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Megan Gable, Psy.D.

Pediatric Neuropsychologist

Dr. Gable (formally DiQuattro) graduated with her doctorate in clinical psychology from Roosevelt University in Chicago, Illinois in 2013.  She completed her internship at Children’s Mercy Hospital in Kansas City, Missouri.  She then completed a two-year, APPCN approved,  pediatric neuropsychology fellowship  through Children’s Healthcare of Atlanta (CHOA)  and Emory University School of Medicine.  Throughout her training, Dr. Gable has primarily worked with children, adolescents, and young adults ranging in age from 8 months to 25 years of age.  She is trained to work with children with a broad range of medical, developmental, and behavior concerns.  Current services offered include neuropsychological, psychoeducational, developmental, concussion, and psychological evaluations.  Parent training and associated therapy services are also offered for families who have participated in the evaluation process.

Eliana (Yana) Fisher, NCC, LPC, LMHC

Therapist

Eliana graduated with her master’s degree in clinical psychology from Roosevelt University in Chicago, IL, with a specialty in child and family psychology.  She completed her internship at C4 (Community Counseling Centers of Chicago) where she worked in their child and adolescent department and focused primarily on helping young people and their families.  After graduate school, Eliana trained and worked at The University of Chicago’s Clinical Neuroscience and Psychopharmacological Research Unit (CNPRU), where she administrated psychological diagnostic evaluations to patients involved in clinical research trials.  She has worked in medical, research and home settings.  Throughout her training, Eliana has worked with a variety of age ranges, but enjoys focusing on the pediatric and young adult populations.  She spent many years working with families in their homes, providing behavioral therapy and most recently she spent the last 5 years working in a medical center collaborating with primary care providers, pediatricians and other medical providers to address behavioral health concerns for patients presenting in the clinic.  Eliana is very skilled at connecting with her patients and places great value on the importance of a strong therapeutic relationship when working with patients.   She works with individuals with developmental, learning, emotional, social and behavioral needs, along with partnering with their caregivers, educational and medical team when appropriate.  Current services include developing individual treatment plans, cognitive and behavioral approaches to target specific concerns, including executive functioning, social skills, different types of anxiety and depression.  

To improve the lives of children and families impacted by neurodevelopmental disorders through the facilitation of comprehensive assessment and the identification of appropriate, evidence-based treatment options. 

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Becky Lee, B.S.

 

Educational Specialist

Becky Lee is an honors graduate of Middle Tennessee State University with a BS in Elementary & Special Education and certified Elementary Education & K-12 Special Education.  As an experienced educator, she has taught kindergarten, middle and high school English, high school speech, middle and high school supplemental support, and special education.   Becky is an active member of Delta Kappa Gamma International Society for Key Women Educators, Beta Nu Chapter.  She has completed the Strategic Learning Coaching Course Level 1 which is geared towards identifying, developing, and utilizing targeted academic strategies for remediation and accommodation of specific learning differences for students.  Becky is also trained in the Orton-Gillingham methodology, and she has fostered students’ growth in reading through the Spire program.  Becky is thrilled to be a part of the Pediatric NeuroBehavioral Center of Peachtree City family, and she looks forward to helping her students grow in many areas.  

Erin Rice, B.S.

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(706) 530-1556

16 Eastbrook Bend, Suite 102B

Peachtree City, GA  30269

 

Educational Specialist


Erin Rice has a bachelor of science degree in Special Education from Georgia College and State University. She began her teaching career seven years ago. She has worked in both the private and public school settings as a special education teacher in a variety of classrooms. Erin has experience working with children ages 5 to 15 in and out of the classroom setting. She has thoroughly enjoyed the opportunity she has had to work with and teach a diverse group of learners in the classroom, including children with autism, emotional behavior disorder, speech impairments, ADHD, and specific learning disabilities. Her classroom experience has helped shape her into a well-rounded and compassionate educator who takes each student’s individual needs, goals, and interests into account when creating and differentiating lesson plans and learning activities. Erin has a passion for working with children with exceptionalities and is thrilled to be a part of the Pediatric Neurobehavioral Center of Peachtree City.

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