Jessica, the CEO and Founder of Atlanta Behavior Academy, is a distinguished professional in Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA). With a Bachelor's degree in Psychology and two Master’s Degrees, she is a seasoned Board Certified Behavior Analyst (BCBA).

Her journey started with a Master's in Criminal Justice from John Jay College of Criminal Justice, focusing on forensic psychology and combatting human trafficking. Working at an Alternative School in Connecticut, she identified a need for compassionate services for youth, leading her to Applied Behavior Analysis.

Jessica's ABA career flourished as a behavior therapist, delivering impactful therapy to children with Autism and Intellectual/Developmental Disabilities. Promotions to Lead Therapist and Company Trainer solidified her belief in ABA as her true calling.

Pursuing a second Master's in Applied Behavior Analysis from Ball State University, she became a BCBA. Relocating to Atlanta, Jessica led the Autism Unit at a Psychiatric Hospital and played pivotal roles in launching clinic-based services as Clinical Director and Regional Director.

She expanded a Chicago-based company's services to Georgia, designing effective interviewing and hiring procedures. Before her entrepreneurial venture, Jessica collaborated on a hybrid care model integrating Behavior Analysis with Mental Health services.

In March 2020, pre-COVID-19, Jessica created support services for ABA professionals, extending her passion for Behavior Analysis to wider populations. Beyond her professional pursuits, Jessica embraces motherhood, wifehood, dog mom duties, and crossfit. A former college basketball player, she now resides in Atlanta, GA.

Hannah is the Director of Operations with Atlanta Behavior Academy.

Hannah has a Bachelor’s in Criminology, with a focus in Juvenile Delinquency, from Lander University in Greenwood, South Carolina. She also has a Masters in Psychology, focusing on Applied Behavior Analysis, from Purdue University in West Lafayette, Indiana.

She interned for the South Carolina Fifteenth Judicial Circuit Solicitor’s Office throughout her undergraduate degree. She served Horry and Georgetown county, working primarily with the Juvenile Diversion Program. Her main focus was the juvenile jail diversion program at J. Reuben Long Detention Center in Conway, South Carolina. 

Hannah also interned under the lead Clinical Psychologist and Psychiatrist for an in-patient program for adolescents associated with South Carolina’s Department of Juvenile Justice and Department of Social Services. She joined Disability Services at Tri-County Technical College after completing her undergraduate degree. Ms. Bromley worked primarily with the students affiliated with the Clemson University Bridge Program.

In 2019, Hannah joined The Citadel, The Military College of South Carolina, in their Disability Services office and served as the head of the Academic Coaching program. The Academic Coaching program works to implement behavior change procedures with students who are academically at risk, have an identified learning disability, active-duty military, veterans, and non-traditional students.

In her free time, Hannah enjoys hiking, traveling, and spending time with her boyfriend, Will, and their fur-child Maverick (Goldendoodle). She also enjoys staying up to date on high profile court cases, watching psycho-analytical documentaries, and organizing any and everything.