Logan, MS, BCBA, LBA- Owner and Director

Logan York created Power-Up because she passionately believes that empowerment, flexibility, creativity, and authenticity are the essential ingredients to successful and enjoyable ABA therapy. Logan has 10+

 years of experience in the field of ABA and has worked in the field at every level both in-home and in clinics. She has presented on culture and ethics at the Tennessee Association for Behavior Analysts, taught classes on managing challenging behavior at Fort Campbell, and frequently holds de-escalation and assessment trainings for teachers and EAs for the Clarksville Montgomery County School District. Her special areas of professional interest include staff training, acceptance and commitment therapy, self-management strategies, and the use of skills based treatment. When she isn't wearing her BCBA cape, you can find her playing Dungeons and Dragons or singing karaoke. 

Keyodona Walton is a 7-year Army veteran who has worked for the Power-Up team since they first starting hiring in 2023. Her interest in the field is driven by her passion and dedication to children, psychological and physical well-being, and continuous learning. During her time in the military, Keyodona often found herself volunteering in roles that allowed her to mentor and develop youth in both academic and recreational environments. Keyodona has completed a master's degree in psychology with a concentration in Child Life and is a Board Certified Behavior Analyst. Since working with Power-Up, LLC, Keyodona has developed a personal strength in classroom behavior management and has been instrumental in leading Clarksville Montgomery County School District's Classroom Excellence program as the behavior management and ABLLS-R assessment coach.  Keyodona’s personal interests include hot cups of tea, traveling, and taking on new adventures.  

 RBT Nicolaus Powell is a Sims 4 fanatic and avid music addict who has always had a love for psychology. He holds an associates degree in psychology from Southcentral Kentucky Community and Technical College and is currently enrolled in Southern New Hampshire University’s bachelor program in general psychology. When not at work, Nic loves spending time with his family, playing a good session of D&D and pampering his two cats, Pork and Beans. After working with his own neurodivergence his whole life, Nic has fostered a deep passion for helping others who are in the same boat and believes everyone deserves a solid shot at happiness and a good shoulder to lean on. He plans to pursue a doctorate’s degree in child psychology and one day become an adolescent therapist who specializes in neurodivergence and LGBTQ+ mental health.  

 With nearly 17 years in education, Beth brings experience, compassion, and dedication to her role as an RBT. As a certified K–6 teacher, she is passionate about supporting learners through skill reinforcement, individualized strategies, and trauma-informed, assent-based practices. Beth was drawn to the field of ABA by her desire to positively impact as many students, educators, and families as possible. Beth is committed to ongoing professional growth and creating meaningful connections with the learners and families she serves. When she’s not working, she enjoys traveling, spending time with her family, and counting down the days until she can make another trip to Universal to ride VelociCoaster.