Edaliz O'Bear began her career when she enlisted into the National Guard as a Military Police in 2004. After 2 years, she had the opportunity to transfer to a Psychological Operations unit in the Army Reserves. She earned her Bachelors of Science in Psychology in 2013, and finished her military career in 2014 after 10 years of service.

After her military service, Edaliz worked as an ABA therapist while she completed her Masters in Education at Liberty University (2017) and a certificate in Applied Behavior Analysis at Arizona State University (2018). Edaliz became a Board Certified Behavior Analyst (BCBA) in 2019 after completing 1500 hours of supervised fieldwork. Edaliz has begun working towards her Ed.D. in Educational Leadership.

Edaliz's experience includes:

• • Early intervention, elementary, secondary, and post-secondary

  • Discreet Trial Training (DTT)

  • Natural Environment Teaching (NET)

  • Parent Training

  • Skill acquisition programming

  • Toilet Training

  • Functional Behavior Assessments (home, community, and school settings)

  • Behavior Intervention Plans (BIP)

  • Crisis Intervention

Nathaniel (Nate) O’Bear started his career upon enlistment  into the US Army Reserves as a Lithographer in 2003. After his first tour in Iraq in 2007, Nate transferred into the Regular Army as a Military police officer. Nate was released from active duty after two more deployments in 2009 and 2011. He earned his Bachelors in Business Administration  from DeVry University in 2014 and then completed his Masters in Accounting and Financial Management in 2015. Nate joined Dot Foods, Inc in 2015 and held various roles including credit analyst, accounts receivable supervisor, lean leader, and operations management trainee.

While working at Dot, Nate completed his Doctorate in Business Administration in 2019 and then earned his Master’s of Science in Psychology in 2022. Nate started working as a Registered Behavior Technician in 2022 and became a Board Certified Behavior Analyst in 2023 after completing 1500 hours of concentrated supervised fieldwork.

Nathan’s experience includes:

• Discrete Trial Training (DTT)

• Natural Environment Teaching (NET)

• Toilet Training

• Crisis Intervention Instructor

• CPR/First Aid Instructor

• Parent Training

• Functional Behavior Assessments (home, community, and school settings)

Samuel (Sammy) Woolsey is one of the owners of OABS. He is the office manager and woks in the capacity IT and HR. Sammy wears many hats at OABS.