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Crosspointe Family Services
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Restore Balance. Restore Life.

Crosspointe Family Services mission is to provide culturally competent, person centered, personalized, strength-based, and wellness focused services that promote independence, resiliency, and recovery for each person and their family.


We will treat all people with respect, fairness, dignity and equality, while providing quality clinical services. Crosspointe practices collaboration, coordination of care, and use of evidenced based treatment strategies provided by our quality staff to assist each person and or family in their wellness and recovery.


Meet our behavioral health providers

Mark Gritton, LCPC

Jennie Fullmer, LCPC

Jennie Fullmer, LCPC

 Education

University of Idaho, MEd, 2007

Idaho State University, MEd, 1998

Weber State University, BS, 1994


Business Psychology Associates (BPA)

Mark specializes in addiction and substance abuse counseling. He draws from several primary approaches in creating individualized treatment plans that are best suited for individuals: Cognitive Behav

 Education

University of Idaho, MEd, 2007

Idaho State University, MEd, 1998

Weber State University, BS, 1994


Business Psychology Associates (BPA)

Mark specializes in addiction and substance abuse counseling. He draws from several primary approaches in creating individualized treatment plans that are best suited for individuals: Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, Gestalt Theory, Family Systems Theory, Person Centered and Transactional Analysis.  Mark is a Licensed Clinical Professional Counselor and Qualified Substance Use Disorder Professional. His areas of clinical specialization include family, relationship and individual counseling addressing depression, grief, anxiety, relationships, addiction, disability and anger management.

Jennie Fullmer, LCPC

Jennie Fullmer, LCPC

Jennie Fullmer, LCPC

Education

University of Idaho, MA, 2015

Idaho State University, BA, 2000


Jennie has experience in assessing, diagnosing and treating a variety of behavioral and mental health issues including ADHD, anxiety, depression, mood disorders, and conduct disorders. Jennie enjoys working with children, adolescents, and adults. She utilizes different 

Education

University of Idaho, MA, 2015

Idaho State University, BA, 2000


Jennie has experience in assessing, diagnosing and treating a variety of behavioral and mental health issues including ADHD, anxiety, depression, mood disorders, and conduct disorders. Jennie enjoys working with children, adolescents, and adults. She utilizes different approaches within Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, Solution Focused Therapy, Dialectical Behavior Therapy and focuses on interpersonal relationships, connection and fostering resiliency.  Jennie is also the coordinator for the Community Based Rehabilitation Program, Family Support Services and Peer Support Services programs.

Sheila Hunter, LCPC

Jennie Fullmer, LCPC

Sheila Hunter, LCPC

 Education

Northwest Nazarene University, MS, 2006

Idaho State University, BA, 2003


Sheila is a Licensed Clinical Professional Counselor and has worked in the mental health field for the past 12 years. She works with individuals 14 years and older and couples. While being skilled to treat many mental health issues, her main focus is self-co

 Education

Northwest Nazarene University, MS, 2006

Idaho State University, BA, 2003


Sheila is a Licensed Clinical Professional Counselor and has worked in the mental health field for the past 12 years. She works with individuals 14 years and older and couples. While being skilled to treat many mental health issues, her main focus is self-compassion, emotional and verbal abuse, and trauma recovery. Her approach is based on Cognitive Behavioral Theory; however, over the years she has integrated strategies from Dialectic Behavior Theory, Motivational Interviewing and Attachment Theory modalities. Sheila is passionate about Integrative Care to encompass mind, body and soul. She will guide you through interventions for self-care, confidence, compassion, forgiveness and vulnerability to develop a strong self-concept on your journey towards personal growth and serenity. 

Melissa Uhl, LPC

Kristan French, LCSW

Sheila Hunter, LCPC

 Education

Capella University, MS MHC, 2016

University of Idaho, BS, 2013


Melissa has over 10 years counseling experience working with people of all ages who struggle with mental/behavioral health issues as well as substance abuse issues. She is a certified alcohol and drug counselor (CADC), Licensed Professional Counselor (LPC) and National

 Education

Capella University, MS MHC, 2016

University of Idaho, BS, 2013


Melissa has over 10 years counseling experience working with people of all ages who struggle with mental/behavioral health issues as well as substance abuse issues. She is a certified alcohol and drug counselor (CADC), Licensed Professional Counselor (LPC) and Nationally Certified Counselor (NCC). Melissa believes everyone is capable of change and at the heart of change is the relationship between client and counselor. Melissa practices from a cognitive behavioral therapy stance, although she does incorporate interventions from other therapeutic tenants such as person centered and family systems theory. Melissa has a passion for helping others; she loves working with adolescents and young adults, helping these young people to overcome challenges that their life has presented them. Melissa specializes in family counseling, and individual counseling focusing on depressive and mood disorders, anxiety, grief and neurocognitive issues such as ADHD.

Carolyn Jones, LCSW

Kristan French, LCSW

Kristan French, LCSW

 Education

Walla Walla Univeristy, MSW, 2007

Idaho State University, BA, 1975


Carolyn is a professional and caring Licensed Clinical Social Worker, utilizing 12 years of work experiences in counseling with those experiencing mental health challenges. She comes from a strength based background, encouraging and building healthy coping and stre

 Education

Walla Walla Univeristy, MSW, 2007

Idaho State University, BA, 1975


Carolyn is a professional and caring Licensed Clinical Social Worker, utilizing 12 years of work experiences in counseling with those experiencing mental health challenges. She comes from a strength based background, encouraging and building healthy coping and stress reduction techniques within a wide range of distress.  

Carolyn creates an environment where growth is promoted, using principles of genuineness, acceptance and caring for self in relationship with others and supporting empathic understanding. She believes people can achieve deep and lasting change when given the tools that support their strengths and abilities.

She is trained in and uses a variety of modalities: Person Centered Therapy, Family Systems Theory, Gestalt Therapy, Rational Emotive Behavior Therapy, Solution Focused Therapy, and Cognitive Behavioral Therapy.  Carolyn offers Christian counseling to help guide those who desire stability of mind and soul within that context.

Kristan French, LCSW

Kristan French, LCSW

Kristan French, LCSW

Education

Boise State University, MSW, 2019

Boise State University, BSW, 2018


Kristan is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker with experience helping children and adults deal with life’s difficulties in various capacities. As a therapist, she believes that every individual possesses the strength and capacity necessary to succeed and thrive desp

Education

Boise State University, MSW, 2019

Boise State University, BSW, 2018


Kristan is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker with experience helping children and adults deal with life’s difficulties in various capacities. As a therapist, she believes that every individual possesses the strength and capacity necessary to succeed and thrive despite life’s circumstances. She believes it is her role to assist clients in recognizing these strengths and capacities and help them learn new tools and ways of thinking to reach their full potentials. Kristan approaches therapeutic interventions from a humanistic and empowerment based perspective while drawing upon several evidence based treatment modalities including: Cognitive-Behavioral Therapy, Dialectical Behavioral Therapy, Motivational Interviewing, Mindfulness, and Solution Focused Therapy.

Rhonda Johnson, LMSW

Allison Welch, LPC, CCTP, C-DBT

Rhonda Johnson, LMSW


Education

Boise State University, MSW, 2018

Brandman University, BA, 2017


Rhonda is a Licensed Master Social Worker with several years of experience working with various populations. She has a strong background in working with victims and survivors of abuse and is currently working towards a specialization in counseling members of the LGBTQ+


Education

Boise State University, MSW, 2018

Brandman University, BA, 2017


Rhonda is a Licensed Master Social Worker with several years of experience working with various populations. She has a strong background in working with victims and survivors of abuse and is currently working towards a specialization in counseling members of the LGBTQ+ community. Rhonda is a compassionate and down to earth counselor that enjoys empowering her clients and walking alongside them as they learn the tools they need to grow and thrive. She works with children, adolescents, adults and couples. Rhonda utilizes a humanistic and empowerment-based perspective while drawing upon several evidence-based treatment modalities including: Cognitive-Behavioral Therapy, Dialectical Behavioral Therapy, Acceptance and Commitment Therapy and Motivational Interviewing.

Erin Webb, LMFT

Allison Welch, LPC, CCTP, C-DBT

Rhonda Johnson, LMSW


Education 

Liberty University, MA 2020

California State University of Fresno, BA 2007


Erin Webb is a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist Intern. 

Erin has been providing mental health services for the last 10 years with a variety of experiences ranging in Community Based Rehabilitation Services, Case Management and Family Support. Erin is 


Education 

Liberty University, MA 2020

California State University of Fresno, BA 2007


Erin Webb is a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist Intern. 

Erin has been providing mental health services for the last 10 years with a variety of experiences ranging in Community Based Rehabilitation Services, Case Management and Family Support. Erin is licensed to diagnose and treat mental and emotional disorders within the context of Individuals, Marriage, Couples and Family systems, through a variety of systems and Developmental theories including but not limited to Gottman’s Couples Therapy, Functional Family Therapy, Cognitive Behavioral Therapy and Dialectical Behavioral Therapy. As a LMFTI Erin believes in creating more cohesive relationships and fostering healthy environments. 

Allison Welch, LPC, CCTP, C-DBT

Allison Welch, LPC, CCTP, C-DBT

Allison Welch, LPC, CCTP, C-DBT

   Education

Walden University, MS, 2021 

Brigham Young University, BA, 2002 


Allison is a Licensed Professional Counselor who enjoys working with children, adolescents, adults, and couples. She is a Certified Clinical Trauma Professional (CCTP) as well as a Certified Dialectical Behavior Therapy Professional (C-DBT). Allison believes that 

   Education

Walden University, MS, 2021 

Brigham Young University, BA, 2002 


Allison is a Licensed Professional Counselor who enjoys working with children, adolescents, adults, and couples. She is a Certified Clinical Trauma Professional (CCTP) as well as a Certified Dialectical Behavior Therapy Professional (C-DBT). Allison believes that a combination of psychobiological and environmental factors contribute to life’s challenges; thus, she takes a holistic approach to conceptualizing and meeting the needs of her clients. Allison draws upon interventions from Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT), and Emotionally Focused Therapy.  

Kristina Loder, LMSW

Michael Jurgensmeier, Counseling Intern and CBRS

Allison Welch, LPC, CCTP, C-DBT

Education:

Boise State University, MSW, 2013

Boise State University, BSW, 2012


Kristina is a Licensed Master Social Worker who enjoys working with children, adolescents, adults and families. Her areas of clinical specialization include trauma, LGBTQ-affirmation, adoption and/or foster care, anxiety and depression. She utilizes different appr

Education:

Boise State University, MSW, 2013

Boise State University, BSW, 2012


Kristina is a Licensed Master Social Worker who enjoys working with children, adolescents, adults and families. Her areas of clinical specialization include trauma, LGBTQ-affirmation, adoption and/or foster care, anxiety and depression. She utilizes different approaches within Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, Dialectical Behavior Therapy, Solution Focused Therapy, Motivational Interviewing, Person-Centered Therapy, and enhancing interpersonal relationships. She believes clients know themselves better than anyone and that therapy is a joint venture where knowledge and skills are combined to create solutions. Kristina believes a good therapeutic relationship includes authenticity, trust, freedom and positive outcomes.  

Kimberli Powell, LMSW

Michael Jurgensmeier, Counseling Intern and CBRS

Michael Jurgensmeier, Counseling Intern and CBRS

Education 

Idaho state University BSW 2020

Idaho State University MSW 2021


Kim is a Licensed Master Social Worker who enjoys working with a variety of clients with different ages and backgrounds. She has a background working with clients who have experienced trauma, loss and are navigating grief. She believes her role as a therapist is to em

Education 

Idaho state University BSW 2020

Idaho State University MSW 2021


Kim is a Licensed Master Social Worker who enjoys working with a variety of clients with different ages and backgrounds. She has a background working with clients who have experienced trauma, loss and are navigating grief. She believes her role as a therapist is to empower the client to recognize their individual worth and strength and provide the tools needed for success and growth. Kim utilizes a strength based approach with her clients and draws upon several evidenced based modalities including: Cognitive Behavioral Therapy; Dialectical Behavioral Therapy, Acceptance and Commitment Therapy and Motivational Interviewing. 

Michael Jurgensmeier, Counseling Intern and CBRS

Michael Jurgensmeier, Counseling Intern and CBRS

Michael Jurgensmeier, Counseling Intern and CBRS

Meet our Outreach staff

Carly Stadelmeir, B.S., Case Manager

Danielle Norgard, B.S., Targeted Care Coordination, Case Manager, and CBRS

Danielle Norgard, B.S., Targeted Care Coordination, Case Manager, and CBRS

 Carly has been a Case Manager here for over ten years and has many community resources that help her clients. 

Behavioral Health Case Management is a collaborative process that assesses, plans, links, coordinates, and monitors options and services that address your needs. Case management is provided to clients with a behavioral health dia

 Carly has been a Case Manager here for over ten years and has many community resources that help her clients. 

Behavioral Health Case Management is a collaborative process that assesses, plans, links, coordinates, and monitors options and services that address your needs. Case management is provided to clients with a behavioral health diagnosis who are unable to navigate or coordinate the service system independently. Case management helps clients learn about, gain, and maintain access to services and providers 

Danielle Norgard, B.S., Targeted Care Coordination, Case Manager, and CBRS

Danielle Norgard, B.S., Targeted Care Coordination, Case Manager, and CBRS

Danielle Norgard, B.S., Targeted Care Coordination, Case Manager, and CBRS

 Danielle is multi-talented, providing a variety of services, with a great smile and a open-friendly attitude.

 Targeted Care Coordination – Children and Adolescents: Targeted Care Coordination (TCC) is the process that assists youth and their family to locate, coordinate, facilitate, provide linkage, advocate for, and monitor the mental a

 Danielle is multi-talented, providing a variety of services, with a great smile and a open-friendly attitude.

 Targeted Care Coordination – Children and Adolescents: Targeted Care Coordination (TCC) is the process that assists youth and their family to locate, coordinate, facilitate, provide linkage, advocate for, and monitor the mental and physical health, social, educational, and other services as identified through a child and family teaming process that includes assessment and reassessment of needs and strengths. Targeted care coordination services vary in intensity, frequency, and duration in order to support the client’s ability to access, coordinate, and utilize services and social resources that support the client to reach the goals on their coordinated care plan.  

 Behavioral Health Case Management is a collaborative process that assesses, plans, links, coordinates, and monitors options and services that address your needs. Case management is provided to clients with a behavioral health diagnosis who are unable to navigate or coordinate the service system independently. Case management helps clients learn about, gain, and maintain access to services and providers 

 SKILLS BUILDING/COMMUNITY BASED REHABILITATION SERVICES - Services focus on behavioral, social, communication, rehabilitation, and/or basic living skills training which is designed to help build competency and confidence while increasing functioning and decreasing mental health and/or behavioral symptoms. Skill building/CBRS is specific to goals identified in the individualized treatment plan. Examples of areas that may be addressed include self-care, behavior, social decorum, avoidance of exploitation, anger management, budgeting, development of social support networks, and use of community resources. 


Devon Victorine, CBRS

Danielle Norgard, B.S., Targeted Care Coordination, Case Manager, and CBRS

Devon Victorine, CBRS

Devon joined Crosspointe in August 2022. He is a wonderful addition to our Outreach Program.

 SKILLS BUILDING/COMMUNITY BASED REHABILITATION SERVICES - Services focus on behavioral, social, communication, rehabilitation, and/or basic living skills training which is designed to help build competency and confidence while increasing functioni

Devon joined Crosspointe in August 2022. He is a wonderful addition to our Outreach Program.

 SKILLS BUILDING/COMMUNITY BASED REHABILITATION SERVICES - Services focus on behavioral, social, communication, rehabilitation, and/or basic living skills training which is designed to help build competency and confidence while increasing functioning and decreasing mental health and/or behavioral symptoms. Skill building/CBRS is specific to goals identified in the individualized treatment plan. Examples of areas that may be addressed include self-care, behavior, social decorum, avoidance of exploitation, anger management, budgeting, development of social support networks, and use of community resources. 

Tammy Howe, CBRS/CPSS

Tammy Howe, CBRS/CPSS

Tammy Howe, CBRS/CPSS

Tammy has been a CBRS provider since January 2022 and was recently trained and certified to be a Peer Support Specialist.

 SKILLS BUILDING/COMMUNITY BASED REHABILITATION SERVICES - Services focus on behavioral, social, communication, rehabilitation, and/or basic living skills training which is designed to help build competency and confiden

Tammy has been a CBRS provider since January 2022 and was recently trained and certified to be a Peer Support Specialist.

 SKILLS BUILDING/COMMUNITY BASED REHABILITATION SERVICES - Services focus on behavioral, social, communication, rehabilitation, and/or basic living skills training which is designed to help build competency and confidence while increasing functioning and decreasing mental health and/or behavioral symptoms. Skill building/CBRS is specific to goals identified in the individualized treatment plan. Examples of areas that may be addressed include self-care, behavior, social decorum, avoidance of exploitation, anger management, budgeting, development of social support networks, and use of community resources. 

 Peer support services are available to adults (18 yrs. and older) and Youth support services are available to adolescents (12 yrs. – 18 yrs.) who have Medicaid Insurance and have a mental health diagnosis. Peer Support services can assist with setting goals, addressing barriers to treatment and recovery, encourage hope, insight, develop new skills, decrease isolation, and increase empowerment to effectively manage your own treatment. 

Kersten Resz, CBRS

Tammy Howe, CBRS/CPSS

Tammy Howe, CBRS/CPSS

Kersten brings her experience with children and families. She has been a great asset to our clients.  

SKILLS BUILDING/COMMUNITY BASED REHABILITATION SERVICES - Services focus on behavioral, social, communication, rehabilitation, and/or basic living skills training which is designed to help build competency and confidence while increasing 

Kersten brings her experience with children and families. She has been a great asset to our clients.  

SKILLS BUILDING/COMMUNITY BASED REHABILITATION SERVICES - Services focus on behavioral, social, communication, rehabilitation, and/or basic living skills training which is designed to help build competency and confidence while increasing functioning and decreasing mental health and/or behavioral symptoms. Skill building/CBRS is specific to goals identified in the individualized treatment plan. Examples of areas that may be addressed include self-care, behavior, social decorum, avoidance of exploitation, anger management, budgeting, development of social support networks, and use of community resources.

Kara Kelly, CBRS

Tammy Howe, CBRS/CPSS

Juliana Faulconer, CBRS/Targeted Care Coordination/Case Manager

Kara has been a part of Crosspointe  since November 2022. She helps our clients part-time in the after-school hours.

SKILLS BUILDING/COMMUNITY BASED REHABILITATION SERVICES - Services focus on behavioral, social, communication, rehabilitation, and/or basic living skills training which is designed to help build competency and confidence whi

Kara has been a part of Crosspointe  since November 2022. She helps our clients part-time in the after-school hours.

SKILLS BUILDING/COMMUNITY BASED REHABILITATION SERVICES - Services focus on behavioral, social, communication, rehabilitation, and/or basic living skills training which is designed to help build competency and confidence while increasing functioning and decreasing mental health and/or behavioral symptoms. Skill building/CBRS is specific to goals identified in the individualized treatment plan. Examples of areas that may be addressed include self-care, behavior, social decorum, avoidance of exploitation, anger management, budgeting, development of social support networks, and use of community resources.

Juliana Faulconer, CBRS/Targeted Care Coordination/Case Manager

Juliana Faulconer, CBRS/Targeted Care Coordination/Case Manager

Juliana Faulconer, CBRS/Targeted Care Coordination/Case Manager

Juliana is just starting out with us. She is eager to begin helping our community and clients.

SKILLS BUILDING/COMMUNITY BASED REHABILITATION SERVICES - Services focus on behavioral, social, communication, rehabilitation, and/or basic living skills training which is designed to help build competency and confidence while increasing function

Juliana is just starting out with us. She is eager to begin helping our community and clients.

SKILLS BUILDING/COMMUNITY BASED REHABILITATION SERVICES - Services focus on behavioral, social, communication, rehabilitation, and/or basic living skills training which is designed to help build competency and confidence while increasing functioning and decreasing mental health and/or behavioral symptoms. Skill building/CBRS is specific to goals identified in the individualized treatment plan. Examples of areas that may be addressed include self-care, behavior, social decorum, avoidance of exploitation, anger management, budgeting, development of social support networks, and use of community resources.

Jane Reali, CPSS

Juliana Faulconer, CBRS/Targeted Care Coordination/Case Manager

Sarah Christopherson, CPSS

Jane has been a part of Crosspointe for over 10 years. Her ability to assist, support and encourage her clients makes her invaluable.

  Peer Support Services are available to adults (18 yrs. and older) and Youth support services are available to adolescents (12 yrs. – 18 yrs.) who have Medicaid Insurance and have a mental health diagnosis.

Jane has been a part of Crosspointe for over 10 years. Her ability to assist, support and encourage her clients makes her invaluable.

  Peer Support Services are available to adults (18 yrs. and older) and Youth support services are available to adolescents (12 yrs. – 18 yrs.) who have Medicaid Insurance and have a mental health diagnosis. Peer Support services can assist with setting goals, addressing barriers to treatment and recovery, encourage hope, insight, develop new skills, decrease isolation, and increase empowerment to effectively manage your own treatment. 

Sarah Christopherson, CPSS

Juliana Faulconer, CBRS/Targeted Care Coordination/Case Manager

Sarah Christopherson, CPSS

Sarah joined us in December 2021. She is friendly and ready to help.

Peer support services are available to adults (18 yrs. and older) and Youth support services are available to adolescents (12 yrs. – 18 yrs.) who have Medicaid Insurance and have a mental health diagnosis. Peer Support services can assist with setting goals, addressing ba

Sarah joined us in December 2021. She is friendly and ready to help.

Peer support services are available to adults (18 yrs. and older) and Youth support services are available to adolescents (12 yrs. – 18 yrs.) who have Medicaid Insurance and have a mental health diagnosis. Peer Support services can assist with setting goals, addressing barriers to treatment and recovery, encourage hope, insight, develop new skills, decrease isolation, and increase empowerment to effectively manage your own treatment. 

Angel Saunders, CPSS

Angel Saunders, CPSS

Angel Saunders, CPSS

Angel began supporting and empowering our clients in May 2022. 

Peer support services are available to adults (18 yrs. and older) and Youth support services are available to adolescents (12 yrs. – 18 yrs.) who have Medicaid Insurance and have a mental health diagnosis. Peer Support services can assist with setting goals, addressing barrier

Angel began supporting and empowering our clients in May 2022. 

Peer support services are available to adults (18 yrs. and older) and Youth support services are available to adolescents (12 yrs. – 18 yrs.) who have Medicaid Insurance and have a mental health diagnosis. Peer Support services can assist with setting goals, addressing barriers to treatment and recovery, encourage hope, insight, develop new skills, decrease isolation, and increase empowerment to effectively manage your own treatment. 

meet our office staff and administration

Crystal Comstock

Diana Wallace, CMA

Crystal Comstock

 Crystal has been part of the Crosspointe family since 2014. Her knowledge of policies and procedures and her bright, friendly personality are unsurpassed. We are lucky to have her! 

Holly Wallace

Diana Wallace, CMA

Crystal Comstock

Holly joined the Crosspointe family in May 2016 as our Billing Specialist. Holly is knowledgeable, organized and friendly; she is the perfect fit for our staff! 

Diana Wallace, CMA

Diana Wallace, CMA

Diana Wallace, CMA

Diana is a certified medical assistant and has been serving our customers since May 2019. She is friendly and sweet, greeting everyone with a smile.

Terisha Jeff

Katrina Carpenter

Diana Wallace, CMA

If ever you're in need of a dance or a hug, Terisha is your girl! She has a varied background in serving the community and we are glad that to have her continue that service at Crosspointe. She is our Spanish-speaking front staff.

Heidi Higley

Katrina Carpenter

Katrina Carpenter

Heidi has been a part of the Crosspointe family off and on since the beginning. She helps our employees and clients as our HR and Credentialing Specialist, as well as our Spanish-speaking interpreter.

Katrina Carpenter

Katrina Carpenter

Katrina Carpenter

Kat has been a part of Crosspointe since January 2021. She describes herself as "Fun-sized!" She is easy to talk to and friendly to everyone she meets.

Mark and Jennie

Mark and Jennie

Mark and Jennie

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