Shelbey is a Registered Social Worker who has been making a difference in the lives of children with Autism and developmental delays since 2007. She joined Autism Partnership in 2009 where she quickly advanced from her roles of Program Specialist and Educational Assistant to Behaviour Consultant. Her insight and commitment make her an essential member of the Clinical Team. Shelbey now wears the dual hats of Behaviour Consultant and highly valued Staff Development Coordinator for our Program Specialists/Direct Line Staff.  ​Known for her unmatched clinical judgement and exceptional care, Shelbey is the trusted go-to person for families, children, and colleagues alike. Her unwavering dedication, compassion and empathy shine through in everything she does, and her ability to identify and build on the strengths of others - whether they're children, families, or teammates- is one of the many reasons she's such an integral part of our team.  Shelbey is deeply committed to fostering meaningful relationships and advocating for families to ensure their needs are met. She is passionate about witnessing the progress children make in their programming and takes great pride in their success.

Asia has been a valued part of the Autism Partnership family since 2007, bringing nearly two decades of heart, expertise, and dedication to her work with neurodivergent children. With a B.A. in Psychology, a Master of Science in Applied Behaviour Analysis and her BCBA certification, she's taken on a variety of roles over the years - including Program Specialist, Educational Assistant, Behaviour Consultant, and key member of the Clinical Team. ​She has extensive experience in developing and supervising individualized programs for children with Autism Spectrum Disorder and other developmental differences. Asia is also a skilled parent and team coach and has presented at numerous professional workshops. She's especially passionate about meeting each child exactly where they're at - developmentally and skill wise- and finding fun, creative ways to effectively break down goals and build lasting skills.  Asia is known for being a cornerstone of the team - knowledgeable, supportive, and deeply committed to the families she works with. When sh'es not at work, you'll likely find her spending time with her kids and family, planning her next travel adventure, or scouting out the best new restaurants in town.

Randi is a BCBA with a Master of Science in ABA - and a passion for helping children build the foundational skills they need to thrive. Since joining Autism Partnership in 2012, she has been bringing heart, humour and serious expertise to her work with families at AP in the roles of Program Specialist, Educational Assistant, and currently Behaviour Consultant. She is a vital member of our Clinical Team! ​Today, Randi supports families by developing tailored programs, coaching parents with empathy and clariy, and mentoring Program Specialists with her signature mix of kindness and high standards. She's also a passionate community educator, regularly presenting Autism Partnership's Community Workshop on ASD and ABA. ​Randi is especially passionate about fostering early learning skills like engagement, joint attention, and the joy of connection - because she knows that's where real growth begins.  ​When she's not guiding young learners or empowering families, you'll find Randi enjoying time with her friends and family, adventuring with her son, or soaking up the outdoors whenever she gets the chance.

Taylor is a dedicated Speech-Language Pathologist who has been supporting children with Autism Spectrum Disorder and other developmental delays since 2015. She brings a wealth of experience from both home and school-based settings, where she has worked closely with families, educators, and clinical teams to foster meaningful communication and developmental progress. Taylor is passionate about helping children find their voice - whether through spoken language or alternative and augmentative communication (AAC) systems. Her approach is rooted in making communication functional, engaging, and empowering for every child. After earning her Master of Science in Speech-Language Pathology from the University of Alberta in 2020, Taylor has continued to support children and families with empathy, skill, and a strong commitment to individualized care. She is known for her kind, thoughtful, and collaborative nature, and for building strong connections with the children she supports. Taylor brings warmth, curiosity, and clinical excellence to her work, always striving to meet each child where they are and celebrate every step forward. Outside of work, Taylor enjoys spending time with family and friends, caring for her cat, doing puzzles, learning new things (especially about language!), and planning her next Disney adventure.

Danielle brings over a decade of experience and a strong foundation in psychology, early childhood education, and human resources to her multifaceted role at Autism Partnership. Since 2012, she has been a valuable member of the clinical team, contributing in a variety of capacities, including Lead Program Specialist, Educational Assistant, Classroom/Group Lead, and Behaviour Consultant. Currently servicing as Finance Administrator, HR Coordinator and Office Manager, Danielle plays an integral role in supporting both the operational and team-oriented aspects of the organization. She is passionate about education, engagement, and fostering a positive, collaborative environment for both staff and families. Danielle holds a Bachelor of Arts in Psychology, Early Childhood Educator Certification, and Human Resources Certification. Her background combines a deep understanding of child development with strong organizational and interpersonal skills. Outside of her professional responsibilities, Danielle is an avid soccer player who enjoys spending time outdoors, camping, and making lasting memories with her family.