ABA therapy
Kethia Fleury – ABA Coordinator
ABA Coordinator
Kethia Fleury joined FOCUS Therapy in Fort Myers as an ABA Coordinator in 2022.
Trained as a medical administrative assistant and medical billing & coding specialist, Fleury moved to South Florida from St. Maarten to start a career in the health care field. Her previous experience includes working as an ophthalmology assistant and as a medical biller and supervisor at a gastrointestinal doctor’s office. She is fluent not only in English, but also Spanish, French, and Haitian Creole.
She enjoys the friendly and caring environment at FOCUS Therapy.
In her spare time, she spends time with her sons, Facetimes with her mother in St. Maarten, and watches telenovelas (which is how she taught herself to understand/speak Spanish!). She is also a big soccer fan – especially when it comes to Lionel Messi.
Anaelys Ferrera, Authorization Coordinator
Authorization Coordinator
Anaelys Ferrera joined the FOCUS Family as a receptionist in 2022, and was soon after promoted to authorization coordinator. Born in Cuba and raised in Fort Myers, Ferrera is bilingual in English and Spanish. She enjoys the tropical weather and beaches of Southwest Florida, and loves working in an environment with kids. She admires their endless energy, honesty, creativity, and resilience.
Beau Voltz, RBT
RBT, Registered Behavior Technician
Beau Voltz has been a licensed Registered Behavior Therapist at FOCUS Therapy since August 2021. He was drawn to ABA therapy after spending 17 years as a teacher in the Lee County School District.
“I believe I have been called to work with the youth in helping them reach their highest potential,” he said.
Through years of working with youth on the sports field as a coach and athletic director, to the classroom as a middle school teacher, Voltz looks to working in the clinical setting as his next great adventure.
As a native of Eau Claire, WI, Voltz graduated from the University of Wisconsin Eau Claire with a bachelor’s degree in Special Education, specializing in learning and cognitive disabilities. In 2004, Voltz relocated to South Florida, where he took his teaching degree and worked with students with IEPs in the areas of reading and math. He had a gift for working with these students, as he was nominated 15 times for the Golden Teacher Award, as well as one of the only educators to be rated “Highly Effective” by the State of Florida 7 years in a row.
In 2020 he was approached about the opportunity to take his work with students in the classroom to children in the private, clinical setting. Voltz enrolled at Arizona State University and will graduate with his Master’s degree in Special Education Applied Behavior Analysis in the spring of 2022.
“After years of working in large group instruction, I have enjoyed the opportunity to work one on one with clients at FOCUS,” Voltz said. “Working with motivated clients and families has been one of the greatest joys of working at FOCUS.”
When not working at FOCUS Therapy, Voltz and his wife spend their free time, cheering on their two sons and daughter on the baseball field, basketball court, football field, and gymnastics mat.
