Meet Our Team
Clinical Team
Dr. Liz Hubbs, EdD, LCSW
Founder & Chief Executive Officer
Liz Hubbs, EdD, LCSW, is the Founder and Chief Executive Officer of Modern Jane Solutions (MJS), where she leads organizational strategy, growth, and the development of services and partnerships that strengthen individuals, professionals, and communities.
Since founding MJS in 2022, Liz has guided its expansion into a growing, multidisciplinary organization with multiple locations, a diverse team of professionals, and an expanding portfolio of mental health services, professional development, and community partnerships. Her leadership focuses on building sustainable organizations, developing strong teams, and creating meaningful opportunities for growth and impact.
With a background spanning clinical practice, higher education, and organizational leadership, Liz brings a unique perspective to executive leadership and professional development. Her work emphasizes strategic thinking, relationship-centered leadership, organizational effectiveness, and the development of emerging and established leaders.
Liz earned her Doctor of Education from the University of Georgia, a Master of Social Work from New York University, and a Bachelor of Arts in Psychology from the University of Richmond. She is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker in Georgia and Oregon and has practiced in the field since 2009.
Passionate about the connection between people and organizational success, Liz is committed to developing leaders, strengthening organizational cultures, and building systems that support meaningful, sustainable growth.
In her words, “I believe strong organizations are built by investing in people. Meaningful growth requires intentional leadership, strong relationships, and a commitment to developing others. When we empower leaders and strengthen teams, we create organizations where people thrive—and the impact extends far beyond the organization itself.”
Season Flores, LCSW, PMH-C
CHIEF CLINICAL OPERATIONS OFFICER
No matter who you are, life can get hard. We all have seasons where life seems to be a string of difficult circumstances after another. Sometimes we can work to change things and improve our situation. Sometimes we have to figure out the best way to survive the difficult circumstances. I have worked with clients struggling with anxiety, depression, grief, changes at work, changes in life, women's health issues, and conflict in relationships.
No matter where you are, there is always a place of support here. I like to come alongside my clients and walk with them through whatever they are struggling with. Sometimes I provide support through advice or skills. Sometimes I just offer a listening ear. I have received intensive training in DBT as well as training in CBT. My goal is always to help clients see what is missing and help walk you towards a solution.
If you're wondering if therapy can help, please reach out to us. We can talk through whatever you might be struggling with and I can share some ways I think therapy might be beneficial.
Life can get difficult but you don't have to try to walk it alone.
Amy Jo Barron, LCSW, CAADC, ECADC
LEAD ADULT THERAPIST
Amy Jo received a B.S - Psychology from Indiana University and a MSW from the University of Louisville. Amy Jo is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker in the State of Georgia along with having additional substance use disorder certifications- CAADC, ECADC, and is also an approved clinical supervisor with ADACBGA. Amy Jo is also a clinician with the Georgia Murder-Suicide Support Network and is certified to facilitate Restorative Retelling to assist in coping with grief due to a violent death. Amy Jo specializes in adults who are grappling with substance use, mental health, co-occurring disorders especially persons who are also involved in the criminal justice system.
In her own words, “My treatment philosophy is an eclectic blend with a focus on client-centered, cognitive behavior theory with strong solution-based and motivational interviewing traits. My goal is to help each person achieve his/her personal goals by helping them build on their strengths and providing education, support and resources to help in areas that each person has decided needs improvement. I will hold a person accountable but at the same time assist each person to find their personal style in their recovery “
Amy Jo will provide a confidential, safe space to explore options to resolve issues and problems in a non-judgmental manner. Amy Jo will offer suggestions and feedback as a person navigates their course, she will collaborate with you, but she understands that you are the captain of your life and will empower and support you in achieving your goals.
Laura Garza, LCSW
LEAD CHILD AND ADOLESCENT THERAPIST
English/Spanish
Laura received a Bachelor’s in Social Work at Augusta University and a Master’s in Social Work, with a clinical concentration, at The University of Texas at Austin. Before working in the mental health field, she gained experience working in healthcare and school settings identifying client needs and connecting them to the appropriate resources. These experiences contributed to her knowledge and insight on compassionate and ethical care across diverse populations.
“My passion is building healthy relationships with clients and assisting them with identifying personal strengths and skills that aid them in facing and overcoming life’s challenges. I have successfully worked with children, adolescents, and their families to foster healthy connections and improve family dynamics. While working with families, we have addressed issues including disruption in care, anxiety, depression, self-esteem, symptoms of adjustment, trauma, and behavioral issues.”
Within the last year, I have gained notable experience working with the adult population. Through our work, clients and I have fostered therapeutic alliances that have served in creating a safe space to transform generational patterns, manage interpersonal stress, develop a strong sense of self, and normalize emotional experiences.
In addition, I am of Mexican descent and bilingual in Spanish and English. My background allows me to connect with Spanish-speaking individuals and foster a personal connection. I am devoted to finding avenues that advance access to mental health care for Spanish-speaking communities. Therefore, I strive to meet the need of ethical and culturally sensitive care by providing services in Spanish and highlighting cultural aspects to create a safe and familiar environment.
Overall, I aim to create a safe and healthy environment that allows individuals to freely express themselves and feel supported as they work towards improving their overall well-being. I am eager to continue my work with children, adolescents, families, and adults.”
Prisma Amador, LMSW
BILINGUAL THERAPIST AND OUTREACH COORDINATOR
English/Spanish
Prisma received her BSW from Dalton State College and her MSW from the University of Kentucky, with a Clinical Social Work Certificate. Prisma utilizes a strengths-based approach focusing on resilience and inner strengths. Prisma creates a safe and supportive environment for her clients.
"As a first-generation Hispanic, I understand that the idea of therapy may seem intimidating and overwhelming. I'm proud of you for taking the first steps in researching and finding ways to help yourself and others. It can be challenging to reach out for help, but recognizing the need for support is a significant achievement in itself. I hope that we can provide you with the necessary support you are looking for."
Nancy Avila de Welles, LCSW
BILINGUAL THERAPIST
English/Spanish
“Hi! My name is Nancy, and I would like to be part of your journey in the pursuit of your mental health stability. Not only am I bilingual, but I also understand the Hispanic/Latino culture.
I graduated with my master’s degree in social work. My goal is to serve any population, but my focus is on those who have limited access to mental health services in their own language and culture.
My experience is working with adults with symptoms of adjustment, depression, anxiety, the loss of a loved one, or other types of grieving.“
Stephanie Cervantes, LMSW
BILINGUAL THERAPIST
English/Spanish
Stephanie has a bachelor of social work degree from Dalton State College and a Master of Social Work from Southern Adventist University.
In her words, “I come from a Hispanic background and recognize the stigma that surrounds mental health in many cultures. I have a strong passion for providing individuals of all backgrounds with the mental health care they deserve while taking into account their unique experiences in life.
I believe it takes great strength to ask for help in any challenges. Change and growth can be uncomfortable. Having someone you can connect with whom you can share your vulnerabilities and trust is a step towards reaching your goals. I strive to provide a safe space where you can openly discuss your stressors. I believe it is important to have a nonjudgmental approach to allow you to gain the most out of therapy and accomplish what you seek out of it.”
Brandon Regalado, MSW
BILINGUAL THERAPIST
English/Spanish
Brandon received his Bachelor’s degree in Social Work from Dalton State College in 2025 and earned his Master’s degree in Social Work from Georgia State University in 2026. As a bilingual therapist fluent in English and Spanish, he is passionate about creating accessible and meaningful mental health services for individuals from diverse backgrounds.
Through his experience in both school and clinical settings, Brandon has worked with individuals across different age groups, cultural backgrounds, and life experiences. These experiences have strengthened his commitment to practicing social work with empathy, respect, and an understanding of the unique factors that shape each person’s experiences.
Brandon believes therapy should be a safe and welcoming space where individuals feel heard, understood, and supported without judgment. He recognizes that culture, identity, relationships, and life experiences can all influence the challenges a person faces and the way they navigate them.
His goal is to provide culturally responsive and compassionate care while helping clients recognize their strengths, work toward their personal goals, and create meaningful change in their lives.
Zach Reynolds, LPC
BILINGUAL THERAPIST
English/Spanish
Zach Reynolds earned a B.A. in Spanish from the University of West Georgia and began his professional career as a Spanish teacher. He later earned both an M.Ed. and an Ed.S. in School Counseling, transitioning into the counseling profession through his work in education. In 2015, Zach expanded his practice into clinical counseling, providing counseling services in a variety of settings while pursuing advanced clinical training and professional credentials.
Having begun his career in language education, Zach has a particular passion for working with multicultural populations and values creating an inclusive environment where clients from diverse backgrounds feel understood and supported. His professional interests include career counseling and helping clients manage anxiety.
Zach primarily utilizes Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) and Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT) to help clients develop practical coping skills, improve emotional regulation, and build on their existing strengths.
In his own words:
"I believe counseling should be both supportive and practical. My goal is to help clients gain insight into their thoughts, emotions, and behaviors while equipping them with tools they can use in everyday life. I strive to create a collaborative environment where clients feel empowered to make meaningful changes and move toward the life they want to live."
Zach is a Licensed Professional Counselor (LPC) who provides a safe, confidential, and nonjudgmental space where clients can explore concerns, develop solutions, and work toward lasting growth and personal success.
Codie Miller, LMSW
THERAPIST
Codie graduated from Dalton State College with her Bachelor of Social Work (BSW) in 2022 and earned her Master of Social Work (MSW) from the University of Alabama in 2023. Since graduating, she has gained experience working in a variety of mental health settings with individuals ages six and older. Her experience includes supporting clients navigating anxiety, depression, grief, and other life challenges. Throughout her career, she has also had the opportunity to learn from and collaborate with experienced therapists through clinical supervision and consultation.
As a Licensed Master Social Worker (LMSW) working toward her Licensed Clinical Social Worker (LCSW) credential, she is passionate about creating a space where individuals feel welcomed, respected, and supported. She views social work as a meaningful opportunity to help others improve their lives through evidence-based practices, genuine human connection, and compassionate care.
Her therapeutic approach values authenticity, growth, resilience, and self-determination. Through active listening and individualized therapeutic skills, she strives to create an environment where clients feel comfortable being themselves while working toward meaningful change and personal goals.
As the first person in her family to openly highlight the importance of mental health, she recognizes the courage and vulnerability it can take to ask for and receive support. She believes self-determination is empowering and plays an important role in helping individuals create the changes they want to see in their lives. She feels honored to walk alongside her clients and values the mutual growth that can occur within the therapeutic relationship, believing that therapists can also learn from the individuals they serve.
Hannah Ryan, LCSW
THERAPIST
Hannah earned a Bachelor’s in Social Work from Augusta University and a Master's in Social Work from The University of Alabama. Hannah has experience working with depression, anxiety, mood disorders, psychotic disorders, and personality disorders.
In her own words:
“I pride myself on being a non-judgmental, compassionate, and honest therapist. I will work alongside you to reach your goals.
I believe the most important component for therapy to be impactful is that you feel safe and comfortable. A big concern I have heard from people about starting therapy is that it would feel too “clinical” and “formal”. However, I strive to create a setting that allows you to express, vent, and to feel all your emotions. There are moments in our lives that can make us question everything, or make us feel lost, or empty. I cannot stress enough that therapy could help give you the support you need to overcome these life obstacles. Whether it’s dealing with trauma, loss, betrayal, or a life-changing event, handling this by yourself can feel isolating. Being able to share what you’re going through with someone who is unbiased and professionally trained, can provide a sense of relief. You do not have to struggle alone. “
Jennifer Soto, LMSW
BILINGUAL THERAPIST
English/Spanish
Jennifer is a dedicated bilingual therapist committed to providing a safe and supportive space for individuals seeking to navigate life's challenges. Jennifer received her Bachelor’s in Social Work from Dalton State College and her Master’s in Social Work from Louisiana State University. With experience in mental health and substance use, she understands the importance of effective communication and the power of empathy in fostering healing.
As a first-generation Hispanic, she works to provide a culturally sensitive approach that empowers individuals to express themselves fully and authentically, knowing they are truly heard and understood.
In her words: " I believe that every person has the capacity for growth and change. As a good listener, I prioritize creating a safe and non-judgmental space where you can explore your thoughts and feelings. Together, we will work toward your goals, whether you are facing anxiety, depression, relationship issues, or simply seeking personal growth, I am here to support you on your journey”.
Karen Vargas, MSW
BILINGUAL THERAPIST
English/Spanish
Karen Vargas has a bachelor of social work degree from Dalton State College and graduated from the University of Kentucky for her Master of Social Work, with a certificate on Trauma-Informed Practice. She is a bilingual therapist at at Modern Jane Solutions.
“I am a passionate and dedicated bilingual Hispanic social worker whose commitment to mental health stems from personal experience. I have a deep commitment to helping others and enjoy providing compassionate and effective care to my clients because I have witnessed firsthand the struggles that come from the lack of understanding and support. Due to my experience, I have a profound commitment for mental health and supporting individuals on their mental health journey to empower them to achieve their fullest potential.
Outside of practice I enjoy being with my family, friends. and pets. I love reading, listening to podcasts, and trying new restaurants.”
Kelly Zambrano, LCSW
BILINGUAL THERAPIST
English/Spanish
“As a therapist, I strive to assist adolescents, adults, and families to be their best versions of themselves. Throughout my experience, I have gained knowledge in working with several unique populations and topics such as depression, anxiety, mood disorders, trauma, and adjustment issues. I like to use evidence-based practice techniques and empathy, to help assist clients in developing coping skills, building resilience and confidence, and fostering relationships with themselves, others, and community.
I graduated from Dalton State College with my Bachelor’s in Social Work in 2021, and in 2022, I graduated from Valdosta State University for my Master’s degree in Social Work. Social work to me is super unique and fun because of the simple fact that I can create connections with my clients, but also provide safe and competent care. Helping others has always been a passion of mine, especially, since I myself also have been through obstacles and barriers. I love to promote self-growth and self-compassion. I also love to offer a safe, non-judgmental space for all my clients to be themselves. (Trust me, I have heard of it all!!)
Another fun fact about myself is that I am a bilingual therapist! I have had the pleasure and privilege to be able to work with the Latino/Hispanic community. Because of my background, I have been able to connect with my Hispanic clients and families through culture and language. My overall goal is to be able to provide cultural and competent care for this community by highlighting cultural diversity and providing services in Spanish!”
Nyla Crockran, BSW
MSW INTERN
Nyla Crockran is a dedicated emerging social work professional committed to advancing clinical practice within her community. She graduated from Dalton State College with a Bachelor of Social Work and is currently enrolled in the Advanced Standing Master of Social Work program at Georgia State University, where she is expanding her skills in therapeutic, trauma‑informed, and community‑based practice. Nyla utilizes the strengths perspective throughout her clinical work. Nyla focuses on helping clients identify and build upon their existing strengths, fostering self‑efficacy, confidence, and meaningful change.
Nyla has gained meaningful experience through internships with the Georgia Division of Family and Children Services (DFCS) and the Northwest Georgia Family Crisis Center. Through these roles, she supported children and families navigating complex systems, contributed to crisis intervention services, and strengthened her ability to provide compassionate, client‑centered support.
Edgar Pimentel, BSW
BILINGUAL MSW INTERN
English/Spanish
Edgar holds a bachelor’s degree in social work from Dalton State College and is pursuing his Master’s degree in social work from the University of Kentucky. He is a Master’s Level Intern at Modern Jane Solutions and is working to learn from every experience he can.
Edgar shares, “I come from a Hispanic background, and I was born and raised in the Dalton, GA area. I have seen the stigma behind mental health especially coming from a Hispanic household and being a man. I have witnessed and observed the difficulties in speaking up and gaining the courage to speak up about your emotions and what is going on in one’s own life. It can be difficult, but I want to strive to bring more awareness towards mental health while working on removing the stigma surrounding mental health in a Hispanic/Latino household. Being aware of your own mental health can be helpful, and reaching out for help can make a big difference. The ability to feel as if a weight has been lifted from your shoulders after discussing your emotions and mental health with someone is a feeling I strive to help clients experience. However, I understand how difficult it can be to ask and seek help, but I also know the positive impact therapy can have on someone.”
Edgar strives to develop his therapeutic communication and client engagement skills while applying strength-based and person-centered approaches in practice. He hopes to work with different clients to help them develop their strengths, confidence, and trust in themselves, so they can achieve their goals and work towards meaningful change.
The following therapists are located at our second location:
MJS Downtown
306 N Thornton Ave, Dalton, GA 30720
Anna Burns, LMSW
THERAPIST
BSW from Dalton State College and MSW from Concord University.
“Ever since I was a little girl, I have had a heart and desire to serve others which ultimately led me into social work. I have worked with children, adolescents, and families through a variety of settings, such as the child welfare system, child placing agencies, the children's advocacy center, and the school system. I have been trained in child-centered play therapy, trauma-focused cognitive behavioral therapy, and solution-focused therapy. I utilize these modalities along with a client-centered approach to address challenges including trauma, anxiety, and depression. My goal is to walk alongside every client to build and strengthen a therapeutic alliance that will produce growth, empowerment, and overall resiliency.”
Rhonda Geraci, LMSW
THERAPIST
When will I stop feeling this way? Why can't I be like everyone else? How can I get the life I want?
We are all faced with internal and external challenges that create barriers to attaining our goals. Some are harder to overcome than others, so having someone support our efforts can make the journey to the life we want easier.
Rhonda Geraci is a Licensed Master of Social Work working under supervision to help you connect to yourself and others as you explore your thoughts, behaviors, and circumstances in a safe space.
Rhonda came to counseling intentionally after a career that exposed her to issues impacting the lives of individuals, children, and their families. She returned to college to earn her Bachelor of Social Work at Dalton State College and Master of Social Work at Fordham University Graduate School of Social Service.
Rhonda enjoys working with children, adolescents, and adults throughout the lifespan. She uses evidence-based modalities like Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) and Somatic Therapy techniques. She also brings over 34 hours of ADHD certification training, including training to support other clients with neurodiversity.
Rhonda meets her clients wherever they are and collaborates with them to improve their mental, physical, and emotional well-being. She is committed to identifying clients' strengths and increasing their skills so they can work towards their goals and feel empowered to advocate for themselves now and in the future.
Gisela Martinez, MSW
BILINGUAL THERAPIST
English/Spanish
Gisela received a Bachelor’s degree in Marketing from Jacksonville State University before realizing she wanted to pursue a career where she could make a meaningful difference in the lives of others. This led her to change career paths and earn her Master’s degree in Social Work from Jacksonville State University. Her experience in nonprofit and school settings has allowed her to support children, adolescents, and families through advocacy, resource coordination, and life’s challenges.
Gisela believes, ‘We rise by lifting others. I truly believe that we are not meant to navigate life’s challenges alone. Therapy is one way we can care for ourselves, understand ourselves more deeply, and create meaningful change. I want my clients to know that they have a safe space where they can be themselves, express their emotions, and work through the challenges they are experiencing without fear of judgment. My goal is to help individuals recognize their own strengths and feel empowered to move forward.”
Gisela strives to provide culturally responsive care and support clients as they develop healthy coping skills, recognize their strengths, and work toward healing and growth. She looks forward to providing services within school settings, as well as in our clinic based programs.
Darcalynn McDonough, MA
THERAPIST
"Hi! My name is Darcalynn but everyone calls me Darci. I am primarily located at MJS Downtown. In previous school-based settings, I have the opportunity to work with children, their families, along with collaborating with teachers, which has helped in my capacity to serve children and families in an outpatient setting. I have many years of experience working in an ABA setting and in a school setting alongside teachers in an elementary school autism program.
I have always had a passion for working with children and ensuring they feel heard and understood. Life is hard, change is hard and sometimes we just need a little extra help and support. I want to be the person my clients feel safe talking to.
When working with my clients, I work at their pace to make sure they are comfortable. It is important to work through identifying emotions and review coping skills (along with whatever the client wants to discuss during the session) using various therapeutic techniques such as art therapy, child centered play therapy and more. My goal is to meet my clients where they are, without them feeling forced or pressured."
Jenny Pontarelli, LMSW
BILINGUAL THERAPIST
English/Spanish
"Hi, my name is Jenny Pontarelli. I was born in Venezuela and moved to the United States as a teenager. This experience shaped who I am; leaving home, learning a new language, and starting over in a different place taught me the value of adapting, grieving, and growing. It also made me realize how important it is to feel supported and seen, especially when everything around you changes.
I became a social worker because I wanted to help others, particularly young people who are figuring things out in their own lives. I value creating a space where my clients can be themselves without feeling judged, rushed, or pressured to have everything under control. I understand how difficult it can be to ask for help, and I strive to honor that in how I present myself as a therapist—with compassion, patience, and honesty.
I work with children and teens, especially those still in school, as well as their families. My approach is relational, gentle, and focused on building trust. I also employ evidence-based tools that help young people better understand their emotions, strengthen their coping skills, and feel more connected to themselves and others. I am bilingual and strongly believe in providing culturally responsive care, especially to Latino and immigrant families who may not always find support that understands their experiences. For me, this work is about walking alongside young people and their families when they need it most, and reminding them that they do not have to go through it alone."
Gabbie Rosillo, MSW
BILINGUAL THERAPIST
English/Spanish
Gabbie Rosillo received her Bachelor’s degree in Social Work from Dalton State College before earning her Master’s degree in Social Work from the University of Kentucky, along with a certification in Trauma Responsive Practice. From an early age, Gabbie knew she wanted to pursue a career centered around helping others, which ultimately led her to the field of mental health.
As a Hispanic woman, Gabbie recognizes the stigma that can surround mental health within Hispanic and Latino communities and understands the importance of creating spaces where conversations about mental health feel safe, supported, and free from judgment. Her experiences have strengthened her passion for helping individuals and families feel understood and empowered throughout their mental health journeys.
Gabbie believes therapy should honor each person’s individual experiences, culture, and identity. She strives to create a welcoming and compassionate environment where clients feel heard, valued, and comfortable being themselves. Her approach focuses on meeting clients where they are while helping them recognize their strengths and work toward meaningful growth and healing.
Alexandria Totherow, LMFT
THERAPIST AND SCHOOL SERVICES COORDINATOR
Alexandria is a Licensed Marital and Family Therapist in both Georgia and Tennessee. She received her Masters of Science in Marriage and Family Therapy from Lee University and a Bachelors of Science in Human Development and Family Therapy from The University of Georgia.
“Who we are develops and shifts as our context does. And so, I am mindful of context - cultural background, attachment style, family and relationship history, etc. I enjoy listening to how these different parts that make up who you are and how you interact with the world came to be. I enjoy working with children, teens, and parents/guardians. Utilizing the whole family system to promote healing, because going through life takes a village in whatever form that comes. My work is informed by an integrative and holistic approach, utilizing various family system theories, trauma-informed interventions, and play therapy techniques. Through establishing a sound therapeutic relationship and safe environment, I am hopeful that your difficult emotions will "make sense," and a story of resilience and compassion will be heard.”
Administrative Team
Lupita Gomez, MSW
CLIENT SERVICES COORDINATOR
Hi! My name is Guadalupe, but I go by Lupita. I am a bilingual Hispanic social worker who is passionate about building meaningful relationships and creating a safe, welcoming space where individuals feel heard, respected, and supported. I believe every person has unique strengths, and I enjoy helping clients recognize those strengths as they navigate life’s challenges.
I earned my Master of Social Work degree from the University of Kentucky and have had the privilege of working with children, adolescents, families, and college students through child welfare and educational settings. I am passionate about helping individuals recognize their strengths, build resilience, and navigate life’s challenges in a safe, supportive, and nonjudgmental environment.
As a fluent Spanish and English speaker, I value the opportunity to connect with individuals from diverse cultural backgrounds and help reduce barriers to accessing mental health services. I believe cultural competence and cultural humility are essential in building trust and ensuring every client feels understood and valued.
I truly love the field of social work because it gives me the opportunity to serve the community that has given so much to me. For me, social work is more than a career; it is a calling. There is something incredibly special about connecting with people from all walks of life, hearing their stories, and walking alongside them through both life’s challenges and its joys. Knowing that I can play even a small role in someone’s journey toward healing, growth, and hope is what makes this profession so fulfilling. It is a privilege that I will never take for granted.
Edith Jaimes, BS
PRACTICE OPERATIONS COORDINATOR
Edith, a graduate of Dalton State College with a bachelor of science degree in psychology, works as a bilingual receptionist at Modern Jane Solutions. In this role, she serves as a welcoming first point of contact for clients, helping to create a supportive and positive environment.
“My studies in psychology have deepened my understanding of mental health issues and the importance of compassionate communication. I strive to apply this knowledge in my interactions with clients. Outside of work and academics, I enjoy going on walks and spending time with my friends and family, which help me maintain balance and perspective. I am excited to continue learning and growing in this environment, with the goal of making a meaningful impact on the lives of others.”
Alejandro Nielsen
CLIENT SERVICES COORDINATOR
Alejandro Nielsen is a Client Services Coordinator at Modern Jane Solutions who believes that every client deserves to feel welcomed from their very first interaction. Fluent in both English and Spanish, he enjoys connecting with people from diverse backgrounds and helping make the process of accessing care as smooth and comfortable as possible.
Alejandro's background includes two years as a missionary for The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, where he developed a love for serving others, building relationships, and communicating with compassion. During that time, he loved the opportunity to work with people from many different backgrounds, providing support with empathy and respect. He is currently studying psychology through online coursework and is excited to continue growing in the field of mental health.
Outside of work, Alejandro enjoys spending time with family and friends, exploring new hobbies, and making the most of every opportunity to learn and grow.
Koral Rodriguez, RT(R), CPC
CLIENT ACCESS CARE COORDINATOR
Hi, my name is Koral, and I am the Client Access Care Coordinator here at Modern Jane Solutions.
I transitioned into mental health after 6 years in radiology, where I discovered my true passion for helping patients navigate the healthcare system. I know that reaching out for mental health support can feel overwhelming, which is why I strive to make the referral and intake process as smooth, respectful, and comforting as possible. When I am not helping patients begin their treatment journey, I enjoy reading, walking, and spending time with my husband, friends, and family.