Dalia is a first-generation Mexican immigrant and DACA recipient with more than 15 years of experience working with Spanish-speaking families. Dalia received Bachelor’s Degrees in Psychology and Criminology from the University of New Mexico. She later graduated with a Master’s Degree in Social Work from New Mexico Highlands University. With more than ten years in the behavioral health field, Dalia’s professional experience extends to medical social work, program management, and clinical mental health services with children, youth, and families, where the majority of them have experienced the impact of migration. Dalia contributes to the social work field by serving as a mentor and field instructor to social work and counseling interns. Dalia’s goal is to use her educational and personal experience to extend equitable access to mental health services to immigrant families.

Josh is a Clinical Mental Health Counselor and Multi-Systemic Therapy Supervisor for Sandoval and Valencia Counties. He is trauma-informed, and trained in substance abuse, as well as suicide and crisis assessment and interventions. Josh is experienced in working with youths, adults, couples, and families with intensive needs through promoting personal growth and building interpersonal relationships.

Lori is an MST-PSB supervisor in Valencia County. She conducts suicide and threat assessments and is committed to working with youth and their families. Before becoming a supervisor, Lori provided services and support to Albuquerque Public School students and staff for many years.