Kathy Kaluza Morris has been a special educator for 45 years. She has been a speech therapist, teacher in self-contained classes for students with emotional disturbances, autism and cerebral palsy. She was also a resource teacher, diagnostician and supervisor before becoming a consultant for behavior, autism, LIFE Skills and assistive technology at an education service center in Texas. She started her own consulting firm specializing in autism and behavior in 1999.

As an adjunct professor, she taught a course in applied behavior analysis for teachers. Kathy was honored as Outstanding Educator for Children with Disabilities in 1997. She was also selected as a delegate for the President's Commission on Special Education in 2002.

A prolific speaker, Kathy has keynoted many national/international conferences. She provides technical assistance in classrooms across the U.S., Canada, and several international countries. She is a frequent guest on a local news program promoting research-based techniques for working with children and adolescents with ADHD, autism spectrum disorders, and executive functioning differences. She regularly works with the Bureau of Education and Research (BER), PESI, and her own business, igivuWings.
She and her husband, Guy, recently received the ARC Lifetime Achievement Award for working with Persons with Disabilities.