About Us

Nick’s field experience began serving children with autism in 2014. He worked in a variety of settings including clinic, home, and school setting for 4 years. Making a difference in these families lives through ABA quickly become a passion for Nick. After one year of being an RBT, Nick decided to pursue his master’s degree at Arizona State University to become a Board Certified Behavior Analyst. After Nick passed his board exam in 2018, he then provided supervision and ABA services in the home/school setting for individuals with ASD between ages 2-18. Prior to joining JoyBridge, Nick assisted with opening an ABA clinic in Charlotte, NC for children with ASD. Nick’s interests in the field include early intervention, learning about new research within the field, parent training, and introducing ABA concepts to new RBTs within the field wanting to make this a career.

Dr. Amber Music is a TN Licensed and nationally Board Certified Behavior Behavior Analyst-Doctor. She has been serving children with autism and their families for over 16 years in clinic, home, and school settings and across all age levels and abilities. She earned her BS in Developmental Psychology, MS in Behavior Analysis and Therapy, and her PhD in Exceptional Education. Amber provides outstanding guidance to Joy Bridge Kids clinics, leads a team of behavior analysts for a public school district, and teaches and supervises graduate students in ABA at local universities. She also presents at local and national conferences on the subject of ABA. Amber believes that all children should be able to access the best, most effective evidence-based practices available from passionate professionals to substantially increase their quality of life. She believes individuals with disabilities should be taught skills that allow them to make their own choices and decisions, so they have the skills needed to choose and build a life they love for themselves. Amber enjoys spending her time with her husband raising their daughters, caring for rescue dogs, trying to keep houseplants alive, spending time outdoors, and traveling with her family.

Rogers had the vision to build an organization to truly live out the mission of helping parents and children with autism to access opportunities to achieve transformational results in their lives. He and his wife are the parents of seven children which provided a great deal of inspiration for the founding of JoyBridge. He enjoys building a culture of joy, excellence and service in an enterprise to help people achieve results beyond their wildest expectations. In his 25 year career, Rogers has built and led successful teams and organizations in multiple arenas. Prior to founding JoyBridge in 2020, he was the CEO of The Escape Game, a national company focused on creating and delivering amazing experiences. He is delighted to now be helping children with autism to reach their brightest future at JoyBridge.