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Key Pieces Therapy Staff

BCBA - Board Certified Behavior Analyst

A board-certified behavior analyst (BCBA) provides ABA therapy services. To become a BCBA, the following is needed:

Earn a master’s degree or PhD in psychology or behavior analysis
Pass a national certification exam
Seek a state license to practice (in some states)

ABA therapy programs also involve therapists, or registered behavior technicians (RBTs). These therapists are trained and supervised by the BCBA. They work directly with children and adults with autism to practice skills and work toward the individual goals written by the BCBA. You may hear them referred to by a few different names: behavioral therapists, line therapists, behavior tech, etc.

SLP - Speech Language Pathologist

Speech-language pathologists (SLPs) are licensed healthcare professionals who diagnose and treat communication, speech, language, and swallowing disorders

To become a Board Certified and Licensed SLP they require a master’s degree, passing the Praxis exam, and clinical fellowship, often with ASHA certification.

For children with autism, SLPs specialize work closely collaborating with the BCBAs improving social communication, verbal/nonverbal skills, reducing frustration, and enhancing functional, independent interaction.

Key Pieces Therapy is honored to have some of the absolute best BCBAs and SLPs to provide collaborative care for our clients

Providing you with the best providers for the best care

Elizabeth Fargerson, BCBA

Clinical Director, Bossier

Emma Fargerson began working in ABA in 2016 as a Behavior Technician and found her passion working with children on the Autism Spectrum! Emma began to further her education in the field of Behavior Analysis in 2018 and became an assistant Behavior Analyst in 2019. In 2022, she graduated with her Master’s of Science in Behavior Analysis Practice from Florida Institute of Technology and became a Board Certified Behavior Analyst. It is important to Emma to build relationships and make meaningful changes in the lives of children and families that she serves. Emma is a lifelong resident of the Shreveport/Bossier City area. Outside of the clinic, Emma is a mother of two, enjoys hiking, gardening, kayaking, and CrossFit with her husband, Taylor, and their family.

Melody Bohn, BCBA

Clinical Director, Bossier

Melody received a Master’s of Arts in Applied Behavior Analysis from Ball State University. She is both a Board Certified Behavior Analyst and a Certified Occupational Therapy Assistant. Melody discovered her passion for the field in 2011 while working for the Anne Carlsen Center in North Dakota where they provide cutting edge programs to include advanced assistive technologies. It is important to Melody that she changes lives by supporting families and nurturing the abilities of their children. Outside the clinic, she is an animal lover who enjoys horseback riding.

Hunter Reeve, BCBA

Bossier

Hunter has worked in the field of ABA since 2021 and earned his Master’s degree in Applied Behavior Analysis in 2024. He is passionate about helping children build skills that support communication, independence, and everyday success. He believes children make the most meaningful progress when families feel supported and involved in their child’s growth, and he is proud to be part of a team that shares those same values. Outside of the clinic, Hunter enjoys spending time with his fiance and daughter, making music, and pursuing creative projects.

Katelyn Canfield, BCaBA

Bossier

Rebekah York, BCBA

Bossier

Rebekah began working in the field of ABA in 2021 as a behavior technician and quickly developed a passion for supporting children on the autism spectrum. She found joy in seeing clients reach milestones, both big and small, and therefore earned her Master’s degree in ABA from Ball State University in 2024 to become first a Board Certified Assistant Behavior Analyst, and then a Board Certified Behavior Analyst. Rebekah is dedicated to making a meaningful impact on the lives of clients and their families through supporting the use of functional communication and the development of essential life skills. Outside of the clinic, she enjoys spending quality time with her family and friends.

Megan Ellis, BCaBA

Bossier

Katelyn Canfield began working in Applied Behavior Analysis in 2022, where she quickly discovered her passion for supporting children and families. Committed to deepening her knowledge and impact in the field, Katelyn continued her education and, in July 2025, earned her Master of Arts in Applied Behavior Analysis. She then became a Board Certified Assistant Behavior Analyst.

Katelyn is dedicated to building meaningful relationships and creating positive, lasting change in the lives of the individuals she serves. She values collaboration with families and believes in celebrating every step of progress, big or small.

A proud resident of the Shreveport/Bossier City area, Katelyn enjoys spending time outdoors, exploring new hobbies, and being with her loved ones when she’s not in the clinic.

Khalil Sumlin, CCC-SLP

Bossier

Hunter Todd, CCC-SLP

Bossier

Khalil Sumlin began his career in speech-language pathology after developing a passion for helping children build the communication skills they need to connect with others and participate fully in everyday life. He enjoys working with children of all ages and takes pride in creating therapy sessions that are engaging, functional, and centered around each child’s unique strengths. Khalil earned his Master’s degree in Communication Disorders from Louisiana State University Health Sciences Center and is a licensed speech-language pathologist and member of the American Speech-Language-Hearing Association. His clinical interests include early language development, autism spectrum disorders, and augmentative and alternative communication (AAC). Khalil is passionate about helping children find their voice, whether through spoken language, AAC, or other communication supports, and believes strong communication skills can positively impact every area of a child’s life. Outside of the clinic, Khalil enjoys working out, cooking, and spending time with friends and family.

Administrative Team

Ashley Brock

Owner, CEO

Ashley Brock has spent nearly two decades building a career at the intersection of business, healthcare, and compassion for others. With a natural ability for business operations and accounting, she began her career in office management within a healthcare practice over 18 years ago. It was there that she quickly stepped into leadership, mastering the complexities of health insurance, claims billing, and medical office operations.

In 2012, Ashley transitioned into the behavioral health industry and founded a Revenue Cycle Management company serving behavioral health hospitals and clinics. Through that work, she was introduced to the world of Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) therapy, where she witnessed firsthand the life-changing impact it had on children and the hope it brought to families.

Inspired by the results and the people behind the work, Ashley began helping organizations build and grow their ABA therapy programs. Her vision eventually expanded beyond consulting. She wanted to create an environment where not only clients could thrive, but where the dedicated professionals who provide ABA therapy would feel valued, supported, and empowered to live out their calling.

Savanna Lafitta

Regional Manager

Savanna is the Regional Manager at Key Pieces Therapy. She began her career in the ABA field as a Registered Line Technician eight years ago, where she spent four years working directly with children. Over the past four years, she transitioned into administration so she could continue working in the ABA field while supporting the staff and families who make that growth possible. She discovered a passion for the human resources side of the clinic and enjoys helping team members develop and succeed. She is grateful for the many opportunities Key Pieces has provided and loves spending time in the clinic seeing the children’s smiling faces.