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Immigration Rights and Resources for the Campus Community

Exercising Your Rights to Free Speech

Joanna Bundros, MS, RDN (she/her)

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  • Recreation and Wellness

Joanna Bundros (she/her), MS, RDN

Health Education Assistant

Areas of Interest

Health at Every Size, Intuitive Eating, body image, relationships with food, body positivity, mental health, harm reduction, intersectionality, resource accessibility, Healing Centered Engagement

  • M.S. in Nutritional Science (emphasis: Nutrition Education & Community Health), CSU Chico
  • Dietetic Internship Program, CSU Chico
  • B.S. in Biology, Cal Poly Humboldt (woot woot!)

Irv Tessler, MD

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  • SHC, 2nd Floor

Irv Tessler, MD

Psychiatrist for SHWS

Linda Morrissey, LCSW

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  • SHC, 2nd Floor

Linda Morrissey, LCSW

Case Manager for SHWS

Lisa Turay (her/she/hers)

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  • BSS 208

Lisa Turay (her/she/hers), LPCC

Staff Psychotherapist

Areas of Interest

As a member of the World Professional Association for Transgender Health (WPATH), I have access to a number of supports and resources that are beneficial when working with our trans, gender non-conforming and gender non-binary student population.  I am also part of the Gender Affirming Care steam at the Student Health Center and facilitate a drop-in support group.  Follow this link for more information.

I am also part of the CAPS Dialectical Behavioral Therapy team. This team is a group of staff psychologists and psychotherapists who offer individual therapy and skills building workshops, providing support in core mindfulness skills, interpersonal effectiveness, emotional regulation and distress tolerance.  Participation in the DBT program requires a referral.  Contact CAPS for more information.

Favorite professional and self-help books: The collected Works of Mary Oliver (My favorite poem is “The Journey”); Living Beautifully: With Uncertainty and Change by Pema Chodron

  • MA in Pastoral Counseling, University of San Diego

Alejandro Torres (he/him/his)

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  • SHC, 2nd Floor

Alejandro Torres (he/him/his), LMFT

Staff Psychotherapist; LatinX Focus

Areas of Interest

I primarily use a person-centered approach to help build a therapeutic relationship in which people feel safe to share openly and honestly. I aim to provide person-centered care by meeting clients where they are at and helping them with whatever issue they bring through the door. I also like to incorporate elements of Acceptance and Commitment Therapy to help people identify their values and consider how they can pursue a life more aligned with those values. I also take a special interest in providing harm reduction, LGBTQ+ affirming, and culturally competent care. I'm also a member of the DBT team at CAPS and help facilitate the group.

Personal Interests: I enjoy exploring the beauty of Humboldt by going to the beach, forest, and river. Some of my favorite physical activities include hiking, backpacking, and swimming. I like to unwind by listening to music, watching tv, and playing video games.

  • MA, Counseling Psychology, Cal Poly Humboldt
  • BA, Psychology, Humboldt State University
  • AA, Liberal Arts: Behavioral & Social Science, College of the Redwoods

Jaguar Smith, MSW

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  • SHC, 2nd floor

Jaguar Smith, MSW

Post-Master's Resident

Maia Pini, LCSW (she/her)

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  • SHC, 2nd Floor

Maia Pini (she/her), LCSW

Staff Psychotherapist & Campus Outreach Coordinator

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I have worked with a diverse population of youth and families locally in a therapeutic setting for over a decade (including unhoused, LGBTQ+, Tribal, incarcerated and neurodiverse populations). My training is systems-based and I am certified in Trauma Focused Cognitive Behavioral Therapy. I also have special interest in somatic techniques, mindfulness, and shame focused treatment methods. I appreciate the opportunity to be present with any individual on their journey of healing and resilience.

  • Master of Social Work

Daryn Nimmo, LMFT

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  • SHC, 2nd floor

Daryn Nimmo, LMFT

Staff Psychotherapist

Stephanie McMullen, LCSW (she/her)

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  • BSS 208

Stephanie McMullen (she/her), LCSW

Staff Psychotherapist & Practicum Coordinator

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I combine an eclectic approach from many different modalities with training and experience in CBT, Attachment Theory, Somatic Therapy, TF-CBT, Mindfulness, Grief & Loss and Domestic Violence. I work from a person-centered approach creating a culturally sensitive, LGBTQIA+ affirming and trauma informed safe space to allow you to share openly and honestly in the full expression of your authentic self.
Personal Interests: Road trips, hiking, camping, backpacking, plant mom, reading, and nothing like binge watching your favorite shows.

  • Master of Social Work (MSW), California State University, Sacramento
  • BA, Psychology

Jamie Gutierrez, AMFT

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  • SHC, 2nd Floor

Jamie Gutierrez, AMFT

Post-Master's Resident

Areas of Interest

Person-centered therapy, trauma-informed care, decolonizing therapy, destigmatizing mental health, risk assessment, attachment theory, loss and grief, depression, borderline personality disorder, anxiety, eating disorders, mindfulness-based therapy, dialectical behavioral therapy, and neuropsychology. 

Personal Interests:In my free time I enjoy making art, walking in nature, watching movies, playing video games with my boyfriend and playing with our cat, Sox.

  • M.A., Counseling Psychology, Cal Poly Humboldt B.A.
  • Psychology, Cal Poly Humboldt
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