Meet our Clinical Director, Aubrey, LISW-S. Aubrey brings a practical and relationship-driven approach to working with adolescents. She has a particular appreciation for young people who may be considered challenging or difficult to engage and believes those behaviors often communicate something important. Her clinical philosophy emphasizes understanding before judgment, accountability without losing connection, and communication that feels genuine rather than scripted. Aubrey believes effective clinical work doesn't require having the perfect words she believes sometimes the real words work better. She strives to create an environment where young people can be themselves while still being challenged to grow.

Meet Laken one of our resident clinicians, and a loving mom of three. She is an avid animal enthusiest, and someone who’s passionate about working with youth. She adores farm life, spending time with her family, and caring for all the animals on her farm. Laken truly believe everything grows with love and nurturing, and that the energy you put into life tends to find its way back to you.

Meet one of our resident clinicians, Nicole. Nicole graduated from Mount Vernon Nazarene University in 2022. She has experience working with all ages, but enjoys working with children in the mental health field. She has five children of her own. In Nicole's free time she likes to garden and attend her children's sporting events. She has also found that she has a love for travel ing when she finds the free time to do so.

Jennifer is a dedicated TBS Case Manager who is passionate about supporting youth in their mental health and personal growth. She works to provide a safe, supportive, and encouraging environment where youth can develop the skills they need to manage emotions, build healthy relationships, improve communication, and work toward their individual goals. She believes in meeting each youth where they are, building positive relationships, and providing consistent support while encouraging independence and personal responsibility. Her value for compassion, patience, teamwork, and individualized care is apparent and she strives to help each youth recognize their strengths and make meaningful progress.