Richard Stubbs, LPC, MT-BC, CATP
Richard Stubbs is one of two board certified music therapists licensed in Southern Oregon. He specializes in experiential therapies such as songwriting and lyric analysis, attachment focused music therapy, and an innovative integration of tabletop role-playing games into group therapy.
As a certified child and adolescent trauma professional he is experienced in working with youth, adolescents, and families with a history of trauma and suicidality, and has training in a variety of evidence based practices including Collaborative Problem Solving, Primitive Reflex Integration, Cognitive Behavioral and Solution Focused Therapies.
Richard is also an avid outdoorsman. He spends as much free time as possible hiking, mountaineering, and rock climbing.
Jennifer Henderson, DBH, LPC, NCC, QMHP
Jennifer has been working within Specialty Mental Health for 10+ years and with children and families for 20+.
She has a strong reliance on experiential, evidence based interventions that meet patients and families where they are at.
Jennifer works from a psychobiological and neurodevelopmental lens in creating ways to help families work toward secure functioning. She has additional training with care integration of physical health concerns (Picky eating, obesity, diabetes, sleep difficulties) and places high importance on coordination with primary care providers. Jennifer is currently on multiple insurance panels and accepts new patients by referral only.
Nikki Ryan, LMFT
Nikki has worked for 20+ years providing mental health services to children, young adults, and their families as well as program development and ensuring adherence to best practices in mental health care.
She is well versed in the model of Collaborative Problem Solving which supports youth, adults and families in their capacity to improve communication, increase compliance and support long term change.
Nikki is currently accepting new Jackson Care Connect Members and is on several commercial insurance panels.
Sarah Coenen, Professional Counseling Associate
Sarah offers a collaborative approach to psychotherapy that draws from the understanding that the internal relationship between parts of the self has an impact on our external connections. She has enjoyed working with individuals, couples and families since 2017, getting curious about the beliefs we have developed around our painful experiences, and facilitating the process of allowing an inner wisdom to emerge that can provide the leadership and care that we often yearn for. This process builds resilience, acceptance, creativity and compassion both on an interpersonal level, and within the self.
As an LPCa she accepts Medicaid, Jackson Care Connect insurance and works with children, adolescents, and adults.
Bryan del Valle, Professional Counseling Associate
Bryan is a professional marriage and family therapy associate who works with couples, families, and individuals to facilitate emotional healing and self-care.
He specializes in helping families achieve their goals together while still addressing the needs of each individual. Bryan uses a strength-based approach backed by scientific research.
Seth Singer, LCSW
“I believe therapy is a collaborative process with immense opportunity for healing and growth. My practice is focused on holding non-judgmental space for individuals to identify and work through the challenges of their lived experiences.
In this work the therapeutic foundation serves as the platform from which clients gain insight and directrion to move forward in their life’s journey.
My goal is to approach therapy with compassion and creativity while encouraging clients to actively engage in their process. I utilize a variety of modalities including Motivational Interviewing, Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, Dialectical Behavioral Therapy, Attachment Based, and EMDR. I support older adolescent and adult clients with a range of issues and specialize treatment to individuals’ specific needs.”
Emily Santiago, LEP, MFTA
Emily is a Marriage and Family Therapy associate who works with children, young adults, and families at the Family Behavioral Health Network. Emily uses a strength-based, solution focused approach rooted in the belief that “people do well if they can.” Through collaborative conversations, she works with her clients to identify challenges and nurture resilience, often incorporating mindfulness, art, and music therapy into the process.
For the past 25 years, Emily has worked in schools in Boston, Oakland, Bangkok, and Southern Oregon, dedicating her career to creating learning environments that heal and empower. She received her degree in Educational Psychology (MS) from California State University East Bay in 2010 and her Psychology degree (BS) from Brandeis University in 1999. Emily has been a speaker at national and international conferences including SXSWedu, UC Berkeley and is the founder/director of the Trauma Informed Specialist certification program at CSUEB. As an Oregon registered associate, she is supervised by Nikkii Ryan, MFT.