Tanohah Leon, MSW, RCSWI

Masters of Social Work, Registered Clinical Social Work Intern

Tanohah Leon, MSW, RCSWI

Hi! My name is Tanohah Leon, and I’m thrilled to have the chance to walk alongside and support you as you navigate your mental health journey. I graduated with a Master of Social Work from the University of South Florida and currently hold RCSWI status. I am a Haitian-American—born in Haiti and immigrated to the U.S. at a very young age. I am bilingual and fluent in Haitian Creole.

I am deeply passionate about self-care and mental wellness, and I believe that prioritizing your whole well-being is key to becoming the best version of yourself. My goal is to create a warm, inviting, and supportive environment where you feel safe to explore, grow, and heal at your own pace. Therapy is a walk, not a sprint, and I am here to collaborate with you every step of the way—celebrating progress, addressing challenges, and helping you achieve your goals one step at a time. I’m genuinely excited to embark on this journey with you and support you in creating meaningful, lasting change.

Sarah Marks, CMHC Student Intern

Masters of Clinical Mental Health Counseling Student Intern

Sarah Marks, CMHC Student Intern

Hello! My name is Sarah Marks, and I am currently serving as a student intern while pursuing a Master of Science in Clinical Mental Health at Divine Mercy University. I embrace a holistic and collaborative approach to counseling, recognizing the importance of working together with my clients.

I aim to partner with you in determining the best course of action to help you reach your personal goals. I recognize that you bring particular strengths and abilities to your journey, and it is my privilege to help you discover and build upon these qualities. My priority is to offer a safe and welcoming space where you feel supported and understood. Together, we will navigate life’s challenges, encourage resilience, and foster meaningful growth—so you feel empowered to create positive change in your life. I am passionate about creating an environment where you feel heard and valued. Through active listening and empathetic understanding, I strive to connect with you on a deep level, honoring your unique story and experiences.

Dr. Tykeila Tisdale, CMHC Student Intern

Doctorate in Health Administration, Masters of Clinical Mental Health Counseling Student Intern

Dr. Tykeila Tisdale, CMHC Student Intern

I hold a Bachelor’s, Master’s, and Doctorate in Health Administration, and I am currently in the final stages of completing an additional Master’s in Clinical Mental Health Counseling.

I have a strong background in community outreach, having partnered with the Department of Education to support families of at-risk elementary students. My work has included assisting with funding for tutoring services, advocating for students at risk of retention, and helping establish or revise IEPs to ensure each child’s educational needs are met. Alongside, tutoring children as well.

Currently, I work in case management within a hospital organization, where I combine my healthcare administration expertise with my passion for patient and family advocacy.

Roderick Maul MSW, RCSWI

Masters of Social Work, Registered Clinical Social Work Intern

Roderick Maul, MSW, RCSWI

Roderick Maul, originally from Birmingham, Alabama, is a dedicated advocate for all populations with over six years of experience in the field. His passion for supporting families and improving outcomes began during his undergraduate studies at Miles College and continued to grow as he pursued advanced education. He earned his Master of Social Work (MSW) from Western Kentucky University (WKU) in 2019, where he made history as the first graduate student worker at the LifeSkills Center for Child Welfare Education and Research. In this role, he contributed to critical research and community initiatives aimed at strengthening many social systems. His work reflects a deep-rooted commitment to advocacy, academic excellence, and making a meaningful impact in the lives of vulnerable populations. Some personal accomplishments include doing research in Africa and obtaining a doctorate in educational leadership from WKU. 

Breanna Wade MSW, RCSWI

Masters of Social Work, Registered Clinical Social Work Intern

Breanna Wade, MSW, RCSWI

Hello, my name is Breanna Wade. I am overjoyed to have the opportunity to heal, guide, support, and empower you along your mental health journey! I have spent majority of my life and upbringing intrigued by the human mind, appreciating the uniqueness of each of us and our stories we hold inside. I have spent several years as a mental health advocate, encouraging others to remove the stigma surrounding mental health diagnoses, their treatment, and impact. I graduated summa cum laude with a Master of Social Work degree from The University of South Florida, now working as an RCSWI clinician.

My approach with clients is warm, collaborative, and individualistic, looking at you as a whole while assessing your needs on your own unique basis. I am committed to creating a safe, welcoming, comfortable experience for each client. My goal is to ensure you feel empowered, respected, and heard.

Moya Gordon MSW, RCSWI

Masters of Social Work, Registered Clinical Social Work Intern

Moya Gordon, MSW, RCSWI

My name is Moya. I moved to the United States from Jamaica when I was 13 years old and have lived in several states, but I consider Florida my second home. I graduated Summa Cum Laude with a Master of Social Work and a graduate-level certificate in Children’s Mental Health from the University of South Florida in May 2025. I am currently a school social worker with Hillsborough County Public Schools where I counsel students ages 11 to 14 who have been diagnosed with Attention Deficit and Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD), Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD), Anxiety Disorder, Oppositional Defiance Disorder (ODD), and Intellectual Disability (InD). I primarily utilize Cognitive Behavior Therapy (CBT), Solution-focused, and Play Therapy techniques when working with the students. However, I take a holistic approach to therapy, blending elements from different approaches to meet the unique needs of each client. My therapeutic approach is centered around empowering clients through education, support, and guidance by helping clients develop healthy coping skills and confidence needed to navigate life’s challenges. I am committed to providing culturally responsive and inclusive care, recognizing the diversity of experiences and backgrounds that shape each client’s journey.

Jessica Brantmeier, LCSW

Master of Social Work, Licensed Clinical Social Worker

Jessica Brantmeier, LCSW

Hello, my name is Jessica Brantmeier. I am a Licensed Clinical Social Worker passionate about helping individuals create lasting change through gaining insight and self-compassion. Whether this is your first time coming to therapy or if you have tried therapy before and only achieved short-term change, I am excited to have the privilege of working alongside you. Using cognitive reframing, psychodynamic therapies, and Accelerated Resolution Therapy, we can work together to address both current and past challenges. I began my career in substance use treatment and have worked across nearly every level of care. Over time, my focus shifted to the deeper mental health needs that influence our beliefs, behaviors, and relationships. 

In recent years, I have been working in the community mental health setting. I have experience supporting teenagers and adults with mood disorders, autism and ADHD, personality disorders, psychosis, and varying levels of trauma. My approach is systems-based and trauma-informed, grounded in authenticity, empathy, curiosity, and respect. I believe in exploring the root causes of challenges while empowering you to build upon your strengths and values. Together, we’ll work to clarify your goals and help you reclaim your life with clarity and confidence. 

Jasmine Sanalla LCSW

Licensed Clinical Social Worker

Jasmine Santalla, LCSW

Jasmine is a compassionate clinical social worker who helps individuals navigate challenges and build lives worth living. She holds a Master of Social Work from Fordham University and a Bachelor’s from Rutgers University, graduating summa cum laude.

With experience in residential and outpatient settings, Jasmine has supported teens and adults facing anxiety, depression, substance use, eating disorders, and more. She is certified in Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT) and integrates DBT, CBT, trauma-informed care, and mindfulness into her work.

Jasmine’s approach is warm, collaborative, and client-led. She meets people where they are and supports them in building emotional resilience, self-compassion, and meaningful routines. She creates a safe, supportive space where clients feel respected, empowered, and heard.

Christine Hernandez

Hello, my name is Christine Hernandez. It is such an honor to fulfill my calling in life to collaborate with you towards emotional healing and growth! My passion has always been to empower people towards wholeness and healing. Outside of the clinical setting, I am trained in EMDR and have over ten years of experience working with women who have experienced trauma, childhood abuse, burnout, anxiety, shame, and broken attachments.

Using reparenting inner child strategies, cognitive reframing, and inner healing work, I have seen lives and relationships transformed. Another passion of mine is to work with individuals who have experienced church hurt and/or religious trauma. I am currently pursuing a certification in religious trauma to further my understanding of adverse religious experiences. What you will discover while joining me in your journey is a highly empathic and authentic person who, like you, knows what it's like to be on the other side of the session. It's a privilege to be a support system in your time of need.

Bonnie Rogers

Masters of Social Work, Certified Child Welfare Case Manager., Registered Clinical Social Work Intern

Hello, my name is Bonnie, and I am a registered clinical social work intern. I graduated with my bachelor’s degree in social work advanced standing from The University of South Florida and my master’s in social work advanced standing from The University of Kentucky. I am passionate about working with children and families, I am certified in Advanced Family Systems Trauma and a State Board Certified Child Welfare Case Manager. I have extensive training in trust-based relational intervention (TBRI), human trafficking screening, domestic violence, and trauma-informed care. Additionally, I have training in managing aggressive behavior and de-escalation. 

I enjoy spending time with my family and friends. Self-care is important to me, so I make sure I take time to do things I love such as food prepping. I find it so relaxing! One of my favorite things to eat when dining out is Indian cuisine because of the amazing spices. I also enjoy volunteering in my community. 

My philosophy is to work in partnership with individuals to facilitate their healing and improve their quality of life. My methods of therapy are Evidence-Based Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Individual Trauma Therapy, Art Therapy, Play Therapy, and Motivational Interviewing. Focusing solely on the needs and goals of the client. Children and families are worthy of a safe space where they can express themselves.

I look forward to helping you meet your goals. 

Mia Perez

Masters of Social Work, Registered Clinical Social Work Intern

Hello, my name is Mia, and I am a registered clinical social work intern. I graduated with my master's in social work-advanced clinical practice, from Saint Leo University in 2023. I also completed my bachelor’s degree in clinical/counseling psychology with an art minor. I began my career working at Saint Leo in their Accessibility Services department, supporting and coaching students with disabilities. I worked with students who had diagnoses such as anxiety, autism, and ADHD. I also led the Autism Connect program which provides individualized mentorship and advocacy for students with autism. Additionally, I have experience with clients with chronic illnesses. In my free time, I enjoy watching movies, playing tennis, and spending time with family and friends. I am also a painter and musician and believe that art and creative expression can be healing, and even a part of our sessions if requested.

My approach to therapy is client-centered and will depend on the client’s needs and goals. Some of the modalities that I use are cognitive-behavioral therapy (CBT), motivational interviewing, and solution-focused therapy. Together we can look at the problems you are experiencing in a new way and give you tools to work through them. It is also very important to me to connect with my clients and create a safe space for them. I look forward to accompanying you on your healing journey!