Consultants:
The Consultant typically has a Master’s degree in Special Education, with additional training in proven strategies to help neurodiverse children learn. With the family’s input, the consultant will develop a personalized plan to help enhance skills related to communication, play with friends, and learning in a classroom environment. They may also contribute to the creation of programs to support life skills such as toileting, sleeping, and expanding food repertoires. Older children may also focus on school work and social skills. Wonder Society’s Consultants are committed to ensuring your child is moving forward and meeting their full potential.
Jodi Philips MEd BCBA
Jodi Philips has been with our team since the beginning in 2016. Equipped with a Master's degree in Early Childhood Education and serving as a Behavior Analyst, she exhibits exceptional organizational powers. Spearheading the day-to-day operations of the Society in Coquitlam, she adeptly manages scheduling, supervises team members, and handles all facets essential for maintaining seamless center operations. Jodi's remarkable compassion and talent are indispensable assets to the Wonder Society, making her an integral pillar without whom its existence would be unimaginable. Jodi lives in Coquitlam and is a mom to her two grown sons.
Kelly Carlson MEd BCBA
Kelly Carlson, a neurodivergent Educational Consultant listed on the RASP and nationally certified as a Behaviour Analyst, holds a Master of Arts Degree from Florida Technical University. Since 2016, Kelly has been an integral part of our Wonder Team, seamlessly juggling multiple roles such as social media coordinator and mural painter. Renowned for her intuition and boundless creativity, Kelly is driven by her dedication to fostering self-advocacy and empowerment among students. Affectionately dubbed the "kid whisperer" by our team, her exceptional talent for connecting with children is unmatched. Kelly's impact is undeniable; every student she encounters not only learns from her but also forms a deep admiration for her.
In 2023, Kelly assumed the position of Program Manager at the Pitt Meadows location, where she oversaw the day-to-day operations of the Meadows Centre and guided the goal plans of the children enrolled in the Little Wonders Program. Today, she is a leader at our new Coquitlam Centre.
Outside of her professional endeavours, Kelly is a devoted mother to two spirited daughters and resides with her husband in Port Coquitlam.
Alanya Davignon, Behaviour Consultant
Alanya brings over five years of dedicated experience as a Behaviour Interventionist, backed by a Bachelor’s degree in Applied Behaviour Analysis from Capilano University. Known for her thoughtful, evidence-based approach, she creates individualized behaviour plans that empower children and families to achieve meaningful progress. Alanya blends clinical expertise with warmth and practical problem-solving, focusing on functional communication, skill-building, and positive supports that promote lasting change. Reliable, collaborative, and outcome-driven, she is a trusted partner for families seeking effective early intervention.