Program Manager:

Steve Tucker, Ph.D., CEAP, SAP 
Dr. Tucker has led Profile Employee Assistance Program for twenty years. Through the Profile Center for Organizational Enrichment (PCOE), the leadership and team development arm of Profile EAP, Dr. Tucker provides development assistance to leaders and teams throughout Colorado. Included among organizations he has worked with are Centura Health, City of Colorado Springs, The Broadmoor Hotel and Resort, Colorado College, Boeing, and many others. Dr. Tucker has been involved in the mental health field for over twenty-five years focusing on Employee Assistance and Organizational Psychology.

Certified Employee Assistance Professional, 1995; Registered non-licensed Psychotherapist, State of Colorado, 1994; Columbia Pacific University, Doctorate & Masters Degree in Psychology & Education, 1983-1986; University of Southern Colorado, Bachelors in Sociology & Psychology, 1971.

Areas of Clinical Interest: Children, Family Mental Health, School Intervention, Depression, Stress & Health Psychology

Clinical Manager:

Sue L. Garcia, MA, LPC, Network Services Coordinator
Sue is a Colorado native and has lived in Colorado Springs since 1976. She has worked in the field of Mental Health since 1979. Her experience is in various settings and styles of counseling, consulting and educating, and is inclusive of traditional and non-traditional approaches. Since 1993, she has served on the Licensed Professional Counselor Examiners State Grievance Board.

Licensed Professional Counselor, State of Colorado, July 1992; University of Colorado, Masters in Guidance & Counseling Psychology, 1984; Colorado State University, Bachelors in Merchandising, 1974.

Areas of Clinical Interest: Individual and Couples Therapy, Women's Issues, Gay/Lesbian Issues, Parenting Skills, Holistic-Mind/Body Approaches, Spirituality, Law of Attraction, Grief and Loss, Depression, Anxiety, Management Trainings and Consultations

Counselors:

Denise L Kidd, MA, LPC, NCC, CAC III, SAP, Drug-Free Workplace Coordinator
Denise has worked in the Mental Health and Substance Abuse fields for over 26 years. She has worked in non-profit organizations and in a hospital setting. She has extensive experience in emergency room crisis intervention & evaluation, substance abuse treatment and co-occurring disorders, developmental disabilities, working with families, and holds specialty certification as an addictions counselor. As a counselor with Profile EAP, she also coordinates the Drug-Free Workplace Program and provides individual, couples, and family counseling.

Licensed Professional Counselor, State of Colorado, 2004; National Certified Counselor, 2001; Certified Addictions Counselor III, State of Colorado, 2004; Substance Abuse Professional, 2009; Adams State College, Master of Arts in Community Counseling, 2001; University of Southern Colorado, Bachelor of Science in Behavioral Science with an emphasis in Social Work, 1982.

Areas of Clinical Interest: Substance Abuse Counseling, SAP Drug and Alcohol Evaluations, Co-Occurring Disorders, Crisis Intervention, Women's Issues, Developmental Disabilities, Grief and Loss, Anxiety and Depression.

Nancy L. Bader, MSW, LCSW
Nancy has worked with children, adolescents, young adults, adults, and elderly clients through a variety of clinical settings. She has a special interest in Crisis Counseling and has worked extensively with the American Red Cross, to include counseling with the Port Authority Police Force after 9/11 and with flood, fire, and hurricane victims. She has been a counselor with Profile EAP for over 20 years and provides individual, couples, and family counseling.

Licensed Clinical Social Worker, State of Colorado, 1991; University of Denver, Masters in Social Work, Emphasis in Integrated Practice, 1988; Colorado State University, Bachelors in Social Work, Emphasis in Criminal Justice, 1982.

Areas of Clinical Interest: Parenting Issues, Self-Esteem, Trauma Debriefing, Depression, and Women's Issues.

Bill Bray, MA, D.Min, LPC
Bill has obtained both professional and pastoral counseling experience through his work in clinical, academic, and church settings. He has received training in EMDR and is a Level 2 therapist. As a counselor with Profile EAP he provides individual, couples (including pre-marital), and family counseling.

Licensed Professional Counselor, State of Colorado, May 2009; Phillips Theological Seminary, Doctorate in Practical (Applied) Theology, 1985; University of Colorado, Master of Arts in Guidance and Counseling Psychology, 1990; Nazarene Theological Seminary, Master of Divinity, 1978; MidAmerica Nazarene University, Bachelor of Arts in Religion, 1974.

Areas of Clinical Interest: EMDR, Pre-Marital, Families, Grief and Loss, Depression, and Faith Development

Yesim Saldivia, MA, LPC
Yesim has worked in community mental health for a number of years. She has had experience working with children, adolescents, and families with a wide array of presenting problems. In addition, she has received extensive training in disaster behavioral health and trauma. She has received training in EMDR and is a Level 2 therapist. As a counselor with Profile EAP, she provides individual, couples, and family counseling.

Licensed Professional Counselor, State of Colorado, 2008; Pacific University, Masters in Counseling Psychology, 2003; Kalamazoo College, Bachelor of Arts in Human Development and Social Relations, 2000.

Areas of Clinical Interest: Individual and Couples Therapy, Trauma, EMDR, Grief and Loss, Women's Issues, Stress Management, Self-Development, and Holistic Approaches.

Trudy G. Wilson, MS, LPC
Trudy has worked with children, adolescents, and families in a variety of settings including community and residential based mental health services throughout her clinical career of fourteen years. Most recently, she served as the Clinical Director for an out of state residential mental health treatment center for adolescent females. She has had extensive experience with crisis response and management, as well as trauma interventions. Child, adolescent, and young adult development is the area of her expertise, with an array of exposure to those varying presenting problems. As a counselor with Profile EAP, she provides individual, couples, and family counseling.

Licensed Professional Counselor, State of Colorado, December 2009, and State of Connecticut, October 2001; Loyola College, Masters in Counseling Psychology, 1995; St. Michael's College, Bachelors in Psychology, 1993.

Areas of Clinical Interest: Children, Adolescents, and Families, Divorce & Blended Family Issues, School Issues, Anxiety, Trauma, Stress Management, Depression, and Grief and Loss.

Employer Relations Specialist: 

 Rhonda Gerberich 
Sales/Marketing Coordinator

Administrative Support:

 Michelle Powers 
Business Office Coordinator 

Karen Dailey
Administrative Secretary 

Heather Daniels 
Administrative Secretary