[b]Amelia Foxwell[/b] is an ABA therapist and the director of The McArdle Center for Early Autism Intervention. This center is first of its kind in Mid-shore area, which provides services for children with autism from age 2 to 8 years. The children diagnosed with autism spectrum disorder are provided the required guidance and support according to their stage of autism. Amelia has more than fifteen years of experience of training and working with children suffering from autism.

[b]Amelia Foxwell[/b] is also a psychology professional specializing in providing vital support and help to the survivors of violence, torture and trauma. She volunteers for a foundation in Applied Behavior Analysis, and strives to empower the communities of survivors and equip them to normally settle back in the society. Her work is focused on work therapy, mindfulness, positive psychology, and community structuring. She has a keen interest in vivid opportunities to find a suitable and secure place for these people to thrive in the society.

[b]About Amelia Foxwell[/b]

[b]Amelia Foxwell[/b] is an experienced psychology professional who focuses on work therapy, mindfulness, positive psychology, and community structuring. She works with other professionals to help people suffering from any trauma, violence or torture, and help them renormalize into the society. Throughout her professional career, she has worked with many reputed firms. She has served as a Community Liaison at Deaf Referral Services, Project Manager at Epicurean Life, Advisor at Novus Investigations, Director at Veterans Landing Zone, ABA Therapist at V.B. and Instructor at Z7 Tactical. In 2016, she received “Volunteer of the Year” award by Chesapeake Charities.