Elizabeth had been a social worker for almost 30 years and has worked in a variety of settings. Her primary focus is on addressing traumas and barriers that prevent people from living their lives fully and without fear.

Elizabeth works with first responders, physicians, health care professionals, educators, and mental health providers to maintain professional resiliency, as well as others at risk of “burnout” due to the combination of work/life stressors.

As a trauma-based therapist, she sees most mental health issues not as illness, but as injury. Her philosophy is that each of us deserves a warm, safe, and welcoming environment to explore our injuries without judgement and further harm.

We love having Elizabeth and her clients in our space! To learn more, reach out to Elizabeth at:

307-690-0484

elizabeth@jacksonholetherapy.com

https://jacksonholetherapy.com/

I am Audrey DuRoss, LCSW and owner of Summit Counseling.  I am a mother, a wife, a sister, an aunt, a daughter and a friend in addition to being a therapist.  I also was an elementary and middle school teacher for five years before I realized that the social and emotional health of my students was the most intriguing part of the job to me.  I received my masters in social work from the University of Utah and then went on to gain experience working in Utah and Oregon at all levels of care from in schools to the  inpatient setting.  I have been in private practice seeing clients for 12 years and love it more every day.  Primarily, I work with adults doing individual or couples therapy.  However, I also provide parent coaching and see teens and young adults.  Internal Family Systems, EMDR, CBT, the Developmental Model for Couples, and Solution Focused Therapy are a few of the modalities that we use to help you feel and find your best.  I look forward to the opportunity to get to know who YOU are.

To learn more visit: https://audreyduross.com/

Leann is the founder of HeART Revolution Therapy and Counseling. She discovered the healing power of art firsthand volunteering with at-risk youth teaching art lessons when she witnessed the calm, healing, and connection it brought to participants. This inspired her to dedicate her path to becoming an art therapist. Leann holds a master’s in art therapy and counseling from Eastern Virginia Medical School. She has extensive clinical experience working with individuals struggling with topics like identity formation, trauma, relationship struggles, unexpected life changes, social anxiety, behavior and attention challenges, depression, anxiety, dissociation, low self-esteem, grief, Alzheimer's, and dementia.

Leann utilizes art therapy, counseling, and a combination of the two to help clients achieve their treatment goals. She is the only professionally credentialed Art Therapist in Jackson, WY, and Idaho and the second in the entire state of Wyoming. Leann strives to create a safe space and trusting relationship that offers healing and hope through her therapeutic practice. Her holistic approach incorporates mindfulness practices, cognitive behavioral therapy techniques, Internal Family Systems, and integrative therapeutic approaches driven by evidence-based practices to help clients overcome obstacles, heal from trauma, and cultivate their wellness. Leann values diversity and embraces a culturally humble approach to therapy that meets clients where they are. Through her compassionate and non-judgmental guidance, Leann empowers clients to find their voice, tell their stories, and discover inner peace and wisdom.

To provide the most comprehensive evidence based therapeutic care she is currently pursuing further education in Internal Family Systems, Emotion Focused Family Therapy, Psychedelic Science (ketamine and micro dosing) and LGBTQIA2S+.

Jessica is a licensed occupational therapist in Wyoming, Idaho and New York. Jessica has been practicing occupational therapy for 21 years. She received her BS and MS in Occupational Therapy from The Sage Colleges in Troy, NY.  Jessica has additional training in using hippotherapy as a treatment tool, Yoga For The Child With Special Needs®, and the DIR® Floortime model.

For more information visit: http://www.grandstepstherapy.com/therapists.html

Vanessa Fabian is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker in Wyoming, Idaho, and Oregon. She holds a BS in Psychology, a MS in Kinesiology specializing in Outdoor Education, and a Master of Social Work. Vanessa has a wide-ranging professional background in mental health, including working in private practice, government and school-based agencies, residential treatment, and wilderness therapy. She has extensive experience working with adults, teens, and families, treating trauma, depression, anxiety, neurodivergence, PTSD, ADHD, and oppositional defiant disorder.

Vanessa is committed to providing a supportive and collaborative therapeutic environment, where clients can explore their emotions and experiences in a safe, non-judgmental space. Vanessa’s approach is based on the idea that every client is an expert in their own life, and hopes that she can be a guide. She utilizes a variety of therapeutic models and techniques to best serve each unique individual. She has completed intensive trainings in Dialectical Behavioral Therapy, Adventure/Experiential Therapy, and Internal Family Systems. In addition to this, she often utilizes Motivational Interviewing, Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, and Strength Based/Solution Focused techniques. Outside of counseling, she spends time with friends and family, adventuring outdoors, and connecting with the healing aspect of nature and risk-taking. 

Diane returned to Jackson with her family and is excited to offer support for Neurodivergent children, teens, and their adults. She is trained as a doctoral-level School Psychologist and is a Board Certified Behavior Analyst, and uses the principles of learning and behavior to build communication, social, and everyday behavioral skills for her clients. Diane believes that person-centered, collaborative, compassionate positive supports is the best way to help her clients live their best lives. She supports clients in home, office, and community settings in Jackson, and is grateful for the opportunities for families that are created by the Collaborative.

We love having Diane and her clients in our space! To learn more, reach out to Diane at:

(801) 251-6219

diane@advancedbehaviorchange.com

advancedbehaviorchange.com

She/Her/Ella - Licensed Bilingual Therapist

Antuanett is a proud resident of Jackson, Wyoming, passionate about health, balanced living, and the transformative power of mindset shifts. Her expertise includes anxiety, depression, personality traits, complex behaviors, intensive trauma, and domestic violence.

Antuanett’s approach is rooted in therapeutic healing, helping her clients reassess beliefs and thought patterns while guiding them toward a productive and intentional life. She earned her master’s degree in Rehabilitation and Clinical Mental Health Counseling from the University of Arizona.

Over the years, Antuanett has facilitated individual and group therapy, deeply valuing human connection, well-being, and personal development. Her bilingual and multicultural experience allows her to meet clients where they are, fostering positive change in alignment with their clinical goals.

She serves a diverse population ranging in age from 4 to 55 years old.

To learn more visit: https://www.rhealththerapy.com/meet-antuanett-1

Mary Ryan is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker (LCSW) and Registered Dietitian Nutritionist (RDN), licensed in Wyoming and Idaho. Her practice, Beyond Broccoli LLC, welcomes adults and adolescents struggling with a wide range of issues, with a special focus on problems with food, eating, exercise, and body image. She began her professional journey as a dietitian more than two decades ago. Her interest in the many links between nutrition and mental health, and my passion for empowering clients to improve their relationship with food and their bodies, led me to pursue additional education, training, and licensure as a psychotherapist to help clients move beyond the “what” and towards the “why” of eating and other struggles. Integrating nutrition and psychotherapy is particularly important when there are issues such as depression, anxiety, ADHD, or difficult childhood experiences that impact every aspect of how we function later in life. “I’m excited about being part of this professional collaborative, with a beautiful space for community groups, discussions and other gatherings that promote mental wellbeing,” she says.

We love having Mary and her clients in our space! To learn more, reach out to Mary at:

mary@beyondbroccoli.com

307-690-5785

www.beyondbroccoli.com

Meet Kristin Vito, M.Ed. C-SLDS with Ascend Academics. Kristin is passionate about helping individuals overcome reading, spelling, and writing challenges. As a certified Dyslexia Specialist with a Master of Education in Reading, she has a wealth of expertise in reading, spelling, and writing intervention. Kristin has dedicated her career to supporting students with known or suspected dyslexia and dysgraphia and empowering them to succeed. Her comprehensive knowledge, experience, and commitment make her an excellent resource for local families.

With years of experience working with clients from pre-K through adult, Kristin has honed her skills in literacy instruction. She tailors her approach to meet each student's unique needs. She is trained to understand individual learning challenges and the patterns and behaviors they have developed to work around or mask their deficits. Kristin's warm, positive, and patient demeanor creates a supportive environment that fosters confidence and encourages growth.

We love having Kristin and her clients in our space! To learn more, reach out to Kristin at

307-690-0833

KVito@Ascend-Academics.com

ascend-academics.com

Katelyn Webb is a Licensed Professional Counselor (LPC) in Idaho and Wyoming with over eight years of experience working in medical settings, including primary care, intensive care units, and oncology. She previously managed the Cancer Survivorship Program at St. John’s Health for five years, where she developed and facilitated integrative health programs supporting both patients and caregivers.

In private practice, Katelyn is passionate about providing compassionate, holistic care to individuals impacted by physical illness and to caregivers supporting loved ones with physical or mental health challenges. She has extensive experience helping individuals and families adjust to major health changes—including end-of-life transitions—and offers thoughtful support through grief and bereavement.

Katelyn provides grief counseling for a wide range of losses, including the death of a loved one, complicated relationships, death by suicide, pet loss, divorce or relationship breakups, job loss, and other significant changes a client did not choose.

She also works with individuals struggling with boundary setting and codependency, helping clients find balance in their lives and relationships. Katelyn supports clients in navigating challenging relationships at home, work, and in the community—whether the goal is to stay connected or to disengage in healthy ways.

Katelyn supports adults with ADHD and other mental health diagnoses, helping them better understand their unique traits, advocate for their needs, and maintain fulfilling, healthy relationships.

Her therapeutic approach is trauma-informed, strength-based, and grounded in existential counseling. She holds additional certifications in Therapeutic Writing (Advanced Certification), Grief Education, and Mindfulness-Based Stress Reduction.

Katelyn is available for in-person sessions in Driggs and via telehealth on Tuesdays, Wednesdays, and Thursdays, and in Jackson on Fridays. She accepts Blue Cross Blue Shield, Medicare Part B, and offers a sliding-scale fee. Clients are welcome to request a free consultation or schedule an initial intake through her website.

Contact:

www.pinecreekcounseling.com

P: 307-264-0840

katelyn@pinecreekcounseling.com

Yvette M. Werner, LCSW is a 2001 graduate of NYU’s School of Social Work. Throughout her decades long career she has worked with many different populations from children, adolescents & families to adults. She specializes in supporting people as they transition into a new phase of life whether through marriage, parenthood, divorce, a move, or simply wanting to feel more joy and acceptance with their current phase of life. Unhealthy habits, depression, anxiety and the results of trauma can get in the way of living the lives we desire. Yvette supports clients using trauma based treatments to discover the tools and techniques that will lead to a healthier more satisfying life. She works collaboratively with clients to achieve the goals they have for themselves and their loved ones.

We love having Yvette and her clients in our space! To learn more, reach out to Yvette at:

yvette@yvettewerner.com

307.690.9886

Sue Wolff is a Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse Practitioner and owner of Lupine Mental Health and Integrative Psychiatry. She opened her practice several years ago with a goal to expand mental health access in Jackson, WY, and the surrounding communities. Today she sees clients throughout Wyoming and Idaho. Sue believes that mental wellness looks different to each of us and can be achieved in unique and creative ways.

Through extensive training and clinical experience, Sue diagnoses and treats all mental health disorders, with a focus in depression, anxiety, mood and psychotic disorders, ADHD, and substance use disorders. She sees clients from 6 years old and older and has specific certification in perinatal psychiatry. Sue’s goal is to think outside the box when developing treatment plans and find solutions that resonate with her client’s values. These solutions include ADHD coaching, addressing nutrient deficiencies, safely using medications, and addressing mind-body connections. Some of the unique modalities that Sue uses are auricular acupuncture for addiction and PTSD treatment, oral ketamine with therapy assistance, and solution focused skill building. One of the biggest goals in Sue’s practice, besides offering hope that there are options to improve one’s mental health, is to offer care that is affordable and accessible. When not working, Sue enjoys learning more about her field through training with expert mental health specialists, spending time in the mountains with her husband and their dog, and Nordic skiing whenever she can.

Sue often is asked why she named her business “Lupine Mental Health”. After spending almost 15 years as a wildlife biologist for Grand Teton National Park, she resonates with a special place in the park that is filled with the flower, Lupine, called Lupine Meadows. It is there that she decided to change careers to become a mental health provider. In addition, Lupine flower meaning includes imagination, hunger for life, and new opportunities; concepts that Sue works to instill in her clinical practice and personal life.

We love having Sue and her clients in our space! To learn more, reach out to Sue at:

307.200.4948

lupinemh@gmail.com

lupinementalhealth.com

Highly skilled, highly motivated, professional nurse practitioner, Associate Professor, and author. Rebecca “Becky” holds both Family Practice and Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse Practitioner board certifications. This unique combination of experience affords her clients holistic, evidence-based practice standards with up-to-date care, and comprehensive evaluation.

Her warm, friendly demeanor and genuine professional concern for her clients afford her patients the highest level of competence in their mental health care and medication management. Rebecca is also a recognized leader in global health. She is an accomplished educator, author, researcher, academic, and clinician. Her education in developing psychiatric health curriculums for nursing schools and medical residency programs includes Rwanda and Botswana.

She is a previous faculty member for the University of Rwanda, the University of Illinois at Chicago, Vanderbilt University, Rocky Mountain University, and Montana State University. Currently on staff at Rasmussen University teaching Global Health.

Becky is a long-time resident of Jackson Hole, Wyoming, where she has worked in pediatrics, emergency medicine, and internal medicine. She is an avid skier, movie producer, traveler, and outdoor enthusiast.

Dr. Rork is a board-certified psychiatrist with over a decade of experience. Her clinic aims to offer a range of services tailored to meet the unique needs of our patients. Originally from Jackson, Wyoming, Dr. Rork, has a profound dedication to her community and brings a wealth of expertise to her practice. Specializing in women's mental health, perinatal and reproductive psychiatry, Dr. Rork is also certified in various therapeutic modalities including Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Cognitive Processing Therapy (CPT), and psychodynamic psychotherapy.

We invite you to visit her website at https://www.wypsychiatry.com/ to learn more about our clinic and the services we offer. If you have any questions or would like to schedule an appointment, please do not hesitate to contact them.