Kelli Fitzgerald
Executive Director
Kelli Fitzgerald is the Executive Director of Brain Balance Roswell and Suwanee. She graduated from Concord University, (Athens, WV) with a Bachelor of Science degree in Elementary Education. Kelli has an enthusiasm for helping students of all abilities reach their full potential. She has experience working as a special education teacher in both public and private schools in Fairfax County, Virginia. Kelli has also worked as a middle school Reading/English teacher in Loudoun County, Virginia. She is passionate about building strong relationships with students and families. Kelli works closely with teachers, parents, administrators, and other professionals to create a supportive and effective learning environment. In addition to helping students thrive academically, Kelli is excited to see them excel in all areas of their lives. She volunteered as an ice hockey and baseball coach for children with physical disabilities. During this time she gained valuable experience and knowledge in addressing challenging behaviors and finding creative solutions. In her spare time, Kelli enjoys reading, writing, swimming, hiking and having dinner with friends. She has also authored two children’s books!
Delaney Pallas
Center Director
Delaney has been an integral part of the Brain Balance team since 2022, starting at the Edwardsville, Illinois center. She quickly gained experience in a variety of roles across the company, and now works as the Center Director in the Roswell and Suwanee centers here in Georgia. Her versatile background within the organization has given her a well-rounded understanding of how to support families and help children thrive. Delaney holds a Bachelor of Science in Psychology with a minor in Sociology from Southern Illinois University Edwardsville. This strong academic foundation has equipped her with a deep understanding of human behavior, which she applies daily to make a positive impact on the lives of children and their families. She is dedicated to continuous learning and improving her approach to make a lasting change on every child she works with. In addition to her professional work, Delaney is an advocate for the well-being of children and takes great pride in her role as a guide for families navigating challenges. She is driven by a desire to create positive, lasting changes, and is excited to continue making a difference through her work here at Brain Balance. In her free time Delaney enjoys spending quality time with her family and cats, as well as making trips back to Illinois to visit friends and Pensacola, Florida to visit her family.
Kerrison Carter
Program Director
Kerrison is the Program Director at Brain Balance Roswell, specializing in trauma-informed practices and providing holistic support for children and families. With a robust background in social services, Kerrison is skilled in using biopsychosocial analysis and evidence-based approaches to address the social-emotional needs of both children and their parents. Kerrison holds a Bachelor’s degree in Psychology and a Master’s degree in Social Work from Georgia State University. Over the years, she has honed expertise in behavior management and developmental disabilities, empowering families through a combination of individualized care and sustainable, positive behavioral changes. Passionate about continuous personal growth, Kerrison also emphasizes adaptability and a client-centered approach in her professional practice. When not working, Kerrison enjoys yoga, scrapbooking, and exploring local coffee shops!
Yiselle Soto
Family Support Coordinator
Yiselle is the Family Support Coordinator for Brain Balance Roswell. She is from Chicago, IL and loves to visit her extended family there when she can. Yiselle is Mexican and is a native Spanish speaker. She has always loved working with children, especially children with special needs. In her spare time, Yiselle loves to read, do freelance graphic design, and spend time with her family & friends.
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