Cascade Health Counseling & EAP Team

Jodi DePaoli, LPC

Manager of Counseling & EAP

Not accepting new clients at this time.
Pronouns: she/her/hers
Jodi began working for Cascade Health in 2015 and became manager of the counseling and employee assistance program in April 2019. She has a master’s degree in clinical mental health counseling and enjoys working with adolescents, adults, couples and families. Jodi specializes in the treatment of anxiety, communication, anger management, blended family issues and relationship conflicts using cognitive behavior therapy and mindfulness-based therapy. She is also trained in cognitive processing therapy for trauma. In her free time, Jodi enjoys reading, practicing yoga, hiking, and spending time with family and friends.

Tibor Bessko, LPC

Counselor

Pronouns: he/him/his
Prior to joining Cascade Health, Tibor worked for 17 years with adolescents and families from diverse backgrounds as a school counselor. Tibor is a certified Internal Family Systems (IFS) therapist who also incorporates client-centered, trauma-informed and solution-focused approaches. In his spare time he enjoys biking, spending time outdoors, taking walks with family and friends, and bird watching. Tibor works with adults and adolescents.

Stephanie Evans-Wondra, LPC

Assistant Manager of Counseling & EAP

Not accepting new clients at this time.
Pronouns: she/her/hers
Stephanie holds a master’s degree in clinical mental health counseling. She enjoys working with people experiencing symptoms of anxiety, depression, grief and trauma, while understanding that people are doing their best with the tools they currently possess. Stephanie is adept at working with couples and helps couples resolve issues and move forward in their relationship. She has experience facilitating training workshops and has previously worked with the United States Army to provide training to military dependents through their Army Family Team Building program. In her free time, she relishes being with her family, reading and laughing with good friends.

Emmitt Adair, QMHP, CADC

Counselor

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Emmitt joined Cascade Health in 2022. He is a master’s-level mediation specialist, state-certified qualified mental health professional (Q.M.H.P.) and certified alcohol and drug counselor (C.A.D.C.). He also holds a Doctor of Jurisprudence at the University of Oregon and received his bachelor’s degrees as a double-major in philosophy and psychology.. Emmitt is passionate about providing therapy, counseling, alternative dispute resolution and training to individuals and work groups. At home, Emmitt’s hands are full as he enjoys time with his wife, son and three giant breed dogs. He is also a certified Israeli Krav Maga instructor and an avid motorcycle enthusiast.

Rose Carwile, LPC Associate

Counselor

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Rose holds a master’s degree in clinical mental health counseling. She views therapy as a collaborative process and believes this process can help clients increase self-awareness, heal past wounds, improve their relationships and discover their authentic selves. Using a client-centered, trauma-informed and strengths-based approach, she enjoys empowering clients to learn new skills, create healthy boundaries, develop self-compassion and make progress toward their goals. She has experience working with depression, anxiety, trauma, relationship issues and life transitions. In her free time, Rose enjoys yoga, reading and hanging out with her pit bull, Ruby.

Sarah Cordua, QMHP

Registered Associate

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Sarah worked with individuals and families experiencing crisis for over a decade before deciding to obtain her master’s in counseling. As a registered associate counselor, she provides cognitive behavioral therapy, humanistic counseling, and brief-strategic interventions for individuals and family units wanting to address anxiety, depression, trauma, stress, codependency, and grief. She works with children, adolescents, and adults in a strengths-based way that emphasizes each person’s innate ability to discover and determine the direction of their life.
Outside of counseling Sarah enjoys running process groups for parents, advocating for universal human rights with community agencies, and learning about research-based practices that promote wellbeing. She enjoys board games and lively discussions with family and friends as well as spending time outdoors with her children and pets.

Grace Grymonpre-Dwyer, LPC Associate

Counselor

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Grace holds a master’s degree in clinical mental health counseling. Grace enjoys working with individuals ages 12 years and older in navigating life changes, creating healthy relationships, boundary setting, stress management, and increasing self-compassion and self-empowerment. Her clinical focus includes depression, anxiety, grief and loss, sex and relationship concerns, and family of origin issues. Grace uses a person-centered approach that adapts to the needs of each client, with an emphasis on mindfulness-based skills, cognitive behavioral therapy, and trauma-informed practices. In her free time, Grace enjoys spending time outdoors hiking, kayaking, and camping, practicing yoga, and enjoying quality time with her friends, family, and dogs.

Susan Isaacs, LCSW

Resource Counselor

Not accepting new clients at this time.
Pronouns: she/her/hers
Susan has worked at Cascade Health Counseling & EAP since 1997. She provides guidance for conflict resolution and organizational development, as well as critical incident and grief debriefings in the workplace. She is a mediator, trainer and facilitator. For 16 years, she was the bereavement and volunteer coordinator for Cascade Health Hospice. She has extensive experience providing bereavement support and grief counseling to children, adults and groups. She visits worksites to help groups of both employees and supervisors respond to the news of a death of a colleague or family member’s diagnosis with a terminal illness.

Jennifer Moorhead, LPC, CADC

Counselor

Available for telehealth appointments only at this time.
Pronouns: she/her/hers
Jennifer is a licensed professional counselor and certified drug and alcohol counselor II, with more than 25 years of experience in these fields. She works with children, adolescents, adults and seniors individually. Her areas of expertise include depression, anxiety, bipolar disorder, intellectual and developmental disabilities, trauma, grief and traumatic brain injuries. Jennifer’s therapeutic approaches include cognitive behavioral therapy and systems therapy. She has a master’s degree in counseling and educational psychology with an emphasis in marriage and family therapy from the University of Nevada, Reno. She received her undergraduate degree in behavioral health and science from the University of Utah. Jennifer has always made spending time outdoors a priority. When not working with clients, she enjoys playing with her family and animals, birdwatching, hiking, playing board games and reading.

Available for telehealth appointments only at this time.
Ann has practiced clinical social work for 25 years. She began her career in Boulder, Colorado working with clients with chronic pain and mild brain injuries. She has experience with young adults, adults and seniors. She has been a contributing member of multi-disciplinary teams responsible for direct service and program development. Work settings include inpatient psychiatric hospitals, mental health centers, addiction recovery centers and the justice system. She is skilled in treating trauma, addiction, depression, anxiety and life transitions.

Darlene Kelly

Leadership Coach

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Darlene Kelly brings to Cascade Health her passion for training, workplace cultural, organizational and leadership development. Darlene has more than 20 years leadership experience in Oregon. She has her bachelor’s degree in business administration, as well as a Certificate in Public Administration and Enterprise Change Management. Darlene is also a Gallup Global Strengths Coach and enjoys working with individuals, supervisors and teams with styles, strengths, and behavioral assessments to improve communication and outcomes.

Lori Kievith , MBA

Leadership Coach

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Lori joined Cascade Health in January 2022 as a leadership coach. She holds a master’s degree in business administration and prior to joining Cascade Health, worked in municipal government for 32 years in finance, administration, recreation and management. Lori has also served in several nonprofit roles at residential day camps and local churches. Her passion is helping supervisors and employees improve their relationships and helping workplaces become more productive. Lori also enjoys helping clients with career planning, conflict resolution and stress management. Outside of work, Lori enjoys camping, world travel, hiking and spending time with friends and family.

Ann Kloos, LCSW

Counselor

Anjali Smith, QMHP

Registered Associate

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Anjali provides a warm, accepting, supportive and open environment to encourage personal growth, awareness and mindfulness. She enjoys helping clients empower themselves to become more resilient and believes everyone deserves to have healthy and productive relationships with themselves and others. She enjoys working with families and individuals but has a passion for working with active duty and retired first responders and their families. She has a solid understanding of the challenges first responders face both on duty and at home. In her spare time, Anjali enjoys spending time with her friends and family, cooking and exploring the outdoors.

Christina Pecue, QHMA, CADCI

Peer Support Specialist

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Christina brings her personal experience with mental health issues around anxiety and depression as a peer support specialist along with the skills that have transformed her story to one of recovery. She brings her knowledge from personal work, training, and certifications in CBT, DBT and Mindfulness to share as needed in supporting another in their journey to well-being. She believes that each person will have their own path and vision of what their own healing looks like. Christina has found that a relationship built on respect, understanding and trust will facilitate mutual learning, growth, and change for both parties.
Outside of Peer Support, Christina provides group facilitation, workplace interventions to support teams, workplace wellness trainings and workshops, and supports individuals and companies during times of crisis.
In her free time Christina finds relaxation through creating art, reading, time with family and cat, being in nature and a playful game of tennis.

Wendy Popp, LPC Associate

Counselor

Wendy holds a master’s degree in Clinical Mental Health Counseling. Wendy strives to provide a warm and welcoming environment where clients feel inspired to share about their current and past experiences. Using person-centered and cognitive-behavioral therapies, she helps client gain insight and empowerment in discovering their best self in an environment emphasizing empathy and positive regard. Wendy works with adolescents, adults, families and first responders. Her clinical focus includes anxiety, depression, trauma, grief/loss, self-harm, mindfulness, relationship, and family issues. During her spare time, Wendy enjoys hanging out with her family, especially her grandkids.

Becca Pangborn, QMHP

Graduate Student Intern

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Becca is a graduate-level intern counselor and QMHP who works with individual clients of all ages. They provide a safe and brave space for clients to feel heard, seen, and respected through Person-Centered Therapy approaches, unconditional positive regard, and empathetic understanding. Becca holds great value in treating the client as the expert of their own life and enhancing their understanding of themselves and their environment. In addition, they use elements of Cognitive-Behavioral Therapy approaches to bring awareness to unhelpful or harmful thinking and restructure thought processes so clients can work towards personal growth and development and aim to better their responses to challenging situations. Becca has experience working with clients experiencing anxiety, depression, self-harm or suicidal behaviors, legal troubles, family conflict, and self-esteem concerns. In addition to interning for Cascade, Becca is currently a master’s student of Social Work and has worked 3 years at a local non-profit residential organization serving adjudicated youths, ages 12-21.