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The Self Help Center’s goal is to help people make the changes necessary to discover contentment and fulfillment in
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Jennifer became the Executive Director of the Self Help Center in fall of 2015. Jennifer is a Casper Native with over 17 years of non-profit administrative experience. Jennifer is committed and is passionate about creating a healthier community and is able to work towards this goal by offering hope and help through the Self Help Center's programs and services.
Micki has been working in the non-profit sector for over 19 years. She joined the Self Help Center team in 2015 and serves as our Lead Advocate. Micki provides crisis intervention and case management to victims of domestic violence, sexual assault, and elder abuse that qualify for our Safe House program. She assists clients with safety planning and helps clients navigate through the various social and human service agencies in the community.
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Substance Abuse Treatment Provider & Mental Health Therapist
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Clinical Supervisor
Walt coordinates the community outreach and event efforts of the Self Help Center. He is originally from Wisconsin and graduated from UW-Milwaukee. He and his family have called Casper home since 2010. He has been an active member of the local community, partnering with many regional groups, organizations and businesses and continues to do so in his current role.
Victor Orr has been providing violence prevention programming for the Self Help Center for 26 years. The PAVE (People Against Violence Everywhere) program includes one on one mentoring of youth after school, small group work focused on violence prevention, and large group presentations on dating red flags and healthy relationships. In addition, he facilitates a summer camp called CORE (Conservation Outdoor Recreation Education) which is available to all students to promote team work, self-esteem and peer relationship building. Students are also trained in Leave No Trace principles to help preserve the environment. Scholarships are available for any student who is unable to pay for the camps. There are six trips available for up to 18 students per trip.
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Katie is a Mental Health Therapist for the Self Help Center. She began working at the center in through AmeriCorps in 2018, successfully completing 1700 service hours with that agency. She joined the Self Help Center full time upon completion of this service. Katie supports the efforts of our 24-Hour Hotline as well as the facilitation of our Financial Empowerment resources. She also is the lead for our online support group services.
STEPHANIE LAMB,
PMFT-303
Stephanie has been a resident of Casper, Wyoming, for the majority of her life, fostering deep connections within her community. With a loving husband of fifteen years and two wonderful daughters, she finds solace in the warmth of her family circle. Holding a Master's degree in Marriage and Family Therapy, Stephanie has dedicated her career to enhancing the well-being of individuals and families. Her professional journey has seen her navigate both private practice and inpatient settings, where she offers invaluable therapeutic support to children, adolescents, and adults alike. Stephanie's expertise extends beyond traditional therapy as she conducts comprehensive drug and alcohol assessments, instructs the Level .5 Early Intervention Course, and provides support through the 24-Hour Hotline, embodying a commitment to healing and resilience in her community.
The Self Help Center is a partner of the Wyoming Division of Victim Services. For more information, please contact us.
President: Tyler Disburg
Vice President: Erica Ridgeway
Secretary: Christopher Dresang
Treasurer: Shane Galles
Jen Reece
Marissa Widiker
Melissa Behringer
Annie Sanders
Sarah Szewczyk
