Olivia Solomon is a highly educated and experienced behavior analyst, teacher, and researcher. She studied psychology at the University of California, Santa Barbara, and obtained her master's degree in elementary education and teaching at Bay Area Teacher Training Institute. Furthermore, she completed coursework focused on Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) and became a qualified BCaBA therapist.

Olivia's career includes working as an associate teacher at Marin Country Day School, where she teaches and supports students in central areas such as math, reading, writing, and social-emotional skills. Simultaneously, she served as an associate supervisor and behavior technician at STAR of California, where she helped children who experience developmental delays or behavioral issues utilize the principles of ABA to learn new skills and increase communication, socialization, and self-help abilities.

Additionally, Olivia has volunteered as a Menthal Health Peer at UC Santa Barbara and Menlo-Atherton High School's Teen Sleep Ambassador. She has also facilitated orientations for new students at UCSB and acted as a research assistant in various projects.