Bio:   I recently earned my Master’s in Education with an Individualized Specialty in NILD and am certified in Standard I FIE. My passion is to empower students with learning disabilities to become independent, lifelong learners and scholarly thinkers, equipped with the skills they need for success."

Bio:   Beverley has been in education 38+ years. Beverley entered the classroom in physical education, moving to the classroom briefly then began servicing students on an individual basis. Beverley went on to get her master’s degree in Exceptional Student Education from Southeastern University. She is a professionally certified therapist with the National Institute of Learning Development (NILD) nild.org and the International Dyslexia Association. Beverley has also been trained in Search & Teach, Wilson Reading System and Feuerstein Instruments of Enrichment (FIE). She is also an Irlen Syndrome Diagnostician, and an administrator of the Woodcock/Johnson Achievement Test. Along with her husband, they raised three children with unique learning needs. Beverley is one of the founding members of The Educational Therapists of the Carolina's and served as the organizations President and Vice President for 10 years

Bio:   Hi, I’m Noelle Knutson, an educational therapist with almost 20 years of experience helping students grow in confidence and independence as learners. I hold a Master’s degree in Educational Therapy from Regent University and a Bachelor’s degree in Education from Pacific Lutheran University, as well as a degree in Culinary Arts—which means I love bringing creativity and real-world connection into the learning process. My goal is to help each student discover their own capacity for change and to develop the tools they need to thrive—academically, emotionally, and personally. I believe learning should build not just skills, but also a strong sense of well-being and joy. I’ve been married for 33 years and am a mom of four, so I deeply understand the challenges and hopes parents carry when it comes to their children’s growth. Every student I work with is unique, and it’s an honor to walk alongside families on that journey.