Greenville, North Carolina
500-B Dexter St.
Greenville, NC 27834
(252) 439-0431
greenville@asmallmiracleinc.com
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Our Greenville office provides services for children and adults living in Greenville and Wilson and the surrounding areas. We offer therapeutic horseback riding for our clients at stables in both Farmville and Greenville.
Our Greenville office also has a unique 
Sensory Integration Room that many of our clients enjoy. It contains a variety of supports used for tactile stimulation and offers soft music and dazzling lights as well. Depending on the individual client and the supports used, the room can provide either an environment for relaxation or stimulation.
We also have two large instructional rooms. One is for quiet activities such as reading and writing. The other room is for art, games, and socializing. In addition to the various arts and crafts, manipulatives and other educational games, we also have computers and computer games available for client use.
Weekly activities at the Greenville office include music education and recreational therapy. We are also involved with the Challenger Baseball and Soccer Leagues, volunteer for Special Olympics events year-round, and co-host Halloween and Christmas parties for Special Populations with the Greenville Parks and Recreation Department.The Greenville Team
Amy Thomas
Amy Thomas is the Program Director/QP for the Greenville office. After receiving a Bachelors degree in Child Development/Family Relations in 1995 from East Carolina University, Amy came to ASM in April of 2000. Her experience ranges from working with children with ADHD to working with medically fragile children in an institutional setting, for a total of fifteen years of experience working with children and adults with special needs. In November of 2001, A Small Miracle, Inc. opened a Greenville office that Amy has managed since that time. Amy’s accomplishments include working with behavioral psychologists to develop appropriate plans for children, completing PECS training, attending a DAN Biomedical Conference, creating the Greenville office’s sensory integration room, and much more.
Julie Brinson
Julie Brinson graduated from East Carolina University with her Bachelors degree in Learning Disabilities in December of 2001, and her Master’s degree in Low Incidence Disabilities in May of 2003. Julie started with A Small Miracle, Inc. in May of 2001 as a habilitation technician, and was promoted to a QP position in August of 2003. Julie has a total of seven years of experience working with children and adults with special needs. Julie’s work as an EMD teacher at a local Pitt County school has given her great experience with IEPs, and she was a basketball coach for Special Olympics. Julie has worked with ECU music students to develop the ASM music education program and has taken sign language courses at Barton College in Wilson.
Amber Byrum
Amber Byrum graduated from East Carolina University in May of 2002 with a Bachelors degree in Health and Human Performances. She started as a habilitation technician in October of 2002 and was promoted to a QP position in July of 2005. Amber is a licensed Recreational Therapist and completed her internship in a behavioral health psychiatric facility. She has over six years experience working with children and adults with special needs, with a concentration in Down Syndrome. Amber is the NCI Part A instructor for the Greenville office.
Kelly Tucker
Kelly Tucker graduated from East Carolina University in May 2004 with her Bachelors degree in Recreational Therapy. She is a licensed Recreational Therapist and completed her internship in the therapeutic horseback riding field. Kelly worked as a habilitation technician for a child with autism with another provider agency before joining our team as an AP in March of 2005. She was promoted to QP in July of 2006.
Lara Fuller
Lara Fuller graduated from East Carolina University in December of 2005 with her Bachelors degree in Health Fitness and Exercise Science. She has over five years of experience working with children and adults with special needs and joined our team as an AP in September of 2006. She is the head coach for Pitt County’s Special Olympics Aquatics program and is a certified Aquatic Exercise Instructor.
Lindsay Raitano
Lindsay Raitano graduated from East Carolina University in December 2005 with a Bachelors Degree in Psychology with a minor in Child Development and Family Relations. She began as a Habilitation Technician in October 2004 and was promoted to an AP position in January of 2007. Lindsay worked at an elementary school as a one on one Teacher Assistant with a child with special needs for one year. She has experience working in an exceptional children’s classroom as well as a regular education classroom. Lindsay also has a brother with Autism. She has been involved with many aspects of his life for the past 18 years.
Kim Visek
Kim Visek graduated from East Carolina University in December of 2005 with a Bachelor's Degree in Family and Community Services with a double minor in Special Education and Psychology. She joined the ASM team as a Habilitation Technician in December of 2005 and also worked at a local elementary school as a one on one Teacher Assistant with a child with Atypical Rhett Syndrome. Kim was promoted to Associate Professional (AP) in August of 2007 and then to Qualified Professional (QP) in December of 2007.
Kim Graham
Kim Graham joined the ASM team in July of 2007 as the Office Manager for the Greenville office. She has more than eight years of office and administrative experience. Although this job was Kim’s first experience with children and adults with special needs, she is a natural at communicating with and interacting with our clients and truly enjoys their company.