Lindsay Alexander

Bradley Butson

Scherry Clark, LSW, LPC
Mental Health Professional

In the Mental Health and Substance Abuse field since 1983

• BS, Social Work, Metro State College, 1985
• M.ED, Community Counseling, College of Idaho, 1991
• LSW, Idaho, 1993
• LPC, Colorado, 1998

Areas of expertise include these populations: Children, Adolescents, Family, Adults, and the Elderly.

Treatment expertise includes:  Case management, Individual, Group, Family, and Play Therapy.

Issues of expertise include:  Mental Health Assessment, Depression, Anxiety, Grief and Loss, Adjustment Issues, Dementia, Behavioral Disorders, Severe and Persistent Mental Illness, Developmental Disabilities, Trauma, Crisis Evaluation and Intervention, Anger Management, Sexual Abuse Victims, Domestic Violence Families, Adoption Issues, Foster Family Issues, ADHD, Personality Disorders, and Dual Diagnosis MH/DD.

Additional Expertise:  Multilingual - Romanian, Italian, and some Spanish.

My approach to therapy is heavily influenced from a Grief/Loss orientation.  I especially enjoy working with art and play therapy with all ages of individuals, because of the unique possibilities involved in the experiential resolution of issues.  I also enjoy speaking and working with groups on Mental Health Educational topics.

Barbara Florey, MA, LPC
Mental Health Professional III

In the Mental Health and Substance Abuse field since 1972

• BSW, Psychological Counseling
• MA, Psychological Counseling
• LPC

Areas of expertise include these populations: Adolescents, Family, and Adults.

Treatment expertise includes:  Individual, Group, and Family Therapy.

Issues of expertise include:  Mental Health Assessment, Depression, Anxiety, Impulse Control Disorders, Conduct Disorders, Behavioral Disorders, Trauma, Crisis Evaluation and Intervention, Anger Management, Sexual Offender, Sexual Abuse Victims, Gender Identity Issues, and Personality Disorders.

Additional Expertise:  EMDR trained.

I have extensive experience with adolescents in corrections, as well as adolescents and adults involved with probation, parole, and social services. I owned an agency for 16 years, and now am back to providing direct care without having to split myself between patient care and the administrative/business side.

Terri Jensen, LPN
Certified Addictions Counselor III
In the Substance Abuse field since 1995.

• LPN

Areas of expertise include these populations; Adolescents, Family, and Adults.

Treatment expertise includes; Individual, Group, and Family Therapy, Substance Abuse Assessments, and Case Management.

Issues of expertise include; Depression, Anxiety, Adjustment Issues, Eating Disorders, Conduct Disorders, Behavioral Disorders, Severe and Persistent Mental Illness, Trauma, Crisis Evaluation and Intervention, Anger Management, Emergency Services, Personality Disorders, Substance Abuse, and Dual Diagnosis MH/SA.

Additional Expertise; Bilingual - Spanish

Caroline Chadima Johnson, BS
Mental Health Professional

In the Mental Health and Substance Abuse field since 2004

• BS, Human Services, Counseling and Mental Health, Metropolitan State College of Denver, 2007

Areas of expertise include these populations: Adolescents, Family, and Adults.

Treatment expertise includes:  Art, Group, Individual, Family, Recreational, and Family Preservation Therapy.

Issues of expertise include:  Substance Abuse Assessments, Depression, Anxiety, Grief and Loss, Adjustment Issues, Eating Disorders, Impulse Control Disorders, Conduct Disorders, Behavioral disorders, Chronic Pain, Trauma, Anger Management, Emergency Services, Sexual Offender, Sexual Abuse Victims, Domestic Violence Families, ADHD, Substance Abuse, and Infectious Diseases.

I am so fortunate to be working at CMHC!  What an amazing team our Director has gathered.  I plan on beginning my PsyD this summer in Clinical Psychology, have all of my CAC III classes done and most of the clinical hours.  I am privileged to travel in the Denver area and to third world countries presenting infectious diseases and abstinence seminars.  I was also honored to participate in making coffee for the FDNY, right after 9-11 in New York, in an outdoor makeshift relief area for a few days.

Kara Marshall, MA
Mental Health Professional II
Certified Addictions Counselor

In the Mental Health field since 2004

• BA, Psychology, Western State College, 2002
• MA, Counseling Psychology, Regis University, 2005

Areas of expertise include these populations: Children, Adolescents, Family, and Adults.

Treatment expertise includes: Case Management, Individual, Group, Family, and Play.

Issues of expertise include:  Substance Abuse Assessments, Mental Health Assessments, Depression, Anxiety, Grief and Loss, Adjustment Issues, Conduct Disorders, Behavioral disorders, Anger Management, Emergency Services, Domestic Violence Families, Personality Disorders, Substance Abuse, Dual Diagnosis MH/SA, and Psychological Testing and Evaluations.

I graduated with my Bachelor of Arts Degree in Psychology from Western State College, Gunnison, CO, in 2002. I moved directly on to Graduate school at Regis University, Denver, CO, and graduated with my Master's Degree in Counseling Psychology in 2005. I will become an LPC at the beginning of 2008. I will also be earning my CAC II in April of 2008 and look forward to moving onto my CAC III as soon as I can.

Working within my own community is a challenging and rewarding aspect of my career. I enjoy being involved in the community, not only through my clients, but through other community agencies as well. My hope is to continue to work equally with the Mental Health and Substance Abuse consumers, using all of my training and schooling to it's fullest potential.

Phil Moss, MA, LPC
Continuity of Care

In the Mental Health field since 1987

• BA, Education
• MA, Counseling, Denver Seminary, 1989

Areas of expertise include these populations: Children, Adolescents, Family, and Adults.

Treatment expertise includes: Case Management, Individual, Group, Family, and Play.

Issues of expertise include:  Mental Health Assessments, Depression, Anxiety, Grief and Loss, Adjustment Issues, Crisis Evaluation and Intervention, Anger Management, Sexual Abuse Victims, and Personality Disorders.

I grew up on a farm in northwest Iowa near a town of 500 residents. My Midwestern roots and genetics allowed me to grow to 6' 10" tall and so basketball became a large part of my life, and, eventually led me to play and travel in 15 different countries around the world. My wife Julie of 31 years, and I have 4 children and 2 grandchildren, and reside in Monument, Colorado. My wife operates an embroidery company. Our children are ages 24,22,18, and 13.

I have been in the helping professions off and on since my first job at a rehab center in Iowa for emotionally and mentally disabled adults and adolescents. I directed the recreation and special Olympics programs for 250 clients.  I was an international basketball player and recruiter for 7 years with an organization that gave young college players an opportunity to compete and develop not only their athletic skills but also challenged them to grow and develop character and integrity in their personal lives through sports.

I obtained my master's in psychology in 1989 at Denver Seminary and completed a residency training program in family therapy from 1990 to 1993 in Seattle, WA.  I conducted numerous workshops and a private practice with families, individuals, and groups.  I worked extensively with sexual abuse victims including extensive work with dissociative/multiple personality disorders, religious addiction, spiritual abuse, along with basic individual, marriage and family therapy in Washington and Colorado. 

I managed the case management department at Mountain Crest Hospital, did intake evaluations for ACTS, and worked at the Larimer County jail in mental health.  I have also spent time in developing a family business in the embroidery and sportswear business with my wife and have done sales and recruiting including executive search in the medical and mental health fields.

My position as Continuity of Care Coordinator at Centennial Mental Health is a continuation of my journey in the helping professions and I am looking forward to the challenge of helping to provide the best possible care to the rural and small town populations of the eastern plains of Colorado.