This will be my 7th year as the WRAP Specialist at Billy Mills Middle School.  WRAP stands for "Working to Recognize Alternative Possibilities."  The program is a collaboration between USD497 and Bert Nash Community Mental Center to place Masters-level Mental Health Clinicians in schools to support students and staff.  I work at BMMS 100%, but I am employed by Bert Nash and have been for 24 years.  I have worked with USD497 schools since 2004 and enjoy working in the school environment. 

I originally moved to Topeka, Kansas in 1989 from South Dakota to work at The Menninger Clinic and fell in love with the Kansas' seasons.  Yes, I love the winters here, and the people, so this is "home" to me.  I adore working with our students to help them navigate middle school and life.