Nicole Fragala, M.Ed., BCBA, LABA (Director of Center- Based Services) began her work with children with special needs providing child care while she was completing her bachelor's degree in Early Childhood Education at Curry College. Nicole has worked in Early Supports and Services as a developmental educator specializing in program planning for young children with autism for seven years. In addition, Nicole has developed and continues to conduct an adapted dance program for students with special needs. She has completed a master's degree in special education and a certification in teaching at the University of New Hampshire. While working in ESS, she studied with the Florida Institute of Technology's Graduate Professional Development program and became a Board Certified Behavior Analyst. Nicole has worked at Constellations for the past 10 years in different roles from a school-based consultation to currently the Director of Center-Based Services and Clinical Outreach. Nicole's primary interests involves increasing staff engagement using evidence-based practice and disseminating information on ABA and Constellations services to the general public.

Emma began working with children with special needs at Wellesley College while volunteering as a Visual Thinking Instructor at local elementary schools. After college, Emma attended Lesley University and earned a Master’s of Education specializing in Moderate Disabilities, Pre-K-8th Grade. Emma then moved to New York where she pursued her Board Certification through Northeastern University. While pursuing her certification, Emma developed a passion for treatment integrity, play skills, and activities of daily living. Emma joined the Constellations team in January, 2017 as a Registered Behavior Technician. She transitioned to an Associate Behavioral Consultant in June, 2017, to a Center-based Coordinator in September, 2019, and to a Director of Family Services in April, 2021. Emma lives in Portsmouth, New Hampshire with her husband, son, and two daughters and enjoys running, reading, and hiking.