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Ajah Myers is the visionary founder and CEO of Myers Assessment and Therapeutic Services (MATS), established in 2016 with a mission to transform lives through innovative, natural environment ABA therapy. Drawing on a remarkable career that began in 2001, Ajah brings over two decades of specialized expertise in working with individuals with Autism Spectrum Disorders. This deep foundation in Applied Behavior Analysis has been the bedrock for building MATS into a leading provider of comprehensive, high-quality ABA services throughout Georgia. Ajah's commitment is not just to treatment, but to creating meaningful, lasting change by focusing on client success in their everyday lives. Her leadership fosters a team dedicated to compassion, clinical excellence, and empowering families.
Ajah’s journey in the field of autism services began in 2001, driven by a deep commitment to creating meaningful change in the lives of children and families. Over more than two decades, she has developed extensive expertise across diverse settings and populations. She earned her BCaBA certification in October 2013 and advanced to BCBA in May 2018, bringing unparalleled clinical expertise to her leadership role.
Under her guidance, MATS has grown from serving three clients in 2016 to becoming a thriving organization with a team of 30+ dedicated professionals. This growth reflects not just business success, but the realization of Ajah’s vision: making quality ABA services accessible to all families, particularly those in underserved communities.
Ajah believes that meaningful transformation happens when evidence-based interventions meet children in the environments where they naturally live, learn, and play. This philosophy shapes every aspect of MATS, from clinical programming to organizational culture. She is passionate about creating sustainable careers for behavior technicians and therapists, ensuring staff receive full-time hours and professional development opportunities that support both their wellbeing and clinical excellence.
What sets Ajah apart is her commitment to natural environment teaching combined with a focus on socially significant skills. Rather than confining therapy to clinical settings, she has pioneered an approach that prepares children for real-world success through structured socialization opportunities and community integration. Her innovative model combines 1:1 therapy within ability-based group settings, creating all-day learning opportunities that bridge the gap between therapy and daily life.
Ajah’s commitment extends beyond clinical services. She is dedicated to breaking down barriers to access, ensuring families from all socioeconomic backgrounds can receive quality ABA therapy. Her leadership in serving underserved communities reflects her belief that every child deserves the opportunity to reach their full potential.
Ajah leads MATS with four fundamental values: effective training and professional development, timely reciprocal communication, self-care, and integrity. These principles guide every decision and interaction, creating a workplace culture where both staff and clients thrive.
As MATS continues to grow, Ajah remains focused on her original mission: empowering individuals by transforming socially significant challenges into opportunities for growth, and fostering inclusive communities through compassionate, evidence-based behavioral solutions. She continues her own professional development through ongoing graduate coursework, staying current with the latest research in applied behavior analysis while remaining actively involved in the clinical aspects of the practice.
