Shawn Williamson, MS, LPC
Education: Masters in Mental Health Counseling, University of Phoenix, Salt Lake City
Specialties & Techniques: Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), solution-focused therapy, mindfulness/relation and Eye Movement Desensitization Reprocessing (EMDR), a technique
primarily used with those who have experienced trauma.
Works with: Adults and adolescents
Elane Johnson-Williams, MA, LPC
Education: Master's in Community Counseling, Adams State University
Specialties & Techniques: Trauma-Focused Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, Eye Movement Desensitization Reprocessing (EMDR), play therapy and brief solution focused therapy
Works with: Children, adolescents, families, couples and groups
Elane has 30 years of experience in human service work, with five years serving as an elementary school counselor. Her philosophy of counseling is through alliance of the individual and the therapist; with respect, understanding and compassion, the two work together to resolve issues and enhance the individual's journey.
Education: Master's in Community Counseling, Adams State University
Specialties & Techniques: Trauma-Focused Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, Eye Movement Desensitization Reprocessing (EMDR), play therapy and brief solution focused therapy
Works with: Children, adolescents, families, couples and groups
Elane has 30 years of experience in human service work, with five years serving as an elementary school counselor. Her philosophy of counseling is through alliance of the individual and the therapist; with respect, understanding and compassion, the two work together to resolve issues and enhance the individual's journey.
Hali Nurnberg, MA, LPCC
Education: Master’s in International Disaster Psychology, University of Denver
Specialties & Techniques: Client-centered, Trauma-Informed and brief solution focused therapy, grief and trauma healing, dual diagnosis treatment, cross-cultural applications of therapy, and working with those involved in the criminal justice system. Her experience includes providing individual and group therapy with outpatient populations, serving on alternative court for adolescents with mental health diagnoses, building programs to support communities affected by acts of violence and natural disasters, providing therapy in the Denver County jail, and providing mental health support in Ghana.
Works with: Adults and adolescents
Education: Master’s in International Disaster Psychology, University of Denver
Specialties & Techniques: Client-centered, Trauma-Informed and brief solution focused therapy, grief and trauma healing, dual diagnosis treatment, cross-cultural applications of therapy, and working with those involved in the criminal justice system. Her experience includes providing individual and group therapy with outpatient populations, serving on alternative court for adolescents with mental health diagnoses, building programs to support communities affected by acts of violence and natural disasters, providing therapy in the Denver County jail, and providing mental health support in Ghana.
Works with: Adults and adolescents
Michael Lambert, MSW, LCSW
Education: Master’s in Social Work, University of Utah
Specialties & Techniques: DBT (Dialectical Behavioral Therapy), Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), addiction recovery, and positive, resiliency-based approaches. His approach tends to be client-centered and client-directed when possible, as opposed to primarily therapist-driven.
Works with: Adolescents, adults and families
Before coming to work at CEC, Michael was a therapist at an expressive arts residential program for adolescent women; prior to that, he worked in various levels of care with young people at the University of Utah Neuropsychiatric Institute. Michael also enjoys being involved in the community when able, around issues that advocate for people and areas relevant to mental health well-being.
Education: Master’s in Social Work, University of Utah
Specialties & Techniques: DBT (Dialectical Behavioral Therapy), Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), addiction recovery, and positive, resiliency-based approaches. His approach tends to be client-centered and client-directed when possible, as opposed to primarily therapist-driven.
Works with: Adolescents, adults and families
Before coming to work at CEC, Michael was a therapist at an expressive arts residential program for adolescent women; prior to that, he worked in various levels of care with young people at the University of Utah Neuropsychiatric Institute. Michael also enjoys being involved in the community when able, around issues that advocate for people and areas relevant to mental health well-being.
Linda Manchester, MSW, LCSW, Senior Counselor
Education: Master’s in Social Work from the Colorado State University School of Social Work
Specialties & Techniques: Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, Systemic Family Therapy, and Brief,
Solution Focused Therapy.
Linda’s clinical experience includes working in an in-patient psychiatric program, developing and implementing a child and adolescent residential psychiatric care facility, providing family mental health services, working as an integrated care therapist in an out-patient medical practice, assessing child development and providing parenting education in a pediatric clinic, and serving in a military and family life consulting program.
Education: Master’s in Social Work from the Colorado State University School of Social Work
Specialties & Techniques: Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, Systemic Family Therapy, and Brief,
Solution Focused Therapy.
Linda’s clinical experience includes working in an in-patient psychiatric program, developing and implementing a child and adolescent residential psychiatric care facility, providing family mental health services, working as an integrated care therapist in an out-patient medical practice, assessing child development and providing parenting education in a pediatric clinic, and serving in a military and family life consulting program.
Katie Salazar-Schuckman BS, MA
Education: Master's in Counseling, Colorado Christian University, Registered Psychotherapist
Specialties & Techniques: Child-centered play therapy, Trauma-Informed Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (TI-CBT), person-centered therapy, mindfulness-based approaches, and cognitive behavioral therapy.
Works with: Children and adolescents
Education: Master's in Counseling, Colorado Christian University, Registered Psychotherapist
Specialties & Techniques: Child-centered play therapy, Trauma-Informed Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (TI-CBT), person-centered therapy, mindfulness-based approaches, and cognitive behavioral therapy.
Works with: Children and adolescents
Saundra (Sandy) Sheppard, BA, MA
Education: Master’s in Counseling, Colorado Christian University
Specialties & Techniques: Sandy is completing her LPC licensure as a professional counselor at CEC. Her therapeutic approaches include Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), EMDR, mindfulness, Emotion-Focused Therapy (EFT), and substance abuse. Sandy has experience in crisis counseling, transitional counseling and special needs.
Works with: Children, adolescents, adults and families
Education: Master’s in Counseling, Colorado Christian University
Specialties & Techniques: Sandy is completing her LPC licensure as a professional counselor at CEC. Her therapeutic approaches include Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), EMDR, mindfulness, Emotion-Focused Therapy (EFT), and substance abuse. Sandy has experience in crisis counseling, transitional counseling and special needs.
Works with: Children, adolescents, adults and families
Administrative Staff
Christian Mueller, Executive Director, email: Chris@CecWeCare.org
Colleen Pahl, Administrative Assistant
Jim Lauer, Financial Coordinator
Nancy Crowell Ruspil, Development Coordinator
Karen Allee, Data Specialist
Christian Mueller, Executive Director, email: Chris@CecWeCare.org
Colleen Pahl, Administrative Assistant
Jim Lauer, Financial Coordinator
Nancy Crowell Ruspil, Development Coordinator
Karen Allee, Data Specialist
2708 Patterson Rd.
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