Amber Fox is a speech-language pathologist celebrating her 30th year of practice and her 10th year working with children with differing abilities. She is passionate about creating inclusive, affirming environments where every child’s communication is valued, no matter how that communication occurs. As a strong advocate of neurodiversity-affirming supports, Amber specializes in gestalt language processing and focuses on helping children develop authentic, functional communication. She brings both expertise and heart to the Adam’s Village board, supporting the organization’s mission to empower families and educators through collaboration and understanding. Amber is the proud mother of two grown sons and outside of her professional work, she enjoys hiking, spending time outdoors, and traveling.

Kelly Pitaro is a dedicated advocate for families of neurodivergent and special needs children. As both a parent and a community leader, she brings empathy, organization, and lived experience to the Adams Village board. Kelly's son is ASD level 1, which has given her firsthand understanding of the challenges and triumphs that come with navigating support systems and celebrating neurodiversity. Professionally, Kelly has a background in business operations and community engagement and is passionate about building networks that make a tangible difference in people's lives. She joined Adam's Village out of a deep belief in it's mission-to create a more connected, informed and supportive world for families like her own.

Reanna Guerette is a Special Education teacher who has dedicated her career to helping children reach their fullest potential. She joined Adam’s Village because she has seen firsthand how strong communities can change lives. She is passionate about supporting families, sharing resources, and creating spaces where every child can learn, connect and be celebrated. Reanna is a proud mother to her son. She believes that motherhood has given her the chance to be her child’s most impactful teacher. 

Rebecca Peart is a licensed Mental Health Counselor. In her work, she uses a person-centered approach. This allows her to meet the person where they’re at, and help them feel comfortable and capable to live the life they want to live. This aligns perfectly with Adam’s village, which was made to help children who do not fit a cookie cutter standard, but instead with the right tools and education, will be able to thrive in their own way. Rebecca cares deeply about helping people face a challenging world with tools and support tailored to fit their needs and abilities, and is proud to help Adam’s village attain that goal.