Rick J. Murray, LSW, BCBA, Chief Operating Officer
Catherine A. Hughes, A.A., Family Support Coordinator
Susan Paul, LSW, Corporate Director of Behavioral Health Services
Christine L. Sheffey, MSW, Corporate Director of Autism Services
Dawn K. Joseph, RN, Director of Quality Improvement
Jennifer Putt, BS, Senior Quality Auditor, HIPAA Compliance Officer
Terrance R. Sheffey, BS, Community Outreach Coordinator
Colleen Patrick-Evans, MSEd, NCC, LPC, Director of Research and Innovation
Michelle Chapla, MS, Regional Director of Autism Services, FBR Beaver and Mercer Offices
Amy Flickinger, MA, BCBA, Autism Coordinator, FBR Indiana Office
Christy Foote, MS, Regional Director of Autism Services, FBR Lancaster Office
Noelle Herrick, MS, Autism Coordinator, FBR Cranberry and New Kensington Offices
Kara D. Kaylor, MSEd, Regional Director of Autism Services, FBR Bedford, Latrobe, Somerset, and Uniontown Offices
Lori Kerr, MA, Autism Coordinator, FBR North Huntingdon Office
Stacey Motonis, MA, Autism Coordinator, FBR Butler Office
Teresa O'Brien, M.Ed., Autism Coordinator, FBR North Hills Office
Eileen M. Saltzgiver, MS, BCBA, Regional Director of Autism Services, FBR Armstrong, Monroeville, New Kensington and North Huntingdon Offices
Courtney Walsh, MA, Regional Director of Autism Services, FBR Butler, Cranberry, North Hills and Robinson Offices
Shannon Adkins, MS, Clinical Supervisor, FBR Mercer Office
Melissa Alcorn-Ferry, MSW, Clinical Supervisor, FBR Armstrong Office
Belinda Armstrong, MA, Clinical Supervisor, FBR Butler Office
Shelley Babel, MSEd, NCC, Clinical Supervisor, FBR Brentwood Office
Teresa Bateman, MOT, Clinical Supervisor, FBR Somerset Office
Amber L. Conley, MSW, Clinical Supervisor, FBR North Hills Office
Rachel Cornelius, LSW, Clinical Supervisor, FBR Beaver Office
Beth Giglio, MA, Clinical Supervisor, FBR North Huntingdon Office
Felicia Junod, LPC, NCC, MA, Clinical Supervisor, FBR New Kensington Office
Alison Marcin, MA, Clinical Supervisor, FBR Robinson Office
Corinne Miller, MSEd, Clinical Supervisor, FBR Indiana Office
Lori Mondock, MSEd, Clinical Supervisor, FBR Latrobe Office
Heather Moran, MA, Clinical Supervisor, FBR Bedford and Blair Offices
Lisa Reynolds, MSEd, Clinical Supervisor, FBR Cranberry Office
Andrea L. Tremel, MS, Clinical Supervisor, FBR Washington Office
Brittany Winfrey, MS, Clinical Supervisor, FBR Uniontown Office
Susan Roop, MA, NCC, LPC, Director of Family Based Mental Health Services, FBR Butler Office
Stacey Colborn, MS, Outpatient Clinical Supervisor, FBR Uniontown Clinic
Tina Desport, MSW, Outpatient Clinical Supervisor, FBR New Kensington Clinic
Jaime W. Lawson, LPC, NCC, Outpatient Clinical Supervisor, FBR Greensburg Clinic
Jennifer Adamczyk-Abusomwan, MA, LPC, Director of Trauma Services
Melissa H. Diorio, PsyD, Licensed Psychologist
Gina M. Garofalo, MSEd, Clinical Evaluator
Tricia B. Hammill, MS, Clinical Evaluator
Leslie Kast, PsyD, Licensed Psychologist
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Shannon received her BS in psychology with an English minor from Allegheny College. She came to FBR in May 2005 as a TSS in the then Gibsonia office while completing her MS in Counseling Psychology with School Counseling certification in PA. She continued with FBR after graduating in May 2007 as a BSC/MT out of Gibsonia, and then Cranberry. Previously, she worked at Glade Run Lutheran Services in the RTF with girls 15-18 yrs old. While at Glade Run, she decided that she wanted to go into counseling due to the experiences that these girls had been through and the trauma that they continued to live with because of their environments. She feels it was “amazing to see the difference that just caring could make in their lives.” Shannon also worked in a daycare setting - Tender Care in Wexford - while doing TSS work and going to graduate school. She left once school counseling internships began at Oakland Catholic, Evans City Elementary, and Freedom Area Middle School. From being a TSS to becoming a BSC/MT, she ultimately decided that her population of choice is working with children with behavioral concerns and children on the spectrum. There is little more rewarding in the world then hearing a non-verbal child say their first word, or a child who could barely focus on his or her own, to reach the point of discharge from services and succeed in life. Also, she is pleased to see the change in the families who have gained newfound skills from confusion and frustration to confidence in their abilities to continue on. WHY FBR? “First and foremost, FBR truly exemplifies the standards and ethics that I hold dear as a professional. FBR truly cares about our families, their struggles, and ensuring that our staff has the training and experiences to be knowledgeable about the children that we work with and be able to transfer those skills and knowledge to our families. FBR has helped to shape me into the professional that I am today, and my clients’ families have also helped to make me the staff that I am today. I wouldn’t find myself anywhere else.” |