Central Indiana
Jennifer Feeney
Jennifer Feeney has a Bachelors in Psychology from Asbury University. She was blessed to be a stay at home mom for 17 years and is now excited to turn a new chapter and utilize her gifts and passions with Pure Abilities. Jennifer was a small group leader at church with a group of girls starting from 5th grade until they graduated high school meeting regularly at her house where strong relationships were formed. This past year she has been doing PAC for another company having the privilege to care for her good friend’s 13 year old autistic son. She has also been volunteering at her church on their special needs team on Sunday mornings getting to know several children during this time. It was these two experiences that formed an epiphany for her ….“ This is where I belong!” She has a passion for helping people particularly those with disabilities. For Jennifer, it is about establishing the relationship, listening , learning, observing and coming alongside the individual’s family and network of people to add value to his/her life with steadfastness, compassion and purpose . She has been married to her husband Trevor for 22 years and they have 3 wonderful children. Words can’t describe how much family means to her and she is so grateful for them. Jennifer is high energy to say the least, so naturally, she is a fitness and outdoors enthusiast. She loves biking, working out and hiking. Her second home is the gym or the Monon Trail. Jennifer loves to bake, cook & read historical fiction or murder mysteries but what is most important about Jennifer is her faith which is the cornerstone to everything else in her life.
Katelyn White
Katelyn White brings a strong background in healthcare coordination and patient support to the Pure Abilities team. She earned her degree in Communication and Sports Media from Indiana Tech, where she was also an active collegiate athlete. Katelyn’s professional experience includes roles with the Indiana Donor Network, OrthoIndy, and Franciscan Alliance, where she supported patient care, scheduling, and medical coordination in fast-paced healthcare environments.
At Pure Abilities, Katelyn provides Participant Assistance & Care (PAC) and Day Habilitation Individual (DHI) services focused on helping individuals build independence, strengthen daily living skills, and stay engaged in their communities. She is BLS certified and enjoys building positive relationships with the individuals and families she serves.
Destinee Edwards, MS
Destinee Edwards has a strong foundation in education, childcare leadership, and behavioral support. She holds a Master of Science in Psychology and brings nearly 10 years of experience as a daycare and On My Way Pre-K owner, where she supported children and families through early development, routines, and foundational life skills.
Throughout her career, Destinee has worked closely with the autism and special needs community, providing compassionate, individualized support focused on communication, emotional regulation, and independence. Her background allows her to approach families with both professional expertise and real-world understanding.
Destinee is passionate about empowering families through practical, strengths-based support that promotes stability, accountability, and long-term success. She values collaboration, consistency, and creating safe, supportive environments where individuals can thrive.
Outside of her professional work, Destinee has been with her husband for 13 years, and together they share two beautiful daughters, which further shapes her family-centered approach to care.
Mimi Bridge
Mimi Bridge has dedicated her professional life to supporting and empowering children through compassionate guidance, structure, and encouragement when she was a Police Officer, a babysitter, and PAC member. Her work has always centered around creating safe, supportive environments where young people can grow, build confidence, and reach their full potential.
She is proud to align with Pure Abilities and the PAC Program’s mission of fostering growth, independence, and meaningful impact within the community. Outside of her work, Mimi enjoys spending time with her dog, being outdoors in nature, baking, and catching up with friends — which, as any adult knows, can sometimes be the hardest thing to schedule.
Rachel Worley
Rachel Worley earned her Bachelor’s degree from Ball State University and is currently pursuing her Master’s degree in Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) through Ball State University. She currently works as a Direct Support Professional (DSP) and provides Day Habilitation Individual (DHI) services. Rachel is passionate about helping individuals build independence, improve daily living skills, and become more involved in their communities.
Rachel first worked as a DSP while she was in high school, and that experience led her to the field of ABA. She originally planned to become a teacher but quickly realized that the traditional classroom setting was not where she felt most fulfilled. After learning more about ABA, she knew she had found the career she was truly passionate about. She enjoys helping individuals grow, reach their goals, and improve their quality of life through patience, encouragement, and compassionate support.
Rachel is CPR certified and looks forward to continuing her education and growing in the field of behavioral support and developmental services. Outside of work, she enjoys spending time outdoors, hiking, biking, listening to music, and being around animals. Her faith is an important part of her life and continues to guide the care and dedication she brings to the individuals and families she serves.
Northeast Indiana
Brynne Skarie
Brynne Skarie brings a strong background in health, wellness, and therapeutic support to the Pure Abilities team. She earned her bachelor’s degree in Health and Exercise Science with a minor in Kinesiology from the University of Saint Francis and is currently pursuing her Master’s degree in Recreational Therapy at Indiana University Fort Wayne. Brynne’s experience includes working as an EEG Technician at Parkview Health, along with roles supporting wellness and fitness programming.
At Pure Abilities, she provides Participant Assistance & Care (PAC) and Day Habilitation Individual (DHI) services that focus on building independence, strengthening daily living skills, and encouraging meaningful community engagement. She is CPR, First Aid, BLS, and ACLS certified and enjoys helping individuals grow in confidence while reaching their personal goals.
Addison Bates
Addison Bates joins Pure Abilities as a Direct Support Professional with six years of experience in Applied Behavior Analysis. Addison has worked with children with autism and other developmental disabilities in both clinical and in-home settings, supporting a wide range of abilities and individualized needs.
Most recently a Lead Registered Behavior Technician at the Children's Autism Center, Addison has implemented behavior intervention plans, led treatment integrity and classroom management, and supervised other technicians. Addison is a certified Professional Crisis Management (PCM) practitioner and holds current CPR certification.
Addison is completing a Bachelor of Science in Applied Behavior Analysis through Purdue Global and will begin Purdue Global's Master of Science in Behavior Analysis program in January 2026, with the long-term goal of earning Board Certified Behavior Analyst (BCBA) credentials. Fieldwork hours toward that certification are currently being completed at Golden Steps.
Outside of clinical work, Addison owns and operates an independent tattoo studio, designing custom artwork and managing the studio's marketing and client relationships. Earlier roles as an education interpreter at the Fort Wayne Children's Zoo and in music marketing reflect a consistent strength in communication, creativity, and connecting with the people Addison serves.