Our Team
Nuwan Fonseka PsyD.
The Founder of iMC
Dr. Fonseka is a passionate clinical practitioner who divides his time between clinical psychotherapy practices, teaching, subject writing, and research.Fonseka is a Clinician and instructor at educational institutions in the USA, Canada and Asia, founder and Chief Clinician of the Integrative Mindfulness Center, and has written three books, dozens of journals, newspaper articles and book chapters.
Nuwan completed his Psy.D. in clinical psychology and continues his continuing education therapy training education through courses and activities for psychotherapy and mental health through Harvard Medical School in Boston. In his clinical practice, he delivers integrative psychotherapy, CBT, EMDR, TF-CBT, mindfulness, and other evidence-based treatments to adults and adolescents who have a broad range of emotional, behavioural, and psychological conditions such as PTSD, depression, anxiety, grief and trauma, medical psychological issues, attachment-based issues, and familial relationship problems. Nuwan’s post-graduate training was in children, individual and family therapy with the University of Toronto, The George Hull Center for Children and Families, which is an accredited children’s mental health program. Fonseka is involved with several health standards organizations in Ottawa, National accreditation committees’ and holding the vice president responsibility at the Psychotherapist College for Canada CCPCP.
The Founder of iMC
Dr. Fonseka is a passionate clinical practitioner who divides his time between clinical psychotherapy practices, teaching, subject writing, and research.Fonseka is a Clinician and instructor at educational institutions in the USA, Canada and Asia, founder and Chief Clinician of the Integrative Mindfulness Center, and has written three books, dozens of journals, newspaper articles and book chapters.
Nuwan completed his Psy.D. in clinical psychology and continues his continuing education therapy training education through courses and activities for psychotherapy and mental health through Harvard Medical School in Boston. In his clinical practice, he delivers integrative psychotherapy, CBT, EMDR, TF-CBT, mindfulness, and other evidence-based treatments to adults and adolescents who have a broad range of emotional, behavioural, and psychological conditions such as PTSD, depression, anxiety, grief and trauma, medical psychological issues, attachment-based issues, and familial relationship problems. Nuwan’s post-graduate training was in children, individual and family therapy with the University of Toronto, The George Hull Center for Children and Families, which is an accredited children’s mental health program. Fonseka is involved with several health standards organizations in Ottawa, National accreditation committees’ and holding the vice president responsibility at the Psychotherapist College for Canada CCPCP.
Kathy Jenson – MSW, RSW
Kathy Jensen is a highly skilled Child Program Consultant and Clinical Therapist with a wealth of experience in individual, couple, and family therapy. Her extensive background spans various areas of child and family services, mental health, and community health.
With a focus on rural and northern settings, Kathy has worked with individuals and families facing various issues, including chronic illness, emotional eating, grief work, relationship issues, divorce and separation, sexual abuse, family violence, and intergenerational trauma. She brings a strengths-based perspective to her practice, incorporating systems theory, cognitive-behavioral therapy (CBT), narrative therapy, feminist theory, and Indigenous teachings.
Kathy has a solid academic background and has taught at undergraduate and graduate levels. She has made significant contributions to social work through curriculum development and instruction. Kathy retired from full-time practice in 2018 but continues to contribute her expertise part-time, remaining dedicated to helping individuals and families navigate challenges and achieve positive outcomes.
Kathy Jensen is a highly skilled Child Program Consultant and Clinical Therapist with a wealth of experience in individual, couple, and family therapy. Her extensive background spans various areas of child and family services, mental health, and community health.
With a focus on rural and northern settings, Kathy has worked with individuals and families facing various issues, including chronic illness, emotional eating, grief work, relationship issues, divorce and separation, sexual abuse, family violence, and intergenerational trauma. She brings a strengths-based perspective to her practice, incorporating systems theory, cognitive-behavioral therapy (CBT), narrative therapy, feminist theory, and Indigenous teachings.
Kathy has a solid academic background and has taught at undergraduate and graduate levels. She has made significant contributions to social work through curriculum development and instruction. Kathy retired from full-time practice in 2018 but continues to contribute her expertise part-time, remaining dedicated to helping individuals and families navigate challenges and achieve positive outcomes.
John Koop Harder – MSW, MIRSW / RSW
John Koop Harder, a seasoned trauma therapist, has dedicated over two decades to supporting children, youth, and families navigate the complexities of trauma and crisis recovery. His extensive work with sexual abuse survivors and deep-rooted experiences in global civil and post-war environments underscore his commitment to fostering resilience and recovery.
John's journey has taken him from the haunting echoes of conflict zones in Bogota, Colombia, the Balkans, and Belfast, Northern Ireland, to the rich cultural tapestries of Indigenous communities in Canada's North. These experiences have not only enriched his expertise in addressing mental health concerns but also deepened his understanding of intergenerational trauma.
As a contributing author and Training Development Specialist at the Winnipeg Crisis & Trauma Resource Institute, John amplifies his impact by equipping others with the knowledge to support those in need. His personal life reflects his professional passion; whether he's adventuring with his two boys, strumming the classical guitar, or embracing the simple joys of music and cooking, John's life is a testament to the power of healing and hope.
In the wake of the pandemic's ongoing challenges, John remains a beacon of support for those struggling to find their footing. Offering a blend of online, telephone, and in-person counseling services, he stands ready to guide individuals and families towards a path of recovery.
John Koop Harder, a seasoned trauma therapist, has dedicated over two decades to supporting children, youth, and families navigate the complexities of trauma and crisis recovery. His extensive work with sexual abuse survivors and deep-rooted experiences in global civil and post-war environments underscore his commitment to fostering resilience and recovery.
John's journey has taken him from the haunting echoes of conflict zones in Bogota, Colombia, the Balkans, and Belfast, Northern Ireland, to the rich cultural tapestries of Indigenous communities in Canada's North. These experiences have not only enriched his expertise in addressing mental health concerns but also deepened his understanding of intergenerational trauma.
As a contributing author and Training Development Specialist at the Winnipeg Crisis & Trauma Resource Institute, John amplifies his impact by equipping others with the knowledge to support those in need. His personal life reflects his professional passion; whether he's adventuring with his two boys, strumming the classical guitar, or embracing the simple joys of music and cooking, John's life is a testament to the power of healing and hope.
In the wake of the pandemic's ongoing challenges, John remains a beacon of support for those struggling to find their footing. Offering a blend of online, telephone, and in-person counseling services, he stands ready to guide individuals and families towards a path of recovery.
Jeff McIntyre BSc, BEd, MEd
Jeff McIntyre is an exceptional educator with a diverse educational background, holding three degrees - BSc, BEd, and MEd - who began his career as a school teacher, supporting students who faced behavioural difficulties within their educational system. Due to his exceptional compassion, not only was Jeff teaching, but he was also serving as a counsellor, helping his pupils through complex situations.
His journey continued in education as he served in roles such as vice principal, principal and superintendent - always showing remarkable self-compassion and dedication - until, upon retirement, he transitioned to addiction counselling, working extensively with adults dealing with addiction or trauma within residential treatment settings.
Current contributions of Jeff's expertise to the iMC Youth and Education Program include consulting services as a valued consultant. Beyond professional achievements, he greatly enjoys playing golf and caring for Annie and Lucy (his pets).
Jeff McIntyre is an exceptional educator with a diverse educational background, holding three degrees - BSc, BEd, and MEd - who began his career as a school teacher, supporting students who faced behavioural difficulties within their educational system. Due to his exceptional compassion, not only was Jeff teaching, but he was also serving as a counsellor, helping his pupils through complex situations.
His journey continued in education as he served in roles such as vice principal, principal and superintendent - always showing remarkable self-compassion and dedication - until, upon retirement, he transitioned to addiction counselling, working extensively with adults dealing with addiction or trauma within residential treatment settings.
Current contributions of Jeff's expertise to the iMC Youth and Education Program include consulting services as a valued consultant. Beyond professional achievements, he greatly enjoys playing golf and caring for Annie and Lucy (his pets).
Mary Azure-Laubmann BSW/MIRSW/MSW
Mary Azure-Laubmann BSW/MIRSW/MSW is a respected Indigenous Knowledge Keeper and Trauma Expert with over two decades of clinical experience. As a traditional Cree woman from the Opaskwayak Cree Nation, she brings invaluable cultural insights and a deep understanding of indigenous healing practices to her role as a clinical therapist. Mary's educational journey led her to earn both her Bachelor and Master of Social Work from the University of Manitoba, accrediting her as a qualified social worker with the Manitoba College of Registered Social Workers.
Throughout her illustrious 23-year career, Mary has been a beacon of support for individuals, couples, families, and groups navigating their paths to recovery and wellness. Her expertise spans a broad spectrum of issues, including the impacts of colonization and residential schools, trauma recovery, family violence, sexual abuse, grief and loss, relationship challenges, menopause, inner child healing, lateral violence, and self-discovery.
Mary's work is characterized by a strength-based approach, emphasizing the power of community healing and personal wellness. She is a dedicated advocate and therapist, committed to sharing her knowledge and skills through workshops, presentations, and counselling sessions, helping many to find their way toward healing and empowerment.
Mary Azure-Laubmann BSW/MIRSW/MSW is a respected Indigenous Knowledge Keeper and Trauma Expert with over two decades of clinical experience. As a traditional Cree woman from the Opaskwayak Cree Nation, she brings invaluable cultural insights and a deep understanding of indigenous healing practices to her role as a clinical therapist. Mary's educational journey led her to earn both her Bachelor and Master of Social Work from the University of Manitoba, accrediting her as a qualified social worker with the Manitoba College of Registered Social Workers.
Throughout her illustrious 23-year career, Mary has been a beacon of support for individuals, couples, families, and groups navigating their paths to recovery and wellness. Her expertise spans a broad spectrum of issues, including the impacts of colonization and residential schools, trauma recovery, family violence, sexual abuse, grief and loss, relationship challenges, menopause, inner child healing, lateral violence, and self-discovery.
Mary's work is characterized by a strength-based approach, emphasizing the power of community healing and personal wellness. She is a dedicated advocate and therapist, committed to sharing her knowledge and skills through workshops, presentations, and counselling sessions, helping many to find their way toward healing and empowerment.
Karl P. Laubmann, BA,
Child-Youth Indigenous Knowledge Keeper
Karl P. Laubmann, BA, stands as a beacon of cultural advocacy and knowledge within the indigenous communities of Northern Manitoba. As a proud member of the Pimickamak First Nation, Karl's life is deeply intertwined with Cree culture, embodying traditional practices such as fishing, hunting, trapping, and engaging in the ceremonial traditions of the Muskego people. With a distinguished 37-year career spanning social services, addictions, and education, he has dedicated himself to nurturing the youth, families, and students across both rural and urban landscapes. Karl's fervor shines in educating the young on the Cree way of life, a testament to his role as a Child-Youth Indigenous Knowledge Keeper. Presently, Karl enriches lives as the Cultural Coordinator at the University College of the North, upholding the community's well-being. Beyond his professional pursuits, he is an avid outdoorsman, cherishing and preserving the land as a cherished gift from the creator. Karl Laubmann's legacy is a blend of tradition, education, and unwavering commitment to future generations.
Child-Youth Indigenous Knowledge Keeper
Karl P. Laubmann, BA, stands as a beacon of cultural advocacy and knowledge within the indigenous communities of Northern Manitoba. As a proud member of the Pimickamak First Nation, Karl's life is deeply intertwined with Cree culture, embodying traditional practices such as fishing, hunting, trapping, and engaging in the ceremonial traditions of the Muskego people. With a distinguished 37-year career spanning social services, addictions, and education, he has dedicated himself to nurturing the youth, families, and students across both rural and urban landscapes. Karl's fervor shines in educating the young on the Cree way of life, a testament to his role as a Child-Youth Indigenous Knowledge Keeper. Presently, Karl enriches lives as the Cultural Coordinator at the University College of the North, upholding the community's well-being. Beyond his professional pursuits, he is an avid outdoorsman, cherishing and preserving the land as a cherished gift from the creator. Karl Laubmann's legacy is a blend of tradition, education, and unwavering commitment to future generations.
Paul Gerald PhD
Dr. Paul Gerald, PhD, stands as a beacon in the field of mental health with over 35 years of dedicated service. His expertise in trauma therapy has made significant contributions to the field, utilizing a range of therapeutic techniques including EMDR, CBT, and narrative therapy. Dr. Gerald's vast experience encompasses work in outpatient clinics, crisis intervention, structured programs, psychiatric facilities, non-profits, and private practice, showcasing his adaptability and commitment to mental wellness.
His skills extend beyond individual therapy, as he is proficient in leading family group conferences, system sessions, group facilitation, and community workshops, bringing invaluable insight and healing to diverse groups. Dr. Gerald's association with the Integrative Mindfulness Center has greatly enriched its offerings. However, it's important to note that Dr. Gerald is currently not accepting new clients or therapy sessions, focusing on contributing to the field through other avenues.
Dr. Paul Gerald, PhD, stands as a beacon in the field of mental health with over 35 years of dedicated service. His expertise in trauma therapy has made significant contributions to the field, utilizing a range of therapeutic techniques including EMDR, CBT, and narrative therapy. Dr. Gerald's vast experience encompasses work in outpatient clinics, crisis intervention, structured programs, psychiatric facilities, non-profits, and private practice, showcasing his adaptability and commitment to mental wellness.
His skills extend beyond individual therapy, as he is proficient in leading family group conferences, system sessions, group facilitation, and community workshops, bringing invaluable insight and healing to diverse groups. Dr. Gerald's association with the Integrative Mindfulness Center has greatly enriched its offerings. However, it's important to note that Dr. Gerald is currently not accepting new clients or therapy sessions, focusing on contributing to the field through other avenues.
Kristine Pawluk - B.A. Psych, MACP
Kristine is an exceptional and compassionate clinical staff member of our facility. Having firsthand experience with issues in remote communities, Kristine brings a unique viewpoint to her work. Kristine holds an Advanced Bachelor of Arts in Psychology from the University of Manitoba and a Master of Arts Counselling Psychology degree specializing in Indigenous, Metis, and Inuit cultures and histories.
Kristine specializes in substance use therapy for adults struggling with substance abuse. Her approach incorporates Cognitive-Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Creative Art in Therapy and client-centered practices, providing tailored and effective care. Kristine helps individuals navigate their recovery journey using evidence-based treatments, develop long-term sobriety plans and build coping mechanisms to reach long-term sobriety.
Kristine loves spending quality time with her family by boating, fishing and creating beautiful memories. In the summer months, she can often be found exploring with Shrimp, the dog! During winter, she indulges her passions of ice skating and curling to stay active and explore new hobbies.
Kristine Pawluk is an invaluable clinical staff member with years of education, experience, and dedication to improving lives.
Her understanding of the challenges facing individuals living in remote communities makes her an excellent source of guidance and support. Kristine is committed to supporting you on your wellness journey, whether combatting addiction or seeking mental health services.
Kristine is an exceptional and compassionate clinical staff member of our facility. Having firsthand experience with issues in remote communities, Kristine brings a unique viewpoint to her work. Kristine holds an Advanced Bachelor of Arts in Psychology from the University of Manitoba and a Master of Arts Counselling Psychology degree specializing in Indigenous, Metis, and Inuit cultures and histories.
Kristine specializes in substance use therapy for adults struggling with substance abuse. Her approach incorporates Cognitive-Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Creative Art in Therapy and client-centered practices, providing tailored and effective care. Kristine helps individuals navigate their recovery journey using evidence-based treatments, develop long-term sobriety plans and build coping mechanisms to reach long-term sobriety.
Kristine loves spending quality time with her family by boating, fishing and creating beautiful memories. In the summer months, she can often be found exploring with Shrimp, the dog! During winter, she indulges her passions of ice skating and curling to stay active and explore new hobbies.
Kristine Pawluk is an invaluable clinical staff member with years of education, experience, and dedication to improving lives.
Her understanding of the challenges facing individuals living in remote communities makes her an excellent source of guidance and support. Kristine is committed to supporting you on your wellness journey, whether combatting addiction or seeking mental health services.
Jenna Deveraux – B.Ed. & BSW.
Jenna Deveraux stands at the forefront of family and child-centered therapy, bringing over a decade of clinical wisdom to her role at the Integrative Mindfulness Center. Her academic journey, enriched by degrees in Social Work, Sociology, and Physical Education from the University of Manitoba and the University of Brandon, underpins her comprehensive approach to therapy. Jenna's extensive background in private practice, alongside her contributions to both inpatient and outpatient substance abuse programs, showcases her versatile expertise.
Specializing in Cognitive Behavior Therapy and Motivational Interviewing, along with a profound commitment to attachment-trauma work and strength-based methodologies, Jenna adeptly guides children, adolescents, and their families through the complexities of addictions and trauma. Beyond her professional pursuits, Jenna is a devoted mother to three, masterfully blending her demanding career with the vibrant tapestry of motherhood. Her dedication illuminates her mission: to foster resilience and hope within the community, nurturing a path to healing and growth for every family she encounters.
Jenna Deveraux stands at the forefront of family and child-centered therapy, bringing over a decade of clinical wisdom to her role at the Integrative Mindfulness Center. Her academic journey, enriched by degrees in Social Work, Sociology, and Physical Education from the University of Manitoba and the University of Brandon, underpins her comprehensive approach to therapy. Jenna's extensive background in private practice, alongside her contributions to both inpatient and outpatient substance abuse programs, showcases her versatile expertise.
Specializing in Cognitive Behavior Therapy and Motivational Interviewing, along with a profound commitment to attachment-trauma work and strength-based methodologies, Jenna adeptly guides children, adolescents, and their families through the complexities of addictions and trauma. Beyond her professional pursuits, Jenna is a devoted mother to three, masterfully blending her demanding career with the vibrant tapestry of motherhood. Her dedication illuminates her mission: to foster resilience and hope within the community, nurturing a path to healing and growth for every family she encounters.
Don Fasciano - BA, CAPT, DBiT
Don Fasciano embodies over two decades of commitment, experience, and expertise in child and family therapy, representing his expertise as an icon. He is armed with a Bachelor of Arts and credentials such as CAPT and DBiT certifications; he has built an enviable legacy within therapy. Don has provided outstanding contributions at the George Hull Centre for Children and Families. Through various resource programs, he has developed invaluable insight into the unique issues children and families confront - enabling him to craft tailor-made solutions tailored to each situation.
Don is known for his versatility. From residential and day treatments, intensive in-home services, virtual therapy pioneers, managing virtual groups for CBT parent sessions, and relational therapeutic play and expressive art therapy domains online - Don provides courses on these cutting-edge modalities that benefit many. At Integrative Mindfulness Center Inc., his unfaltering commitment has astounded their Child-Youth Family Therapy Program and brought positive results to many children and families.
Don is also an instructor at the Georgian College of Applied Arts and Technology, inspiring future therapists. At Integrative Mindfulness Center, his expertise strengthens its clinical team's mission: supporting individuals and families towards holistic healing.
Don Fasciano is an exemplar in mental health services, representing dedication and expertise with every action he takes.
Don Fasciano embodies over two decades of commitment, experience, and expertise in child and family therapy, representing his expertise as an icon. He is armed with a Bachelor of Arts and credentials such as CAPT and DBiT certifications; he has built an enviable legacy within therapy. Don has provided outstanding contributions at the George Hull Centre for Children and Families. Through various resource programs, he has developed invaluable insight into the unique issues children and families confront - enabling him to craft tailor-made solutions tailored to each situation.
Don is known for his versatility. From residential and day treatments, intensive in-home services, virtual therapy pioneers, managing virtual groups for CBT parent sessions, and relational therapeutic play and expressive art therapy domains online - Don provides courses on these cutting-edge modalities that benefit many. At Integrative Mindfulness Center Inc., his unfaltering commitment has astounded their Child-Youth Family Therapy Program and brought positive results to many children and families.
Don is also an instructor at the Georgian College of Applied Arts and Technology, inspiring future therapists. At Integrative Mindfulness Center, his expertise strengthens its clinical team's mission: supporting individuals and families towards holistic healing.
Don Fasciano is an exemplar in mental health services, representing dedication and expertise with every action he takes.
Yza Ramirez BSW, RSW, MSW-CA
"Helping children and youth heal and grow is what I love to do. I have experience working with a range of mental health and trauma-related concerns. I’ve worked with children and youth who have gone through abuse and crisis situations. I have also worked with children and youth diagnosed with ADHD, PTSD, ASD, attachment disorder, depression, anxiety, and global developmental delay. I have experience helping children, youth and families with daily life matters and skills-building to crisis situations.
My little family consists of my husband, our Bichon Frise named Zeus, a baby boy - they all keep me busy at all times. However, I also love to sing, play the piano, bass and a little bit of guitar. I sing and play at our church together with my husband and friends.
As a Filipino immigrant in Canada, I take it as a personal responsibility and an honour to work with my Indigenous brothers and sisters. My goal is to continue to do so for as long as I can.
"Helping children and youth heal and grow is what I love to do. I have experience working with a range of mental health and trauma-related concerns. I’ve worked with children and youth who have gone through abuse and crisis situations. I have also worked with children and youth diagnosed with ADHD, PTSD, ASD, attachment disorder, depression, anxiety, and global developmental delay. I have experience helping children, youth and families with daily life matters and skills-building to crisis situations.
My little family consists of my husband, our Bichon Frise named Zeus, a baby boy - they all keep me busy at all times. However, I also love to sing, play the piano, bass and a little bit of guitar. I sing and play at our church together with my husband and friends.
As a Filipino immigrant in Canada, I take it as a personal responsibility and an honour to work with my Indigenous brothers and sisters. My goal is to continue to do so for as long as I can.
Lynnsey Breanne BSW, MSW-CA
Lynnsey is a compassionate Counselling Therapist dedicated to transforming the lives of children and youth. With a strong foundation in Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) and a unique approach incorporating expressive artwork, she guides her clients through emotional challenges. Holding a BSW and a concentration in Family Social Sciences, Lynnsey specializes in social development and child/youth developmental health.
Her expertise extends to assisting children in crisis, employing CBT and Creative Expressive art. Aspiring to be a school counselor, she is committed to fostering positive change in educational settings. In her leisure time, Lynnsey enjoys writing short stories and poetry, creating artwork, and embracing the joy of learning new things.
Lynnsey is a compassionate Counselling Therapist dedicated to transforming the lives of children and youth. With a strong foundation in Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) and a unique approach incorporating expressive artwork, she guides her clients through emotional challenges. Holding a BSW and a concentration in Family Social Sciences, Lynnsey specializes in social development and child/youth developmental health.
Her expertise extends to assisting children in crisis, employing CBT and Creative Expressive art. Aspiring to be a school counselor, she is committed to fostering positive change in educational settings. In her leisure time, Lynnsey enjoys writing short stories and poetry, creating artwork, and embracing the joy of learning new things.
Rachelle Ladyka
Rachelle Ladyka is a dedicated child therapist support worker renowned for her unwavering commitment to children, especially those facing behavioral challenges. Her work transcends professionalism, representing a transformative journey for both her and her young clients. Rachelle employs patience, understanding, and expertise to uncover hidden strengths while addressing evident behaviors.
Notably, Rachelle is a pioneer in out reach supporting, delivering program group therapy, integrating art-play and expressive works to create a vibrant healing environment for children. Her sessions offer solace and empowerment through creative expression.
Rachelle extends her reach to underserved communities, advocating for accessible healthcare as a fundamental right.
She is more than a program support worker; she's a beacon of inspiration guiding young souls toward brighter futures.
Rachelle Ladyka is a dedicated child therapist support worker renowned for her unwavering commitment to children, especially those facing behavioral challenges. Her work transcends professionalism, representing a transformative journey for both her and her young clients. Rachelle employs patience, understanding, and expertise to uncover hidden strengths while addressing evident behaviors.
Notably, Rachelle is a pioneer in out reach supporting, delivering program group therapy, integrating art-play and expressive works to create a vibrant healing environment for children. Her sessions offer solace and empowerment through creative expression.
Rachelle extends her reach to underserved communities, advocating for accessible healthcare as a fundamental right.
She is more than a program support worker; she's a beacon of inspiration guiding young souls toward brighter futures.
Rieza De Silva
Rieza is a dynamic iMC admin renowned for her extensive experience in healthcare administration and community program management. With a rich background honed in the Middle East's healthcare sector, she brings a blend of meticulous organization, results-driven strategies, and exceptional interpersonal skills to her role.
Eager to leverage her expertise as a receptionist, Rieza aims to enhance organizational efficiency and contribute positively to any setting. Her proactive approach and dedication to supporting team and client needs underscore her commitment to excellence in counseling therapy center administration.
Rieza is a dynamic iMC admin renowned for her extensive experience in healthcare administration and community program management. With a rich background honed in the Middle East's healthcare sector, she brings a blend of meticulous organization, results-driven strategies, and exceptional interpersonal skills to her role.
Eager to leverage her expertise as a receptionist, Rieza aims to enhance organizational efficiency and contribute positively to any setting. Her proactive approach and dedication to supporting team and client needs underscore her commitment to excellence in counseling therapy center administration.