Dr. Kimberly Mills - Executive Director
Dr. Kimberly Mills is an international expert in the field of developmental disabilities with nearly 20 years of experience working with youth with varying educational exceptionalities including autism, giftedness, emotional disturbances and behavior disorders, learning disabilities, mild, moderate and severe intellectual disabilities, ADD and ADHD, traumatic brain injuries, blindness, Aspergers Syndrome and more. She has worked extensively with young people with Autism Spectrum Disorders and other developmental disabilities in a variety of settings including general education classrooms, therapeutic wilderness schools, residential settings, juvenile detention facilities, court systems, psycho educational programs and home based settings. 
Dr. Mills received her Bachelor’s of Arts for Emory University, followed by a Masters of Education degree in Behavioral Learning Disabilities from Georgia State University. In 2007 Dr. Mills completed a Ph.D in Education from the University of Hawaii in the field of Exceptionalities with a focus on behavior disorders and a cognate in multicultural education. In 2009 she was certified as an educational administrator and school leader.
Dr. Mills is also an internationally renowned speaker, published author, and educational and legislative policy advocate who has been featured at disability, education, legal and social service conferences as an expert in the field of research based educational service delivery to youth with disabilities, learning challenges and those considered to be 'at risk.' She has taken fledgling programs and brought them to the status of national models of excellence. 

“The team at Tomorrow’s Voices is absolutely amazing. It is a pleasure to work here. The staff are exemplar, the parents are committed and caring, the board members are dedicated visionaries, and the Bermudian educational, health, volunteer, non-profit and donor communities are superb. As a result, our children are making unprecedented progress and are growing by leaps and bounds. We couldn’t do the great work we do without the assistance of our community. We are working hard today for Tomorrow’s Voices. Thank you for your continued support!”

Mona Crabtree (Wierzbicki) B.A. - Senior Verbal Behavior Therapist
After graduating Magna Cum Laude with a BA in Psychology and Art from the University of Rhode Island, Mona Crabtree started her career as a preschool teacher.  There she attended a workshop on preventing and managing difficult behaviors and became interested in working specifically with challenged learners. She has since worked throughout New York, Massachusetts, and her hometown of Rhode Island providing professional and private services to children on the Autism Spectrum between the ages of two to twenty one utilizing the principles of VB and ABA.  She has collaborated with educators, parents, OT and SLP professionals in both home based and centre based programs.

Mona has been with Tomorrow’s Voices since they opened their doors in October of 2007, and has been in the field of developmental disabilities for seven years.  She is currently taking graduate level courses to obtain her board certification as an assistant behavior analyst.  Mona has spoken at numerous schools across the island and facilitates the parent support group that meets monthly at the centre.

“My success as a therapist has come from applying the principles of ABA and VB.  Getting a child to demonstrate what they know, especially a child with communication deficits can be very difficult, but through an understanding of behavior and learning it is possible.  With some learners it happens very quickly, while others may take more time.  It can be discouraging when a child doesn’t progress as quickly as you or the family anticipates, but with dedication, perseverance, patience, and a knowledgeable team any child can and will learn.  There is no greater reward when even a small step is achieved, and this is what we strive for, working hard today and every day…for tomorrow’s voices.”

Kara Richardson - Assistant Verbal Behavior Therapist
Kara Richardson is an Assistant Verbal Behavior Therapist who is passionate about giving children with special needs the care and support they need. Currently, Kara is near the completion of her B.S in Counselling Psychology with a minor in Child Development, from Oakwood University in Huntsville, Alabama. She hoeps to continue with Tomorrow's Voices, increasing Autism awareness in Bermuda, and giving kids with Autism the best quality of life possible.

"I love what I do. I work with fantastic kids! The best part is, I know that my hard work is making a big difference in my clients' lives"