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Shanell Latta

Shanell Latta, MS, CCC-SLP, CCSP-ADHD, is a licensed, board certified speech language pathologist with 15 years of experience in special education, including five years in consulting. Shanell has expertise in neurodiversity-affirming and trauma-informed approaches to addressing challenging behavior, including positive behavior interventions, executive functioning assessment and skill-building, and tier two and three social/emotional instruction. When she isn’t working, she enjoys spending time with her family and two dogs, either doing something fun outside or snuggling up on the couch to watch movies or listen to records.

 

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Doug Doty

 

Doug Doty worked for thirty years at the Montana Office of Public Instruction (OPI) as a School Improvement Specialist, Autism Specialist and Behavior Specialist. He provided trainings in special education rules, regulations and compliance; autism; behavior analysis and management; and other specialty areas. He was the initial Statewide Coordinator for the Montana Autism Education Project, serving in that role for fourteen years. Prior to working at the OPI, he worked in adult disability services, as an okapi at Zoo Montana and for the Montana Developmental Disabilities Program as a trainer, advocate and compliance officer in Missoula, Billings and eastern Montana. 

 

 

 

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Ashley Campbell

Ashley Campbell, a Board Certified Behavior Analyst (BCBA), is dedicated to supporting individuals with developmental disabilities and those on the autism spectrum. She earned undergraduate degrees in Psychology and Special Education from Montana State University in May 2021 and completed a Master’s in Behavior Analysis through the Florida Institute of Technology in May 2024. Her professional approach is grounded in evidence- and assent-based practices, caregiver involvement, and a strong commitment to quality assurance and training.

Since 2018, Campbell has worked in the field, beginning as a Registered Behavior Technician before achieving BCBA certification in July 2024. She holds certifications in Pivotal Response Training (Level 2), Autism and Neuroadaptive Fitness (Level I), and the UCLA PEERS Adolescent Curriculum. In addition to clinical work, she serves on the Policy Committee for the Montana Association for Behavior Analysis (MTABA) and as a board member of the Big Sky Autism Project.

 

 

OPI Staff are here to help:

Katie Mattingley, Statewide Coordinator Montana Autism Education Project, 406-437-3874

 

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