Child & Family Counseling Team
Therapists
Terrie Haworth, LPC, Program Manager and Clinical Supervisor
Terrie is a Licensed Professional Counselor who has worked with youth and their families for more than seven years. Terrie received her master’s degree in Clinical Mental Health counseling from George Fox University and her bachelor’s in Family Communications from Portland State University. She has extensive training in family therapy and trauma theory, as well as a certification in Rhythmic Movement Training. Terrie feels inspired by her clients and their strength to overcome life’s obstacles, and feels privileged to be part of their journey. In her off time, she loves spending time with her family and playing with her cat Obie.
Joey Elcano, LPC, Licensed Child and Family Therapist, Clinical Supervisor
Joey is a Licensed Professional Counselor who has worked clinically with adults, adolescents and children in the Willamette Valley since 2011. He received his master’s in Counseling Psychology from Pacific University and his bachelor’s in Psychology from Willamette University. Joey has training in cognitive behavioral therapy and also employs other evidence-based treatment in his therapeutic approach. He believes strongly in understanding the cultural contexts of each individual and advocates for collaboration in the therapy process. In his free time, Joey enjoys family, watching college sports and running.
Michaela Judah, MA, LMFT, Child and Family Therapist
Michaela has been working with children and families since 2002. She was Supervisor and Family Advocate at Kidco Head Start for 12 years, and a Skills Trainer at Wake Robin Day Treatment in Salem for 1 year. Michaela got her BS in Human Development and Family Studies from Oregon State University in 2001. In 2017 she completed a master’s in Marriage, Couples and Family Therapy from George Fox University. Michaela believes that people are the experts in their own life stories and are doing the best they can. She aims to bring attention to people’s strengths, which can enable them to learn about themselves and have hope for their future. She engages in multiple therapeutic techniques to help people grow and heal, which manifests for them in a balanced life. When not at work, Michaela values time with her family and enjoys traveling.
Krissy Tost, MA, LPC, Child and Family Therapist
Krissy has enjoyed working with children and families in a variety of educational, recreational and mental health settings. She holds a master’s degree in Clinical Mental Health Counseling from George Fox University and a bachelor’s degree in Gender Studies from Whitman College. Krissy provides counseling services to children, teens and families. She believes our identity, thoughts and behaviors are shaped by life experiences and key relationships, and that therapy can be a safe place to work through challenges. Krissy’s focus is on exploring each client’s unique story and working together to identify strengths and opportunities to help them thrive. In her free time, Krissy enjoys spending time with family and friends, reading, and exploring Oregon.
Chris Beeton, MS, QMHP, Marriage and Family Therapist Associate
Chris is excited to provide Child and Family Therapy at Old Mill Center, as she aligns with our values and mission. She holds a master’s degree in Couples and Family Therapy from the University of Oregon and a bachelor’s degree in Psychology from the University of Utah. Chris has experience working with children, adolescents, and families in clinical mental health, as a licensed teacher, and in community volunteer work. She takes a strengths-based, collaborative approach to therapy. She believes that every person and every family has unique strengths that provide the potential and ability to work through challenges, increase life satisfaction, and improve relationships. Chris enjoys time with family, board games, bicycling, and gardening.
Clinical Supervisor: Terrie Haworth, LPC
Sophia Shorten, MA, QMHP, Professional Counselor Associate
Sophia is passionate about youth and family mental health. She holds a master’s degree in Applied Psychological Science from Pacific University and a bachelor’s degree in Psychology from Oregon State University. Her therapeutic style focuses on empathy, creativity, and problem-solving. She has experience working in both clinical and school environments with children and teens of all ages. Sophia believes each person’s unique traits and ambitions should be emphasized and utilized in the therapy process to support healing and growth. Sophia’s ongoing goal is to provide compassionate, evidence-based mental health care for clients and families. In her free time, she loves to explore the outdoors, play video games, and snuggle with her pets.
Clinical Supervisor: Joey Elcano, LPC
Haley Grout, MA, QMHP, Professional Counselor Associate
Haley has worked with children and families in various capacities for several years. She holds a bachelor’s degree from Portland State University in Public Health Education and a master’s degree from Western Seminary in Clinical Counseling with a focus in children and youth. She is passionate about using play and art as ways to communicate thoughts and feelings. She also believes that every individual is unique and works to emphasize these positive traits and capabilities in therapy. Haley’s goal is to always provide an empathetic listening ear for her clients and a safe, accepting space to come to. In her free time, you can catch Haley out running trails with her pup, Scout, playing board games with a cat on her lap, or gardening in her backyard.
Clinical Supervisor: Terrie Haworth, LPC
Cristina Boguna Falco, BS, QMHA, Student Intern
Cristina is a Bilingual Child and Family Therapist Student Intern currently completing her master’s degree in Clinical Mental Health Counseling at George Fox University. She is thrilled to be an intern at Old Mill Center, as she has a passion for assisting youth and families. Her previous education includes a bachelor’s degree in Medicine from Universitat Internacional de Catalunya. Cristina has volunteered for several years in many non-profit organizations, supporting children and families in various capacities. Cristina feels inspired by the strengths of her clients and her goal is to provide a safe space where clients can open-up and build a trusting relationship that allows growth and healing. She provides an empathic and evidenced-based approach. In her time off, Cristina enjoys hiking, traveling back to her home country (Spain), playing the piano, spending time with her family and snuggling her dog, Luna.
Clinical Supervisor: Terrie Haworth, LPC
Racheal Nordby, BS, QMHA, Student Intern
Racheal is excited to be working with Old Mill Center as a Child and Family Therapist Student Intern. She is currently completing her master’s degree in Clinical Mental Health Counseling at Oregon State University and holds a bachelor’s degree in Psychology from Oregon State University. Racheal has experience working with children, adolescents and families as an Equine Specialist QMHA, at a local equine therapy program. Her therapeutic style is client centered and is rooted around client strengths and qualities. She feels that compassion coupled with evidence-based mental health care can help provide children and families with the opportunity to find growth and healing. In her free time she loves riding her horse, hiking with her dogs, and baking.
Clinical Supervisor: Terrie Haworth, LPC
Elena Robinson, BS, QMHA, Student Intern
Elena graduated with a B.S. in social sciences from Portland State University in 2010 and is currently pursuing a M.S. in clinical mental health counseling at Capella University. She is passionate about working with children, adolescents and families. Elena believes in utilizing a strengths-based approach, and in combining evidence-based practices with a warm client-centered approach. She believes that creating a strong therapeutic relationship with the client is essential. In her spare time, Elena enjoys traveling, sewing, cats, going to the beach, and listening to audiobooks and music.
Clinical Supervisor: Joey Elcano, LPC
Skills Trainers
Christina Marquardt, BS, QMHA
Christina received her BS in Psychology from Oregon State University in 2001. In college, she worked with developmentally disabled adults and was an active supporter of Special Olympics. Prior to becoming a Skills Trainer she worked in Old Mill Center’s Intensive Therapeutic Services classroom, as a substitute in the Preschool, and in the Relief Nursery as a one-on-one teacher. As a past client of Old Mill Center and a single parent of a daughter with behavioral challenges, Christina loves being able to work with children and families at Old Mill Center — it connects her to others with similar experiences and provides her with the opportunity to give back to her community.
Clinical Supervisor: Joey Elcano, LPC
Amber Fears, BS, QMHA
Amber is eager to be working at Old Mill Center as a QMHA. Amber recently graduated with her bachelor’s degree in Psychology at Oregon State University. She is still attending Oregon State University and pursuing her master’s degree in Clinical Mental Health Counseling. Amber believes that every person deserves a chance to discover their strengths and identity, as well as a chance to pursue what makes them feel passionate. By taking a client-centered approach and incorporating humanistic and cognitive behavioral techniques into her work, Amber hopes to empower children and families at Old Mill. During Amber’s free time you can find her hiking in the woods, playing games with friends, or snuggling with her cat.
Clinical Supervisor: Joey Elcano, LPC
Clinical Support
Lisa Field, RN, Intake Coordinator/Clinical Support Specialist
Lisa is a registered nurse with 25 years of experience working in the mental health field. Lisa came to Oregon 10 years ago wanting to slow down, but also stay active in the field a little longer. Old Mill Center has been the perfect fit. As one of the first points of contact, Lisa enjoys connecting with families and helping to smooth their way into counseling services. In her spare time, she enjoys gardening, hanging out with her dog, Elsa, and playing the alto sax.
Alex Moore, QMHA, Clinical Support Specialist
Alex graduated from Oregon State University with a bachelor’s degree in Human Development and Family Sciences. She has been working with children since high school and has previous mental health work experience in Old Mill Center’s Intensive Treatment Services day treatment program. Alex is excited for this opportunity to work with the Child and Family Counseling team and to continue supporting children and families. In her free time, Alex enjoys being outside, spending time with her cat, Luna, and playing sports like softball and volleyball.
