Audrey Lynn AMAdeo was born and raised in Miami, Florida. She has always had a passion for giving back to her community and working with individuals and families impacted by Autism. She started her experience at the early age of 13. Audrey learned American Sign Language and taught her peers who were deaf how to dance.

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Audrey obtained a Master’s degree in Developmental Disabilities, with a specialization in Applied Behavior Analysis from Nova Southeastern University. She is now a Board Certified Behavior Analyst. 

In 2013, Audrey AMAdeo developed Spectrum Dance Therapy and began the Arts for Autism Foundation. In 2021, she wanted to reach both children and parents at the early intervention stage and developed the mAMA & Me program. This allowed her to share the therapeutic benefits of dance with evidence based strategies of ABA with families with children 1-3 years of age across all abilities.

All that she learns she gives back through her courses and consultations. She has conducted trainings for parents, teachers, therapists, + business owners throughout her career.

Audrey is now taking her life’s work to the next level by providing services online and making it accessible worldwide.