2008 Summer Leadership at FEAT of Washington
For the summer of 2008, FEAT continues its rich history of
securing excellent leadership of its clinical programs. We
happily announce that Kelly Ferris, M.Ed.,BCBA, will return
Program (formerly known as the Academic Summer
Program). This year, Kelly will be joined by
Rose Feddock, M.S., BCBA, as Associate Director. Rose
comes to FEAT of Washington from the great state of Illinois,
where she worked as the director for large ABA service
provision agency and completed her master’s degree in the
Applied Behavior Analysis program at the Chicago School of
Kelly Ferris, M. Ed., BCBA
In addition to Kelly and Rose, we are thrilled to
announce that Andrew (Drew) Syvertsen, M.S., BCBA,
will serve as the Program Director for FEAT’s new
and that his wife, Carrie Syvertsen, MSW, LCSW,
will join him as Associate Director of the ELP program.
Both Drew and Carrie came to Washington from
Chicago, where Carrie completed her master’s degree
in social work at the prestigious University of Chicago,
and Drew completed his master’s degree at the
Chicago School of Professional Psychology.
Some of you may already know Drew in his role as Senior Lead Clinician for FEAT’s Transitions for Teens program. Carrie has worked for both the Kent public schools and the Seattle public schools and currently serves as an officer within the Washington Association of School Social Workers.
Please do make sure that you stop by and say hello to our summer program directors whenever you find yourself near FEAT’s offices!
Families for Effective Autism Treatment
(FEAT) of Washington
