Family Services Team

"I am a passionate Human Service Counseling graduate with a strong commitment to the safety and well-being of children and families. I hold a Bachelor's degree in Human Service Counseling and am certified as a car seat technician. I am dedicated to making a positive impact by helping families navigate challenges and ensuring their children are safe and secure. With a deep belief in the strength of the family unit, I work to bring families back together and provide the support they need to thrive. Enjoying the opportunity to be a part of the Human Services field, I value learning from the families we work with and am driven by a passion to serve and empower others."

"I earned my bachelor’s degree in Psychology and Sociology from Wayne State College. I have always been passionate about helping families navigate hardships and challenges while serving as a strong source of support for both children and parents. My goal is to create an environment where families feel understood, supported, and never isolated. I hope to make a positive difference by helping individuals and families feel heard, valued, and empowered as they grow through difficult times."

"I have spent most of my adult life caring for children and their families in crisis. My family has been caring for foster children for more than 30 years, and I previously worked for five years as a family support specialist before joining COR. Throughout the years, I have had the opportunity to work with about every family support agency in Nebraska through foster placements, and have learned a lot from them. I have always tried to be kind and understanding of the struggles facing the families of foster children. I have a good understanding of the family court system, the Department of Health and Human Services, and supporting agencies."

"I have Associates of Arts and Associates of Science degrees. I am passionate about this field in working with helping others. This is a step in my life that will help me towards my medical career."

"I have an extensive background in human services, working with children and families. I enjoy providing support to individuals with addiction, disabilities, and special needs. I work with families on parenting skills and general home management. I understand and value the importance of a non-judgmental approach."

"I chose to work in this field because it offers a new challenge and a different pace. I have seen firsthand the positive impact this work can have and appreciate the dedication it takes to support others. I look forward to connecting with individuals, supporting them in their journey, and contributing to a healthier community. Making a meaningful difference in people’s lives is what motivates me every day."

"I received my Bachelor of Arts degree from the University of Nebraska-Lincoln in 2007 with a major in Psychology, along with ongoing continuing education in juvenile justice trainings. My parents instilled the value in me to be of service to others. With those teachings, I chose to work with families and juveniles involved in the justice system. I have been working with home-based restorative approach services for 14+ years, focusing specifically on high-risk juveniles, with the goal of keeping them in their home and community environments."

"I am majoring in Human Services with a minor in Psychology. I am interested in this field because I have always wanted to help people in anyway I could. I’ve really loved listening to people and helping them work through their problems and this field helps me do just that."

"I am majoring in Human Services and Psychology at Wayne State College. I am interested in this field as I love to help others and see the positive outcomes in their lives. I love to dance and spend time with my nephews."

I graduated from Wayne State College with bachelor’s degrees in Psychology and Human Services. I am currently continuing my education at Wayne State College to earn my master’s degree in School Counseling. I have experience working with children, adolescents, and families in both educational and human services settings, and I enjoy helping individuals and families build skills, strengthen relationships, and work toward positive change. I’m excited to continue supporting children and families as part of the COR team.

"I am majoring in Human Services at Northeast Community College. rowing up as the oldest sibling, I always found myself wanting to help. Whether that was helping my siblings, my parents, friends, etc. Throughout the years, I’ve grown into an empathetic person who loves putting myself in other people’s shoes to see how I can best lend a helping hand. I love using my skills and passions to make an impact on other people’s lives."

"I hold a Bachelor’s degree in Human Service Counseling, and Psychology. Currently, I am working to obtain my Master's degree in Clinical Mental Health Counseling. I am passionate about helping others grow into the best versions of themselves. I strive to be someone in their corner—encouraging them, supporting them, and reminding them they can do it. Outside of my professional interests, I enjoy spending time with friends and family, being outdoors, and going for walks."

"I am majoring in Psychology at The University of South Dakota. I am interested in this field because I like learning how people think, feel, and grow. I hope to make meaningful connections and have a positive impact by helping others."

"I have Associate's degree in Psychology. I am currently attending Wayne State College. I have experience working in a halfway house. I am passionate about this field because I enjoy helping others and making a positive impact in their lives."

"I received my Master of Science degree in education from Wayne State College. I have been in the education field for 19 years and currently work in the public school system as a school counselor. Before working in education, I worked in the criminal justice system at a police department. I believe both of these experiences have given me a better understanding of the challenges youths and their families face each day. I am excited to be a part of the COR Therapeutic family and to help individuals increase their own skills and confidence so they can live in a positive and secure way."

"I am currently a sophomore at Wayne State College majoring in psychology with minors in sociology. I enjoy helping people find solutions to problems and help give them support so they know they are not alone. Outside of work, I enjoy spending time with my 3 dogs or fishing with my dad. I am also a big sports fanatic and couch youth league baseball."

"I am currently pursuing my bachelor’s degree in Behavioral Science. I entered this field as I have an interest in learning about addiction and mental health. When I am not working, I enjoy volunteering and playing my guitar."

"I completed my Bachelor's degree from Wayne State College. I am currently pursuing my Master's degree in Clinical Mental Health Counseling. My four years of experience as a teacher provided me with valuable skills in responding effectively to adolescents during times of crisis. During that time, I developed a strong understanding of professionalism, confidentiality, mandated reporting procedures, and effective communication while supporting students in challenging situations."

"I am currently pursuing a Bachelor's Degree in Human Services and Geography at Wayne State College. I have always had a passion for helping and supporting people, especially through challenging situations. I love to see others grow and reach their goals."

"I am majoring in Human Services and Sociology with a minor Psychology at Wayne State College. I am excited to begin my career in human services with the goal of becoming a substance abuse counselor. I have experience volunteering in nursing homes and women’s safe houses, which has strengthened my passion for supporting and empowering others."

"I am finishing my Bachelor's degree at Wayne State College majoring in Psychology and Human Services. I am interested in this field because I want to be able to help kids and families who are going through difficult times and help them improve their overall lives."