Cascade Behavioral Health & EAP Team

The Cascade Health team has provided comprehensive Employee Assistance Program services since 1985.  Led by Jodi DePaoli, L.P.C., Cascade Health’s staff includes licensed mental health professionals. Most members of our team have more than 20 years experience providing mental health services in our community.

Jodi DePaoli, LPC

(Not accepting new clients at this time.) Jodi began working for Cascade Behavioral Health in 2015 and became Manager of the department in April of 2019. She has a Master’s degree in Clinical Mental Health Counseling. She 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 in her work. She is also trained in Cognitive Processing Therapy for trauma. Jodi strongly believes that people are doing the best they can, and that by gaining more skills and knowledge through counseling and personal work, their best can look even better over time.

Outside of counseling, Jodi enjoys presenting trainings, conflict resolution, and helping employers address workplace problems in order to create a more positive working environment. Jodi enjoys spending time with her husband and four teenagers, walking her dog, practicing yoga, reading, and spending time with friends and family.

Tibor Bessko, LPC

Prior to joining Cascade Health, Tibor Besskó, MEd, LPC, worked for seventeen years with adolescents and families from diverse backgrounds as a School Counselor. Applying client-centered, trauma informed, and solution-focused approaches, Tibor connects with individual’s inherent goodness, intelligence, and power. From this place, he helps individuals summon their inner resources to address personal and interpersonal issues, move on from stagnant or unfulfilling life situations, heal from past traumas, and unleash personal passions and new areas of self-growth. Tibor works with adults and adolescents.

Stephanie Evans-Wondra, LPC

(Not accepting new clients at this time.) 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, understanding both individuals want to be seen and heard, and works relentlessly to help 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.

Susan Isaacs, LCSW

(Not accepting new clients at this time.) Susan has worked at Cascade Behavioral Health & 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 and going into the work-site where she helps groups – employees and supervisors – respond to the news of a death of a colleague or family member’s diagnosis with a terminal illness.

Ann Kloos, LCSW

(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 chronic pain and mild brain injury clients. 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.

Jeff Lenker, LCSW, SAP

Jeff began his clinical practice in the Eugene /Springfield area in 1988, initially specializing in work with adolescents and families at the Sacred Heart Adolescent Recovery Program, S.H.A.R.P.   He began employee assistance counseling in 1995, and started work at Cascade Behavioral Health & EAP in 2014.  His specialties include work with individuals, couples and families.  His clinical focus includes treatment of anxiety, depression, stress and anger management, grief, and life transitions. He has extensive experience assisting clients and families in addressing substance abuse.

Jennifer Moorhead, LPC, CADC II

(Available for telehealth appointments only at this time.) Jennifer is a Licensed Professional Counselor and Certified Drug and Alcohol Counselor II with more than 25 years of experience in these fields. Jennifer works with children, adolescents, adults and seniors individually and/or as a family. Her areas of expertise include depression, anxiety, bipolar disorder, intellectual/developmental disabilities, trauma, grief and traumatic brain injuries. Her therapeutic approaches include Cognitive Behavioral Therapy and Systems Therapy. She describes her purpose in counseling as: “providing the right care, in the right place, at the right time.” 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.

Having lived all over the United States, 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.

Anjali Smith, QMHP

Anjali provides a warm, accepting, supportive, and open environment, to encourage personal growth, awareness, and mindfulness. Her approach is to help clients empower themselves so they can learn how to become more resilient to the difficulties life can bring. She believes everyone deserves to have healthy and productive relationships with themselves and others, but that can be easier said than done. Her goal as your therapist is to collaborate with you to find tools that truly work for you. She accomplishes this by helping you understand the patterns that brought you to the present. This can be a hard process, but you won’t be alone. Your path through therapy is adaptable to your own experiences and desired outcomes.

While she enjoys working with families and individuals from all walks of life, she has a passion working with active duty and retired first responders along with their families. She has a solid understanding of the challenges first responders face both on duty and at home. The lives of first responders can be unique to those who work a typical 40-hour work week. She knows how different variables of the career can affect both the work life and homelife of first responders.

In her spare time, Anjali enjoys spending time with her friends and family, cooking, and exploring the outdoors.

Sarah Cordua, Registered Associate

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.

Jessica Couey, Registered Associate

Jessica joined Cascade Health in 2022. She holds a master’s in clinical mental health counseling and her bachelor’s in social psychology. Jessica is a veteran of the Air Force and is passionate about providing information and knowledge to help end the stigma of seeking mental health care.

She enjoys helping people identify their strengths and the tools they possess so they can feel empowered to make positive life changes.. In her free time, Jessica thrives while spending time with her family. She loves camping, hiking and the outdoors and enjoys cooking, sitting down with a good book and crocheting.

Grace Grymonpre-Dwyer, Registered Associate

Grace holds a master’s degree in Clinical Mental Health Counseling and has experience working with children, teens, adults, and couples. Grace brings a kind and gentle spirt to counseling and believes that the therapeutic relationship is the foundation of healing. She practices a collaborative and holistic approach, where all aspects of the individual are not only recognized but honored. Grace’s clinical focus includes anxiety, depression, trauma, grief and loss, human sexuality, and relationship issues. Applying person-centered, trauma-informed, and mindfulness-based approaches, Grace assists clients in navigating life changes and finding genuine well-being.

Darlene Kelly, Leadership Coach

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

Lori Kievith began work as Cascade Health in January 2022 as a Leadership Coach. Prior to Cascade Lori worked in Municipal Government for 32 years in Finance, Administration, Recreation, and Division Management. Lori holds a Master’s Degree in Business Administration. Lori has also served in several non-profit roles at Residential Day Camps and Local Churches. Lori’s passion is helping supervisors and employees improve their relationships and helping work places become more productive. Lori also enjoys helping clients with career planning, conflict resolution, and learning stress management tools. Outside of work Lori enjoys camping, world travel, hiking, and spending time with friends and family.

Rose Carwile, Registered Associate

Rose holds a Master’s degree in Clinical Mental Health Counseling. She views therapy as a collaborative process between counselor and client. She believes that through this process clients can increase self-awareness, heal past wounds, improve their relationships and discover their authentic self. Using a client-centered, trauma-informed and strengths based approach, she enjoys helping clients become more empowered, 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. Outside of counseling Rose enjoys yoga, reading and hanging out with her pit bull, Ruby.

Emmitt Adair, QMHP, CADC

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 took a circuitous route to the behavioral health field, having previously earned his Doctor of Jurisprudence at the University of Oregon after receiving his bachelor’s degrees as a double-major in philosophy and psychology there. Emmitt is passionate about providing therapy, counseling, alternative dispute resolution and training to individuals and work groups. He loves providing support and care while interacting with people on such meaningful work. At home, Emmitt’s hands are full as he enjoys time with his family and three giant breed dogs. He is also a certified Israeli Krav Maga instructor and an avid motorcycle enthusiast.