Nikki Gibson
Pronouns: She/Her/Hers
Chief Operating Officer
Nikki says, "Reaching out for therapy can be an overwhelming process, but it doesn't have to be. As the office manager at Graceful Therapy, I strive to make the administrative side of your appointments as smooth and simple as possible. Based on my own experiences of seeking therapy, I know there can be a lot of unknowns when it comes to setting up that first appointment for yourself or a family member -- will insurance cover the cost? Will I have a connection with my clinician? What should I expect during the first appointment? I am here to answer all those questions and more! I feel like therapy is an empowering tool to help us overcome obstacles in our lives and achieve the best versions of ourselves. I am happy to be here to help get you started on that journey."
Arlet Lopez Herrera
Pronouns: She/Her/Hers
Intake Coordinator
Arlet says, "I am very excited to be part of Graceful Therapy. I am bilingual and happy to assist you schedule an appointment and greet you when you come to the office. I enjoy helping others, love reading, cooking, attending church and spending time with my family."
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Shaunna Barrow
Pronouns: (She/Her/Hers)
Office Manager
Shaunna says, "helping people has always been my passion, and I am very grateful to be part of the Graceful Therapy team and use that passion in this environment. I love being able to help clients in and around our community with such an important part of their life. My goal is to make the administrative side of your session as easy as possible. In my free time I enjoy spending time with family, being outdoors, reading and relaxing."
Taten Janes
Pronouns: (He/They)
Administrative Assistant
Taten says, “Kindness is the way to go. Whether by providing a safe space, affirming words, or helping you schedule, I’m always eager to lend a kind hand in your therapy journey. I enjoy reading, dinosaurs, and my found-family (fluffy cat included)!"
Rhonda Annala
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Community Outreach Coordinator
Rhonda says, "With a strong foundation in nonprofit service and advocacy for survivors of sexual and domestic violence, I bring a deep commitment to connection, collaboration, and care. My passion lies in linking individuals and organizations to meaningful resources, building bridges across communities, and supporting the well-being of both clients and colleagues. Relationship-building is my superpower, and I believe lasting impact starts with authentic engagement."
