Amber Smith, MS LMFT CFRC
Amber is a licensed marriage and family therapist in Washington State. She received her Masters of Science in Marriage and Family Therapy from Seattle Pacific University in 2013. She has years of experience supporting adults, kids, and families dealing with a variety of concerns. She is married to a police officer and her passion is supporting both the Blue community and the larger first responder/public safety community.
Megan McCay, MA LMFTA
Megan received a Master of Arts in Psychology with an emphasis on Marriage and Family Therapy from Brandman University in 2022. As a military veteran, she is passionate about serving the military community, first responders and their families. Megan believes the client is the expert in their story and is honored to share that space with her clients.
Corey Williams, MA LMHCA
Corey is passionate about helping first responders, military veterans, and their families. He is driven to support those who serve and help others. His twenty years as a military veteran and first responder have given him a thorough understanding of the unique stressors which these communities and their family endure. He received his Masters in Clinical Mental Health Counseling from Liberty University in 2022.
Ray Kasper MS.Ed. LMHC
Ray is a licensed Mental Health Counselor in Washington State. He received his Masters of Science in Counseling Psychology from the University of Kansas in 1991. He has worked in multiple therapeutic, educational, and social service capacities with civilian and military families, adults, and children. As a military veteran, and civil servant, he has dedicated his time and energy to family and those who care, protect, and serve for the greater good.
Mikayla Lewis, LMHCA
Kayla fosters connection and wellness in the community and believes that having a healthy community means supporting healthy first responders. The stressors and multiple identities that first responders carry impact the decisions made every day in this job. Remaining person focused is the highest priority, and Kayla uses a background from child welfare, community mental health, and personal experience to engage and connect. My experience leads me to support first responders of all walks of life including LGBTQ+. Kayla is expected to graduate with a Master’s in Mental Health Counseling and Wellness from New York University in Spring 2024.