The Wellness Team
Who We Are
David Alexander, LPCC
Clinical Counselor
David has a primarily Mindfulness and Cognitive Behavioral Approach to therapy and often works with clients on learning skills to recognize and challenge thought patterns which contribute to depression and anxiety. He has training in teaching Dialectical Behavioral Therapy (DBT) skills and certification in Reconsolidation of Traumatic Memories (RTM).
505-358-1275
Sheena Moe, LMHC
Clinical Social Worker
Sheena primarily utilizes a person-centered, strengths based, solution focused and multicultural approach in working with clients. She strives to create an authentic, non-judgmental and collaborative therapeutic relationship with clients as they work to overcome barriers and learn skills and insight to support a healthy and meaningful life. Sheena utilizes Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, Dialectical Behavior Therapy, Motivational Interviewing, Mindfulness practices and the Attachment Regulation and Competency Approach. She has experience working with clients with a variety of challenges including anxiety, depression, mood disorders and trauma.
505-750-1113
Lisa Smith,
Counseling Intern
Lisa is a graduate intern working to complete a master's degree in clinical mental health counseling with an emphasis in trauma. Lisa primarily uses Dialectical Behavior Therapy in conjunction with a strengths-based approach and mindfulness-based techniques that integrate mind and body. She is also a certified yoga instructor who has taken courses in trauma-informed yoga. Lisa believes that when provided with a compassionate, non-judgmental, validating, and collaborative environment, clients can learn new skills to transcend difficulties and thrive in their lives.
505-585-5759
Christopher Cunningham, LPCC
Clinical Social Worker
He takes an strength-based, interpersonal and relational approach to therapy by helping his clients identify goals and help support them in their efforts toward achieving those goals by learning new skills and practices that promotes a more authentic, satisfying sense of self and more meaningful relationships.
719-480-5933
Shelbra Thorla Ginn, LCSW
Clinical Social Worker
With 30 years of experience, Shelbra has helped people of all ages
address a variety of issues that they felt negatively impacted their lives. Her approach to this work is
grounded in the belief that people can change and heal. Shelbra believes that through entering a
respectful, non-judgmental collaborative relationship with a client, they work together to identify what a person may want to address, as well as the means for addressing the issue.
505-463-9539
Sherry Lebneznick Brown
Clinical Social Worker
Sherry is trained and experienced in utilizing methodologies such as Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), trauma informed interventions and comes from a strengths-based perspective to help clients utilize their own internal strengths and resources to address current challenges. Sherry primarily serves adults through individual and couples’ therapy who are addressing issues such as depression, anxiety
505-730-6735
Amanda Moe, LPCC
Clinical Counselor
She adopts a holistic approach to healing and strives to provide a non-judgmental, compassionate approach and environment for clients to find the courage, strength and resiliency that leads to healing. She specializes in working with individuals with depression, anxiety, borderline personality disorder, problem sexual behaviors, grief and loss, life transitions, trauma, anger management, abuse and neglect, sexual harm and violence and parenting.
505-750-0405
Ashley McKenna, LPCC
Clinical Counselor
Throughout my years as a therapist, I have helped clients to achieve sobriety, integrate prior trauma and build increased hope for overall wellness. I believe you are an expert in your own life, and by having a witness on your journey, you will be able to reach your goals. I want to help you find truth and meaning in your life while creating an environment that you love.
505-433-7561