Meet our Providers

As a Licensed Clinical Social Worker, Danielle assists youth and adults struggling with chronic mental health illnesses and recovery from past trauma. Danielle guides her clients toward growth, understanding, and healing with a person-centered, trauma-informed, and often experiential approach. She has a passion for meeting clients in their environment to help guide them to the future they envision. Danielle embraces a Neuroscience-Informed lens while exploring symptoms related to trauma and leans on Adventure-Based Therapy approaches to empower, strengthen, and enhance the lives of her clients and their connection to the world around them.

Danielle is passionate and motivated by the idea that we can empower client's in ways that improves their own trajectories by engaging and providing tools to help clients move toward post-traumatic growth.

She is inspired by the knowledge that though we may not be able to control the world we were brought into or some of the circumstances we have encountered, we have the capacity for resilience, recovery, and positive change, first for ourselves, and then to support others. 

Ashley has been supporting individuals, specializing in women with trauma, chronic illness and invisible disabilities, as well as at-risk children and adolescents, as a Board Certified Health and Wellness Coach for the past 5 years. She completed her training with the Institute for Integrative Nutrition and went on to earn her certification as a Trauma Sensitive Yoga Facilitator (TCTSY-F). 

Ashley works with her clients, one on one or in small groups, to guide them in making lifestyle changes that produce sustainable results. She takes a client-centered and trauma-informed approach to help participants develop a deeper understanding of how their lifestyle choices can impact many facets of their life including, energy levels, physical/mental well-being, relationships and overall sense of life satisfaction. Ashley has a knack for developing personal skills in the areas of organization, planning, task initiation and problem solving.

In 2022, Erin completed a post-graduate certificate in psychiatric mental health nursing and became a board-certified PMHNP, certified to treat both adult and pediatric populations. This specialized training included invaluable hands-on experience with a wide range of patients, including those with severe and complex mental health issues, and solidified her commitment to helping individuals navigate their mental wellness journeys. Erin has had the privilege of working at an academic health center, where she collaborated with some of the leading experts in psychiatry and provided care to individuals with severe mental health concerns. While she enjoys working with a broad spectrum of patients, Erin has a particular interest in supporting those with developmental disabilities and neurodivergent individuals.

Erin is dedicated to meeting patients and families where they are, working together to develop personalized treatment plans. Believing strongly in the power of education, she views patient and family education as essential to the achievement of mental health goals. Erin also remains committed to professional growth, continually seeking opportunities to expand her knowledge and stay current with advancements in psychiatric care.

Outside of work, Erin enjoys crafting, hiking, yoga, reading, traveling, and spending quality time with family and friends.

With over 15 years of experience working as a registered nurse in a wide variety of settings, Lauren is well versed in providing care for clients with chronic complex needs and providing education and support to those with new diagnoses.

Lauren earned her Bachelors of Science in Nursing in 2010. Previous to that degree, she attended the University of Minnesota for four years and studied psychology with an emphasis on pharmacology. Since becoming a nurse, she has worked in several specialties: cardiology, oncology, clinical research, care coordination, chronic disease management and interventional psychiatry. In all of these roles, she has excelled as a patient advocate and educator, making sure that all the people she meets have the resources and information they need to move forward confidently to meet their health goals. 

Her approach to nursing is to meet people with curiosity around how they view their health conditions and to become a partner in care in a way that best serves her clients. She is passionate about delivering culturally competent, trauma-informed, and whole person health care. She loves working with people of all ages - children, adolescents and adults. 

Lauren finds a great amount of joy in being creative, both in her career and at home. In her free time she enjoys reading, live music, drawing, painting, fishing, and spending time with her family at the lake.

As an Advanced Practice Social Worker, Tim Fasano (He/Him), combines compassion with evidence-based techniques to offer a supportive therapeutic environment. His approach is trauma-informed and incorporates methods from EMDR, Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, Dialectical Behavioral Therapy, Solution-Focused Therapy, and various mindfulness and somatic-based approaches. Tim's goal is to meet clients where they are and help them create real, attainable goals.

Tim provides effective and compassionate mental health care to a diverse range of clients with a strong commitment to respecting their background, experiences, and identities. He has a deep-rooted passion for helping others navigate life's challenges and offers care for those facing mental health struggles. Tim also utilizes experiential and adventure therapies aimed at empowering and strengthening clients' abilities to respond to and overcome challenges. 

Krisha DeWitt is an Advanced Practice Social Worker (APSW) with several years of experience supporting individuals through the Comprehensive Community Services (CCS) program. Over the past four years, she has worked with both children and adults, helping clients navigate a wide range of mental health challenges.

Her therapeutic approach is collaborative and person-centered, drawing from evidence-based practices such as Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT), and mindfulness. She also enjoys incorporating creative methods—such as art and expressive activities—into sessions to support emotional processing and self-expression in ways that feel meaningful and accessible.

Whether someone is seeking support for anxiety, depression, emotional regulation, life transitions, or simply looking for a safe space to grow, Krisha strives to provide a compassionate and nonjudgmental environment where healing and personal growth can occur.

Available Mon- Wed

10:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m

Magnolia Office in Waunakee (606 Cooper Rd)

Anthony earned his Bachelor of Science in Leadership from Trident University while on active duty as a Staff Sergeant in the United States Army. After serving as a Recruiter in the Madison area, Anthony transitioned into the Army Reserves. His extensive experience as a recruiter includes leading, training, developing and mentoring individuals throughout the community. 

Anthony's experience working with people from all types of backgrounds and cultures has given him insight into the many underserved populations and the need for more accessibility of supportive roles and resources. He is passionate in his role of assisting and empowering others to recognize their full potential through mentoring and support. He enjoys using outdoor experiences and connection to nature as a path towards healing and personal growth. On a personal level, he is a family man with a wife and four children. He enjoys fishing, playing video games, learning about world history, and, as a new home-owner, he is learning to love DIY home improvements. Anthony is concurrently serving as an intern while completing his MSW program. 

DeShala holds a Master of Social Work Licensure and has dedicated the past 12 years to supporting elementary students in grades K-5 within a school setting. She obtained her Master’s degree from the University of Madison. Her professional passion lies in aiding individuals in understanding and processing trauma, enhancing resilience, and developing self-care strategies. 

DeShala is committed to creating welcoming environments that foster safety, support, and validation, ensuring that each individual feels recognized and valued. She is particularly devoted to assisting women and children who have experienced childhood trauma, employing active listening and facilitating support groups to guide them towards healing. Those who meet with DeShala find a comforting presence, a deep understanding, and a pathway to recovery in a community that resonates with their experiences.

Indigo obtained her MA in Critical Psychology and Human Services from Prescott College, nestled in the High Desert between the mountain ranges of Central Arizona. In the preceding years, she studied Outdoor Education along the shore of Lake Superior at Northland College. Both schools integrate experiential education, which later inspired career choices that brought her ever deeper into nature. She has worked for Wilderness Therapy organizations in Oregon and Wisconsin, leading immersive backpacking trips for at-risk teens and young adults through the Deschutes and Chequamegon National Forests. 

She is an enthusiastic proponent of adventure-based psychoeducation, which enables people of all ages to develop an integrated, healthy self-concept by building skills such as self-sufficiency, interpersonal awareness, intrinsic motivation, integrity, and direct communication. She takes a relational approach while supporting clients in acheiving the fundamental human needs of connection, safety, and individuation. With practice and guidance, she offers practical skills that may enable clients to self-regulate their nervous systems and make more conscious and thoughtful life decisions. Additionally, Indigo recently earned her Substance Abuse Counselor Certification through UW Madison.

Jerry earned his Master's Degree in Social Work at the University of Wisconsin - Milwaukee in 2023 with a focus on trauma-informed care. His experience in the Marine Corps gave him experience in mentoring, training, leading and fostering growth in others and himself. Jerry uses a strengths-based, insight-oriented, and person-centered approach in order to assist and guide those he works with towards growth and healing. 

Jerry has worked with various populations in different positions such as in a group home setting, individual mentoring, family support work, and advocacy for the past 9 years. He has also been providing individual and family therapy and services for 2 years. Jerry utilizes Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Motivational Interviewing (MI), and Dialectical Behavioral Therapy (DBT) methods in his work, but continues to seek further learning and education on many other therapeutic models and modalities. He believes in meeting people where they are at and is passionate and helping people make progress towards their goals and further growth in a cohesive, empowering, non-judgemental, and positive manner.

Rachel earned her Masters degree in Social work From the University of Whitewater Wisconsin. She has worked extensively with underserved communities affected by trauma- particularly survivors of domestic violence and those facing systemic inequities. She employs a holistic and empathic approach. Rachel is dedicated to creating safe, supportive environments that empowers her clients to heal and rebuild their lives. 

As a Veteran of the United States Marine Corps, she integrates her diverse knowledge and experiences to address clients' needs with understanding and respect. Driven by a passion for Social Work, Rachel strives to uplift marginalized voices and foster lasting positive change within individuals and their communities. 

Rider is a dedicated mentor and skill developer with a diverse background in leadership, communication, and personal growth. Through personal and professional experiences, they have cultivated strong abilities in building connections and providing support to individuals facing challenges. As co-captain of their  swim team, Rider developed leadership skills while helping teammates navigate both athletic performance and personal struggles, fostering trust and encouraging open communication.

Rider's passion for helping others stems from their own experiences, which include navigating foster care, IEPs, and complex personal relationships. These experiences have deepened their empathy and commitment to empowering others on their own journeys.

With a range of skills in budgeting, self-confidence building, resiliency-building, communication, and wellness through physical movement and music, Rider is committed to mentoring individuals, especially those facing similar life challenges as he once had. In addition, they also have a strong interest in leveraging technology to help others grow and develop inorder to better serve them in meeting their personal and health care needs, making them a resourceful guide for those seeking to build practical skills, organizational strategies, and confidence.

Kirsten earned both her Bachelors and Masters Degrees in Social Work from the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee, focusing primarily in direct practice surrounding Autism Spectrum Disorders and Mental Health in youth/adolescents. Kirsten has background working in Child/Adolescent and Family services, and is familiar with the world of CCS programming, having worked as a Service Facilitator in Waukesha County and found her passion for direct therapy practices through this role. 

Kirsten uses a combination of strengths-based, person-centered, and trauma-informed approaches, finding the most effective way to connect with her clients through hands-on activities such as art projects, strategy games, mindfulness/sensory activities, and meeting in environments that the client is most comfortable in. Kirsten is open to working with youth/ adolescents of all ages, genders, races, and sexualities and is passionate about ensuring that all clients are met with respect, compassion, and the support needed to aid them in reaching their mental health goals. 

Jesse is an advanced practice social worker, earning his undergraduate degree from the University of Wisconsin-Whitewater. Jesse continued his education pursuit to receive his master’s degree at Aurora University. Both degrees in his undergraduate and master’s program were in social work, emphasizing in health care social work in his master’s program. Jesse has an extensive history of case management experience with My Choice Wisconsin and Jefferson County, Comprehensive Community Services program. Jesse is now a full-time Court Monitor for Waukesha County, where he oversees individuals placed on Chapter 51 commitment orders.

Jesse has a passion for finding the strengths in every person and helping them gain confidence in their daily lives. Jesse’s implementation of strength-based perspective, motivational interviewing, and empowerment helps individual’s overcome challenges, gain confidence, and develop skills for your day-to-day life. 

Jenni Flores Daane (she/her) has a belief system rooted in trauma informed care, cultural humility and strength based practice. She strives to learn how each family functions in their own unique way. 

Jenni earned her Masters in Social Work from the University of Wisconsin- Madison in 2023. She has dedicated the last 8 years to serving families in the child welfare system where she supported parents in achieving their goals, provided case management, connected families to resources, and facilitated trainings to caregivers who wanted to learn trauma informed parenting tools. 

Jenni knows that being a caregiver can come with challenges and feelings you never anticipated, and it can also bring joy you never knew existed. Jenni believes that no parent should have to walk alone in their journey. Jenni builds parents up without judgement because she knows that we are all doing the best we can with the tools we have in the moment. She provides a compassionate and curious environment to ensure clients can be their vulnerable selves.

Kim earned her Bachelor’s degree in Occupational Therapy from the University of Wisconsin-La Crosse, and has provided an extensive array of therapy groups in a mental health hospital for over 20 years. Some of these groups have included: Community Safety, Kitchen 101, Anyone Can Draw!, Money Management, Leisure and Crafts, Euchre, Cognitive Training, Creative Expressions, etc. As a mental health Occupational Therapist, Kim recognizes that engagement in every day, meaningful activities is crucial for overall health and well-being, as well as for recovery. 

For the last 3 years, Kim has worked as a Horticultural Therapist, utilizing gardening, plant care, and related activities as a therapeutic tool to address various needs, including improving motor skills, reducing stress, enhancing social interaction, and promoting emotional well-being.  

Kim also owns and runs a Flower Farm and has a passion for teaching others the beauty of nurturing a seedling into a fully formed plant. She regularly offers group sessions in floral care and design, emphasizing the healing properties of natural, pollinator-friendly flowers and vegetables.

Outside of work, Kim enjoys coaching volleyball, volunteering with nonprofits, shopping at thrift stores, hiking, remodeling her home, and spending time with her family, friends, and 7 fur-babies!

After completing an Associate degree in Human Services, Kirstin returned to the University of Wisconsin-Madison where she earned both a BS in Rehabilitation Psychology and an MS in Rehabilitation Counseling. Kirstin has over 15 years of experience working in both clinical and community settings with individuals, families, and groups experiencing mental healthcare, and/or substance use issues. She is passionate about supporting people from a person-centered, strengths-based, holistic framework. She believes that rapport building is essential for trusting relationships to form. Kirstin continues to practice cultural humility and works from a culturally sensitive perspective, which allows her to collaborate with various individuals and groups. 

She has helped individuals with recovery objectives such as decluttering, community living skills, psychoeducation, and teaching self-advocacy and communication skills. In her down time, Kirstin enjoys listening to music, practicing mindfulness, working on art projects, snacking, helping in the community and goofing off with her kiddo, kitty, and bunny.

Previous experience in CCS programs providing: Medication Management, Physical Health Monitoring, Individual Skill Development and Enhancement, Employment-Related Skill Training, Individual and/or Family Psychoeducation, Wellness Management and Recovery/Recovery Support Services

Hannah earned her Master of Social Work Degree in 2025 from the University of Wisconsin-Whitewater. Throughout her studies, she gained valuable experience working with diverse populations in both school and community settings. In these roles, she supported youth, adults, and family systems. She also worked closely with a wide variety of multidisciplinary professionals. These experiences have strengthened her skills in advocacy, cultural humility, and identifying interventions that meet the unique needs of each client. 

Hannah's work is informed by research, with an emphasis on strengths-based, client-centered and trauma-informed approaches. Through rapport-building, she cultivates positive relationships that foster a sense of empowerment and self-efficacy for her clients. She has several years of experience working on daily living skills with clients to promote independence and confidence while navigating life’s challenges. Hannah also enjoys utilizing adventure-based practices in her therapeutic services, including artistic and outdoor experiences.

In her personal life, Hannah enjoys creative activities and exploring new crafts. In quieter moments, Hannah enjoys cooking new recipes or reading a good book. She also loves spending time outdoors -- whether it's hiking on trails, taking her dog for a walk, or going to the beach. 

Shannon Stolarick is enthusiastic about providing adventure-based therapy to individuals and families. Shannon has extensive involvement as a facilitator of group and individual growth in nontraditional outdoor settings like ropes courses and climbing towers. 

Shannon utilizes experiential learning techniques to help clients improve their self-concept, learn to trust themselves and others, and become effective communicators. 

She enjoys paddling, hiking, and cross-country skiing. 

Kari completed a Bachelor's degree in Human Services Management in 2009 and earned a Master’s in Psychology from Walden University in 2014. In 2023, Kari returned to graduate studies, pursuing a Master's degree in Marriage and Family Therapy with an emphasis in Trauma-Informed Systemic Therapy at Northcentral University, with graduation anticipated in November 2025.

Certified in Dialectical Behavior Therapy for Children (DBT-C) and Motivational Interviewing, and trained in Trauma-Focused Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (TF-CBT), Kari is also recognized as a CCS Master Level provider. With over a decade of experience in the mental health field, Kari spent 10 years managing the mental health unit at a managed care organization, followed by two years as a Service Facilitator II at Jefferson County CCS.

Currently a therapist-in-training, Kari has a strong foundation in trauma-informed systemic therapy, crisis response, and family systems work. Her clinical approach incorporates evidence-based modalities such as CBT, DBT-C, Motivational Interviewing, and TF-CBT, alongside family therapy models including Structural Family Therapy, Narrative Therapy, and Solution-Focused Brief Therapy. Kari is committed to culturally responsive care and relational healing, and is known for her collaborative spirit, ethical decision-making, and dedication to promoting well-being and belonging through compassionate mental health services

Outside of clinical work, Kari enjoys spending time with her spouse and four children. She is a lover of animals, especially dogs, ducks, and chickens, and also enjoys golfing, hiking, and family walks with her family and dogs. Kari is deeply passionate about raising awareness for organ donation, inspired by her daughter's life-saving transplant.

Jen Nunez earned her Master’s degree in Marriage and Family Therapy from the University of Connecticut and is also an Associate Certified Coach from the International Coaching Federation.  She has experience working with youth, adults, and families in a variety of settings and strives to bring a trauma-informed, compassionate approach to her work as a Service Facilitator.

Jen values creating safe, supportive, and inclusive spaces where individuals feel seen, heard, and respected. Guided by a strengths-based and collaborative philosophy, she tailors services to each person’s unique needs and identities, helping them build emotional wellness, resilience, and self-empowerment.

Jen brings genuine curiosity and compassion to every interaction, fostering meaningful connection and growth.

Outside of work, she enjoys spending time with her family, hiking, kayaking, and exploring her love of travel and photography.

Khadejah is a recently hired Service Facilitator, dedicated to using a client-centered, trauma-informed approach to support individuals and families in receiving the care and services they need. With nearly a decade of experience in customer service (including roles in restaurants, healthcare as a CNA, and financial service call centers) she has consistently demonstrated a deep commitment to helping others and ensuring their needs are met with compassion and efficiency.

Her professional journey, combined with personal life experiences, has shaped her into a strong advocate for others. Khadejah believes that every person, regardless of age, deserves to be heard and provided with the proper support. Her strengths include identifying patterns in behavior, empowering clients to shift their perspectives, facilitating meetings, and organizing plans or itineraries as needed.

Outside of her professional work, Khadejah is a passionate creative and communicator. She is the author of Breaking Free: 7 Keys to Breaking Out of Mental Limitations In Order to Walk In Your Purpose, published last year. She also hosts the podcast Liberated Through God's Love, where she shares uplifting and purpose-driven content. In her free time, she enjoys spending time with family and friends, experimenting with new hairstyles, refining her makeup artistry, and being a caring and dependable support system to her loved ones.

Nicole brings a strong background in administrative coordination and client services to support both therapists and clients. Specializing in client referrals, scheduling, and office operations, she ensures a smooth and welcoming experience from the first point of contact. 

With a keen eye for detail and a compassionate approach, Nicole plays a key role in maintaining efficient workflows, handling confidential information with care, and facilitating timely connections between clients and the care they need. 

Passionate about mental health and organization, Nicole is dedicated to creating a supportive, professional environment that allows clinicians to focus on what they do best—helping people heal.

After providing dedicated and quality care to our clients as an ISDE Provider/Mentor for nearly two years with MagnoliaTM, Jenn has now transitioned to a supportive role providing orientation and consultation to incoming service array providers.

Jenn had spent 12 years working with adolescents ages 14-18 in the educational setting. Her experience encompassing social, emotional, and behavioral health, as well as academic success, has allowed her the opportunity to successfully collaborate with participants to create measurable goals.  She actively monitors progress while utilizing motivational interviewing and strong use of socratic-questioning to increase engagement, encourage introspective thinking, and guide individuals in self-discovery. She utilizes these skills to create a compassionate and therapeutic relationship with clients based on mutual understanding and respect. She specializes in catering to the needs of others through non-judgmental active listening and is dedicated to meeting a person where they are at.