Education in Special Education from William Carey University

Masters of Education in Dyslexia Therapy from William Carey University

Mrs. Jones has over 10 years experience as a Special Education Teacher and Case Manager in the public school system and providing private services.  This includes teaching students from a wide range of learning disabilities. She has numerous hours of continuing education credits in the area of Autism and Related Developmental Disorders.  She also has training and experience in a variety of specialized interventions and programs designed to address specific learning needs.

Billi Sumrall, MS CCC/SLP

ASHA Certified Speech-Language Pathologist

Master of Science in Communication Sciences & Disorders from Southeastern Louisiana University

Bachelor of Science in Speech & Hearing Science from the University of South Alabama

Mrs. Sumrall has 25 years experience working as a speech-language pathologist.  She has provided services for students in Pre-K through high school.  

She currently provides services for after-school and summer sessions.

Dr. Becky Turner

Psychologist

Bachelor of Science in Special Education from University of Wisconsin

Master of Science in Specific Learning Disabilities from University of South Alabama

Education Doctorate in School Psychology from Auburn University

Dr. Turner has 14 years experience as a special education teacher and 28 years experience as a school psychologist.  She spent one year as the Director of a mental health clinic, Children's Health Fund, and 4 years as an adjunct professor for the University of Southern Alabama.  She has conducted countless assessments for students with suspected learning disabilties to help determine achievement and functional levels, eligibility for special education services, and the presence of other learning deficits.

Brandy Mills, MS, C.C.D

Early Childhood Development and Intervention Specialist

Bachelor of Science in Psychology and

Masters of Science in Child and Family Studies from the University of Southern Mississippi. She is a candidate in Human Development and Family Science with a focus on Infant and Child at Mississippi State University.

Mrs. Mills has 20 years of experience in Early Childhood Education.  She is currently an instructor of Child Development at the University of Southern Mississippi.  She has worked with hundreds of children on the Gulf Coast!

Taylor Lee, OTR/L, MOT

Occupational Therapist

Master of Occupational Therapy from University of Mississippi Medical Center

Mrs. Lee has one year of pediatric experience behind her, and is excited to help children reach their potential for many years to come. She is passionate about utilizing play as means to engage children in mastering the occupations of childhood in their everyday lives!

Behavioral Specialist (ABA)

Starting Summer 2019

Jamie Farnham, M.Ed

Special Education Specialist

Masters of Education in Special Education from William Carey University 

Mrs. Jamie has eleven years experience in teaching life skills and Special Education. Throughout her career, she has worked extensively with students with intellectual disabilities, brain injuries, and many on the autism spectrum. She has had multiple opportunities to gain experience helping students use AAC devices. She has also received training and gained knowledge in many specialized areas of education including: how to work with students with vision impairments and who are deaf or hard of hearing; the TEACCH approach, ABA, and conscience discipline.  She has a genuine passion to find ways to help every child and individual succeed!

Mrs. Jamie is currently obtaining her certification as a Registered Behavior Technician and is pursuing a second Master's degree in Applied Behavior Analysis to come a Board Certified Behavior Analyst.

Sarah Beaugez, PT

Physical Therapist

Bachelor of Science in Physical Therapy from the University of Mississippi Medical Center

While she has always worked in many different therapy settings over the last thirty-five years, she continues to remember her first love; pediatrics.  Since the fourth grade, Helen Keller has been her hero, along with her teacher, Annie Sullivan.  Why? Because Ms. Beaugez understands what can happen when a patient and instructor work hand-in-hand to reach the goals put forth in a plan of care agreed upon by the patient/family, PT, and the primary care provider.          

Among other educaitonal opportunities within the realm of physical therapy, Ms. Beaugez has studied via the Brain and Sensory Foundations, which implements "Movements that Heal".  Combined with neuro re-education for gross and fine motor sensory integration, she is capable of recognizing and addressing absent, or decreased, integration or normal developmental reflexes.