Casey Joseph is a passionate and licensed Special Education Teacher and founder of an educational support company that serves students and families across Washington D.C., Maryland, and Virginia. With a degree in Psychology and Early Childhood Education from Touro College, Casey leads a team of 26 master’s-level educators, providing in-home private education and wraparound services to children and young adults between the ages of 2 and 28. Her efforts have positively impacted over 250 families, offering support that includes private school placement and comprehensive care for students on the spectrum.
A member of the Council for Exceptional Children (CEC) and APA, Casey has been featured in Stroll Magazine and was honored with Touro College’s Excellence in Continuing Mentoring Award. She is most proud of earning her degree after losing her mother, Lauren Miller, to breast cancer at age 21—a moment that shaped her resilience and mission.
With a long-term goal to build a K–12 school for students on the autism spectrum, write her biography, and launch a nonprofit, Casey continues to push boundaries in education. Her philosophy centers around creativity and the guidance of strong mentors, as she builds a legacy rooted in compassion, advocacy, and meaningful change.