Yuma County
Yuma County is located in the northeast corner of Colorado. The population of Yuma County is approximately 9, 670 people. The county seat is Wray, CO which is located just 17 miles from the Nebraska border. Centennial is fortunate enough to have two offices in Yuma County - one in the city of Yuma (population approximately 3,000 people) and one in the city of Wray (population is approximately 2,000). People from all over the county travel to these two sites to receive mental health and substance use disorder services.
Smaller towns in the county include Eckley, Vernon, Joes, Kirk, Idalia, and Laird.
Centennial offers a variety of services in Yuma County with 4 clinicians, 1 case manager and 2 support staff members. Services are available for people of all ages. We offer therapeutic services, as well as educational and preventative information and presentations in our communities. Our staff regularly partners with DSS, schools, probation offices and a variety of other community organizations to ensure that our clients are getting the best treatment possible to meet their needs. We help our clients get services however possible - whether it's through Medicaid, Medicare, DSS funding, private insurance, CHP+, or self-pay on a sliding fee scale.
Yuma office location: 215 S. Ash Street Yuma, CO 80759
Phone: (970)848-5412 Fax: (970)848-2414
Hours of operation: Monday - Friday 8am - 5pm
Wray office location: 340 Birch Street Wray, CO 80758
Phone: (970)332-3133 Fax: (970)332-3134
Hours of operation: Monday - Friday 8am - 5pm
Regional Operations Director
Art Reyes, Ph.D., MA, LPC - Click here for more about Art
Regional Operations Manager
Holly Haman-Marcum, MSSW, LCSW - Click here for more about Holly
Meet the Yuma County Staff
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Deb Schorzman |
Office Coordinator |
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Linda Valle |
Office Coordinator |
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Hannah Martens |
Hannah Martens, MA
Areas of expertise include these populations; Children, Adolescents, Family, and Adults. Treatment expertise includes; Individual, Family, and Family Preservation Therapy, Case Management, and Mental Health Assessment. Issues of expertise include; Depression, Anxiety, Grief and Loss, Adjustment Issues, Conduct Disorders, Behavioral Disorders, Severe and Persistent Mental Illness, Trauma, Crisis Evaluation and Intervention, Anger Management, Emergency Services, Sexual Abuse Victims, Domestic Violence Families, Adoption Issues, Foster Families Issues, ADHD, Personality Disorders, and Dual Diagnosis MH/SA. Originally from Des Moines, Iowa I graduated from Iowa State University in 2005 with a Bachelor's in Psychology. During this time and I worked at a residential treatment facility for children with severe behavioral and mental health issues until I moved to Washington state for a master's program. In 2008 I completed a Master's program in Marriage and Family Therapy from Pacific Lutheran University in Tacoma, WA. While in graduate school I completed a practicum at a community mental health agency working in outpatient services. I worked with individuals and families of all ages and make up who presented with a variety of different problems. I moved to Yuma in January '09 to work with Centennial Mental Health and to re-acquaint myself with small town life. My passions are working with youth and families using systemic approaches designed to strengthen relationships.
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Renee Ruhlman |
Renee Ruhlman, MEd Primary Service Locations: Wray, Yuma, and Burlington offices. Areas of expertise include these populations; Adolescents, Family, and Adults. Treatment expertise includes; Individual Therapy, Group Therapy and Case Management. Issues of expertise include; Mental Health Assessments, Depression, Anxiety, Grief and Loss, Adjustment Issues, Impulse Control Disorders, Conduct Disorders, Behavioral Disorders, Trauma, Crisis Evaluation and Intervention, Emergency Services, Sexual Abuse Victims, Domestic Violence Families, ADHD, and Anger Management. I have been working for Centennial Mental Health since January 2009. I enjoy working with my co-workers and colleagues and with the diversity of clients as well. I previously worked as a school counselor in Craig, Colorado and moved to Benkelman, Nebraska in August 2008. I enjoy learning from my life experiences including the people I meet and the variety of jobs I have had. I moved to Colorado from Michigan in January of 1996 for the ski season (that lasted 8 years). After working at a range of jobs from managing a t-shirt shop, working as a horse wrangler, raft guide and house mouse on a fish processing boat in Alaska I decided it was time to further my formal education. This is when I chose to attend the School of Education at Colorado State University. My original goal was to focus on school counseling and as I became immersed in the program I realized that I had a draw to the community counseling aspect as well. This was when I decided to take the classes necessary for both school counseling and community counseling. I am enjoying learning the cultures of rural areas on the high plains.
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Jose Leon |
Jose Leon, CAC II Mental Health Professional In the Mental Health field since 2009
Treatment expertise includes; Individual, Family, and Family Preservation Therapy, Case Management, and Mental Health Assessment. Issues of expertise include; Depression, Anxiety, Grief and Loss, Adjustment Issues, Eating Disorders, Behavioral Disorders, Severe and Persistent Mental Illness, Anger Management, Sexual Abuse Victims, Domestic Violence Families, Foster Families Issues, ADHD, and Personality Disorders. |
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Kathleen Sandberg |
Kathleen Sandberg, MSW, LCSW
Treatment expertise includes; Individual and Play Therapy, Mental Health Assessments, and Case Management. Issues of expertise include; Depression, Anxiety, Grief and Loss, Adjustment Issues, Developmental Disabilities, Crisis Evaluation and Intervention, Anger Management, Emergency Services, Adoption Issues, and Personality Disorders.
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