Felicia Gibson, PhD
Felicia Gibson is a licensed psychologist in Durham, North Carolina. She works at the Center for Child and Family Health (CCFH), a community non-profit and National Child Traumatic Stress Network (NCTSN) Category III site. Dr. Gibson is co-director of the Trauma-Informed Leadership Team (TILT) initiative, a partnership between CCFH and Durham Public Schools designed to tilt schools practices to be more trauma informed. The TILT initiative provides trauma specific training as well as on-going consultation and support to administrators and support staff as well as small groups of staff at individual schools across the district. With over 15 years of experience working in schools in Tennessee, Florida, and North Carolina, Dr. Gibson has a solid understanding of the education system and the importance of trauma-informed services for students and school staff. In addition to her work in schools, Dr. Gibson conducts comprehensive trauma-informed mental health assessments and treatment for children who have been adopted and provides evidenced-based treatments to help address oppositional behavior, symptoms of traumatic stress, and attachment related concerns.
Arianne Jennings, DrPH, LCPC
Dr. Arianne Jennings, LCPC, is a licensed mental health practitioner and public health consultant born and raised in Baltimore, MD. She is passionate about helping others reach their full potential by addressing their behavioral and social issues. Dr. Jennings loves working with professionals with anxiety, depression and undergoing various life transitions. She received her Bachelor of Science degree in Applied Psychology at Coppin State University. She went on to pursue her Masters of Science degree in Mental Health Counseling at the Johns Hopkins University and received her Doctor of Public Health at Morgan State University. She always envisioned being a change agent and knew from a little girl she felt purposed to help change her city. By connecting with the communities and stakeholders at large, it is her hope to inspire, educate and change the trajectory of the many lives she has touched. In her spare time, Dr. Jennings loves to travel, spend time with family and friends, curl up with a good book or binge some of her favorite comfort tv shows like "Grace and Frankie", "The Golden Girls" or "Living Single."
Theresa Palmer LCSW, LMFT, AS-AAMFT
Theresa is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker, Licensed Marriage & Family Therapist, and an Approved Supervisor by the American Association for Marriage and Family Therapy. Her current work involves teaching and field coordinating for the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill’s 
School of Social Work in the Winston-Salem Program. She also provides clinical supervision to associate-licensed clinicians, consultation to fully licensed therapists, and supervision-of-supervision to individuals seeking to become AAMFT-Approved Supervisors. In teaching as well as providing therapy and supervision, Theresa uses a systems-oriented, strengths-based perspective.
Brittany Greene, LCMHCA, LCAS, and NCC
Brittany Greene has extensive experience in mental/behavioral health (all things behavioral health, i.e. mood disorders, anxiety, addictions to include substance and behavioral addictions, gambling and gaming addictions, life transitions, self-esteem, grief, autism, ADHD, behavioral issues, school/academic issues for all ages). Brittany is inspired by a desire to continue to make a significant impact in the field of mental/behavioral health. She hopes to expand her reach and apply clinical skills to not only help clients who are in need of mental health services, but to help educate others in the field of behavioral health.
Michael Daniels, MSW, LCAS, CCS, LCSW-A
Michael serves as coordinator of the Addiction Certificate Program in the School of Social Work at East Carolina University preparing students to become Licensed Clinical Addiction Specialists. He serves as clinical supervisor for the ECU clinical supervision program supervising clinicians seeking professional license and graduate student interns. He earned his BS degree in Education from North Carolina State University and his MSW degree from East Carolina University. He has over 20 years clinical experience working inside prisons providing addiction and behavioral health services for offenders. He also worked as a clinical consultant in coordinating community reentry transitional services for a 300 bed inpatient treatment facility for offenders.