Alison Baughman, LPC is a Catalpa Health therapist who provides school-based mental health services through the HOPE (Healthy Outcomes Through Positive Engagement) program in the Neenah Joint School District. She has a particular interest in working with victims of trauma and children with behavioral issues and mood disorders. She works primarily with children in the elementary schools dealing with mood disorders, ADHD, autism, anxiety disorders, grief, behavioral issues and family issues.

Alison earned her Bachelor of Arts degree from Augustana College and her Master of Arts in Community Counseling from Northeast Missouri State University. She also has a second endorsement in School Counseling from the University of Wisconsin-Oshkosh.

Alison works from a client-centered approach, meeting clients where they are in their process to build a strong, trusting therapeutic relationship. She enjoys helping clients work through life’s challenges, build on their strengths, and achieve their goals.

Outside of work, Alison enjoys spending time with family and friends as well as traveling.

(920) 751-6800 ext. 10704 or (920) 572-6674

Amy D’Addario is the screening site coordinator and an on-site clinician with the Community Wellness Screen program for the Neenah Joint School District (HOPE). Amy has over 15 years of experience serving children, youth and families in a variety of systems including child welfare, coordinated services, juvenile justice, adult corrections, and in private practice. Amy has also managed several county and statewide initiatives focused on mental health screening and services.

Amy is passionate about infant, early childhood, and children’s mental health and is thrilled to be working with Neenah Joint School District to implement wellness screening for our community’s youngest students.

Lisa Holzwarth, MS, LPC is a Catalpa Health therapist who provides school-based mental health services through the HOPE (Healthy Outcomes Through Positive Engagement) program in the Neenah School District.

Lisa works with elementary-aged children and their families who present with a variety of challenges such as trauma, family disruption, behavioral problems, depression and anxiety. She uses cognitive behavioral and play therapy approaches and incorporates mindfulness practice. She believes that each child is unique, and it is her passion to come alongside to assist each child in their growth process while offering a warm and non-judgmental environment.

Lisa earned her Master of Science degree in Counselor Education from Canisius College in Buffalo, New York. She is a licensed professional counselor and is certified in Trauma-Focused CBT.

Outside of work, Lisa enjoys spending time with her family and friends, watching her kids play soccer, reading, gardening, walking, snowshoeing, and traveling.

(920) 751-6800 ext. 10704 or (920) 841-0003

Stephanie Jansen is the screening case manager for the HOPE program.  She graduated from the University of Wisconsin-Stevens Point, where she majored in psychology and minored in child and family studies.  Stephanie has experience working with children and adolescents at an inpatient psychiatric center. She coordinates the free, confidential emotional wellness screening offered to the parents of children in kindergarten through fifth grade. Stephanie is passionate about early emotional wellness intervention and connection to professional help to decrease mental health hospitalizations and increase the number of success stories.

She partners with parents to connect their students with resources that will support their emotional well-being and promote success in all areas, including school, by reducing the barriers that are often experienced when seeking help for mental health needs. Outside of work, Stephanie enjoys going up north, crafting and spending time with her friends, family and dog.

Megan is the new parent peer advocate with the HOPE (Healthy Outcomes through Positive Engagement) program. She works through NAMI Fox Valley, switching roles from her previous position of youth and family program coordinator to take on this exciting new opportunity with Neenah School District. She has been working with families for the past 20 years, as a family advocate and parent educator. In a previous career, she taught high school social studies, but enjoys working with whole families, to be able to bring about change. She has a husband and two teenage sons and has lived in Appleton for the last 12 years. She is excited to meet with families as they navigate new challenges with their children.

Kristin Neubert, MS, LPC, ATR is a therapist at Catalpa's Westhill campus, and also provides school-based mental health services through the HOPE (Healthy Outcomes Through Positive Engagement) program in the Neenah School District. She specializes in anxiety, depression, low self-esteem, oppositional and defiant behaviors, social skills, and trauma, and sees patients ages 4-18.

Kristin holds a Bachelor of Science from the University of Wisconsin-Stout and a Master of Science in Art Therapy from Mount Mary University. Kristin is a licensed professional counselor through the state of Wisconsin and is a registered art therapist.

She has special interest in using art and mindfulness techniques to best meet the needs of clients. She believes that every client has a voice, and through both creative and traditional methods, clients can share their story. Kristin also uses cognitive behavior therapy, solution-focused therapy, strength-based, art therapy, and mindfulness in her work with clients.

Outside of work, Kristin enjoys running, yoga, spending time outdoors, art and cooking.