Therapy room at Lighthouse Autism Center with toys on a table with blue chairs and book shelves above

Lighthouse Autism Center Staff Spotlight: Ashley

Ashley’s Lighthouse Autism Center Journey

Ashley is a Lead Registered Behavior Technician at our Anderson center and has been with Lighthouse Autism Center since August of 2023. She is a step-mom to three awesome kids and has two Great Danes and a Sun Conure parrot. Ashley loves to read, draw and spend time doing things outside in the warm weather with the people that mean the most to her.

What made you decide to apply to Lighthouse?

When I became an RBT, there was no doubt in my mind that this was the career for me. Unfortunately, I needed to find a center that was closer to home. I had always heard good things about Lighthouse and although I had interviewed for other centers as well, Lighthouse just stood out to me the most.

What is your favorite part of working at Lighthouse Autism Center?

My favorite part of working for Lighthouse is definitely the culture. I love that so many people come together with the same goal in mind and that is to provide the best therapy for some of the most amazing kiddos.

How would you describe your experience working for Lighthouse?

My experience at Lighthouse has been even better than I imagined it to be. Being an RBT in general is such a rewarding career, but it really makes all the difference to work for a company that values you as a person as well as an employee. I’ve met some of the most amazing people at Lighthouse that I’ve created great friendships with and I’ll forever be thankful for that. 

Do you have a favorite memory from your time here?

There are so many great memories, it’s hard to choose just one. I love all of our holiday activities for learners and staff. Spirit weeks are always so much fun because I love seeing the learners faces when we all dress up. The best part will always be just seeing our learners hit their goals and being an essential part in helping them learn, grow and express themselves. 

What advice you would like to share for those interested in a career at Lighthouse Autism Center?

Just do it. It’s such an awesome career for anyone that wants to actually make a difference. There’s not one day that I dread going to work because I truly love what I do. 

Ready for a career where you can make a difference?

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