Who We Are
Elizabeth Hewatt, BCBA
My name is Elizabeth Hewatt. I received my undergraduate degree in elementary education from Midwestern State University in 1997. In an effort to understand and help my own children diagnosed with Autism Spectrum Disorder, I went to graduate school and earned my Master of Arts in Special Education with emphases in Autism and Applied Behavior Analysis from Ball State University in 2014. I have been working as a BCBA since 2014. I managed my own clinic in Kansas (2014-2019) and have worked for several clinics within the Houston area (2019-2022). I am a licensed teacher in the state of Texas, a
QBS Safety-Care Behavioral Safety Trainer and Family Trainer, and an ACE provider. I have worked with autistic individuals from ages 18 months to 22-years old. My goal is to provide ethical services to families in order to make a socially significant and functional change in the person’s life through the use of ABA therapy, principles of behavior, and/or parent consultation.
Hillary Bolton, BCaBA
My name is Hillary Bolton. I earned my Bachelor of Science in Psychology with a minor in Applied Behavior Analysis from Purdue University Global and am currently working on my Master of Science in the same specialty. I have experience directly delivering ABA-based behavior intervention plans to young children with Autism Spectrum Disorder as well as incorporating behavior change plans into the Kindergarten curriculum. I became certified as a BCaBA, or assistant behavior analyst, in 2022 and am currently interning under Elizabeth Hewatt to become a BCBA. My focus and special interests are in feeding therapy and desensitization.