With over a decade of dedicated work in Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA), Dr. Nottingham brings a profound commitment to both clinical excellence and advancing the field. Her journey began at Caldwell University, where she earned M.A. and Doctorate degrees in ABA, igniting a passion for furthering the therapeutic impact of this science.

Dr. Nottingham’s profound knowledge, developed through years of experience, is balanced by her approachable and personable demeanor. This is demonstrated in her leadership roles and her expertise in building client-centered ABA programs across diverse settings, from homes and therapy centers to community environments in New Jersey. Her focus on individualization and effective collaboration ensures optimal outcomes for each client.

Beyond clinical practice, Dr. Nottingham actively contributes to the field through research. Her research on the use of instructive feedback and staff training has been accepted and published in respected, peer-reviewed journals like the Journal of Applied Behavior Analysis and Learning and Motivation.  She frequently shares her knowledge at conferences, inspiring others with her insightful presentations. But Dr. Nottingham’s knowledge isn’t merely theoretical. She translates it into impactful programs that transform lives.

Dr. Nottingham is deeply invested in empowering future generations of ABA practitioners. She fosters their development through various avenues, including: Mentoring graduate students through research committees, teaching graduate ABA courses, creating webinars and trainings, and establishing and implementing high-quality clinical supervision and training practices.

This seamless integration of research and clinical practice is a core value for Dr. Nottingham. Her current research and clinical interests revolve around optimizing instructional efficiency, identifying best practices for staff and caregiver training, individualizing programs, facilitating effective collaboration across service providers, and addressing behavioral challenges during sleep and mealtimes.

Dr. Nottingham embodies the spirit of a dedicated Behavior Analyst, constantly striving to improve practice, inspire others, and ultimately, make a profound difference in the lives of individuals. 

Outside of her work, she has taken up photography and playing the cello. In her free time, she can be found trying to get the perfect shot of a bird in flight or working on her cello bow hold.