Dr. Rebecca Jackson
Chief Programs Officer, Brain Balance, author of the new book “Back on Track: A Practical Guide to Help Kids of All Ages Thrive"
Dr. Rebecca Jackson comes to the role of Chief Programs Officer as an industry authority on the topics of development, cognition, and brain health. She holds a board certification as a cognitive specialist and has published peer-reviewed research on attention, emotional well-being, cognition, and development. Dr. Jackson is the author of the new book “Back on Track: A Practical Guide to Help Kids of All Ages Thrive.” She has been interviewed on the Doctors Show, NBC Nightly News, and news outlets nationwide and has been featured in Good Housekeeping, Forbes, and Business Insider. She has over 15 years of experience at Brain Balance working with both kids and adults. Her depth of knowledge and passion comes from a strong foundation of education, research, and years of experience in driving change in the brain that translates to improvements throughout life. Dr. Jackson has published research on the topics of improving cognition, development, and well-being, and is a frequent media expert guest. Prior to joining the Brain Balance corporate team, Dr. Jackson served as the Executive Director of three Brain Balance centers, personally overseeing more than 1,000 students' progress through the Brain Balance program. Dr. Jackson graduated from Life University as a Doctor of Chiropractic in 2001 and holds additional certifications as a Board Certified Cognitive Specialist and as a MindSet Safety Management Behavioral Trainer. She is passionate about creating and delivering programs that increase awareness, understanding, and change in the lives of kids and adults seeking to improve their lives.
Elizabeth MacWilliams, M.S.A.
FORMER SCHOOL PRINCIPAL | EDUCATIONAL LEADERSHIP AND ORGANIZATIONAL CHANGE CONSULTANT
Elizabeth MacWilliams brings two decades of hands-on experience as a school principal, educator, and leader, making her uniquely equipped to help parents prepare their children for the upcoming school year. With a deep understanding of the challenges and opportunities that arise during this critical time, Elizabeth has successfully guided students, teachers, and families through transitions, ensuring that every child starts the school year on the right foot. Her expertise in creating supportive, collaborative environments has empowered students to achieve their best, both academically and socially. As an Educcational Leadership and Organizational Change Consultatnt, Elizabeth’s passion for education and her commitment to fostering resilience in the face of uncertainty make her a trusted voice for parents looking to set their children up for success. She is well-versed in championing thoughtful, collaborative, and innovative best practices to cultivate ambitious academic, behavioral, and social outcomes in the midst of turbulence and uncertainty. Elizabeth has a proven track record of effectively designing, facilitating, and scaling personalized, community-driven organizational systems and processes amid immense barriers and within diverse settings. She currently resides in Fuquay Varina, North Carolina with her husband, Andrew—also an educator, and their son, Brady.