Therapists & Social Workers

Dual-Diagnosis Therapist

Alee Larson, LIMHP, LADC

Therapist

Amanda Pixley, PLMHP

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Barb Gobel, LIMHP, MSW

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Christine Ingram, PLMHP

My passion lies in supporting individuals who are navigating anxiety, depression, and trauma. I believe therapy is a powerful tool that can benefit people from all walks of life, and my goal is to work alongside you to better understand life’s challenges and develop healthy, sustainable coping strategies.

I am especially dedicated to helping clients build insight, increase personal awareness, and foster growth that enhances overall well-being. My journey into this field was deeply personal—after struggling to find a therapist who truly understood my experience as a woman of color, I was inspired to become the therapist I once needed.

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Cindy Ridgway, LMHP, LCSW

Therapist/Social Worker

Deb Duerr, LMHP, LCSW

Clinical Director

Jacque Thompson, LICSW, LADC

Clinical Director, Nebraska | A Better Way Therapy and Capstone Behavioral Health

Jacque started her career with Capstone Behavioral Health in August 2007.  She is an Independently Licensed Clinical Social Worker (LICSW) and a Licensed Alcohol and Drug Counselor (LADC). Prior to becoming a therapist, Jacque was a program developer with AmeriCorps at Lutheran Family Service for a year, an IOP case manager for two years and a Youth Care Worker at a residential facility for a year and a half.  Jacque’s talent lies in developing clinicians for the future and leading programs.  Her clinical passion is with the teenage population involved with the court system and planting the seeds for change.  Jacque currently serves as the Clinical Director of Nebraska, overseeing the clinical team at A Better Way Therapy of Nebraska and Capstone Behavioral Health of Nebraska.

Dual-Diagnosis Therapist

Jessica Roth, LIMHP, LADC

Administrative Director

Kendra Jones, LIMHP, LICSW

Administrative Director, Nebraska | A Better Way Therapy and Capstone Behavioral Health

Kendra is an Independently Licensed Clinical Social Worker (LICSW). She has over 15 years of experience working with children, families, couples, and adults. Her specialties include working with those involved in the child welfare and legal systems, as well as trauma. Kendra started working at Capstone Behavioral Health of Nebraska in March of 2023 as an outpatient therapist. In October 2024, she was promoted to Clinical Administrative Manager for the Nebraska region and became Administrative Director in July 2025. Prior to working at Capstone, Kendra worked for the Nebraska Department of Health and Human Services Department of Child and Family Services (DHHS-CFS). She fulfilled numerous roles in her tenure with DHHS-CFS including Child and Family Services Specialist, Child and Family Outcome Monitor, Quality Assurance Specialist, Quality Assurance/Continuous Quality Improvement Program Coordinator, Contract Monitor Administrator, and the statewide Abuse/Neglect Hotline Administrator. Kendra has a passion for empowering and enacting change within people and systems that enable people to live happier and healthier lives. Kendra currently serves as the Administrative Director of Nebraska, overseeing the administrative teams at A Better Way Therapy of Nebraska and Capstone Behavioral Health of Nebraska, as well as the Community Service and Drug Testing teams at Capstone.

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Malinda Clark, PLMHP, PCMSW

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Mary Signorelli, PLMHP, PCMSW

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Molly Claeys, LIMHP, LICSW

Dual-Diagnosis Therapist

Rocio Escobar, PLMHP, PLADC

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Ruth Mills, LIMHP

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Shane Mercure, LMHP

Failte!  (Irish – “Welcome”!)  Thank you for being here. One of the most difficult choices in many people’s lives is being able to reach out to others when we help is needed.  It takes courage, more than most realize even ourselves.  If you are here then you are already doing so and not only am I proud of you but you should be as well in yourself.  Life can have times of very difficult moments and experiences presenting challenges we have not yet faced and  never even considered and facing them ourselves can be overwhelming in more ways than one.

To find this support to help ourselves with a therapist requires the therapist having empathy and trust with you.   I’m here to create and provide both in  my approach creating  a safe environment with clients to build trust developing a relationship based in empathetic listening and positive regard.  Forming  this safe space with you to be able to process your thoughts and emotions is my first priority to help my clients in facing these challenges in their lives.  I provide skill based interventions and explore coping skills and tools to manage symptoms and create your own best solutions for your daily life.  I work with patients who experience anxiety, depression, and trauma related symptoms with my therapeutic approaches grounded in acceptance and commitment therapy (ACT) combining also elements of cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT), dialectical behavioral therapy (DBT), solution focused therapy, person centered therapy, and existential therapy.

I’m passionate in supporting individuals during significant life changes and have gained experience working with adults, young adults, college students, and adults in transition as well as older adults to assist in navigating the unique challenges as well as opportunities that come with aging.  I am also passionate in serving with the LGBTQIA+  Community and welcome working with individuals from diverse backgrounds and identities ensuring my practice is inclusive and affirming for all individuals.

In my personal life I love spending time running and being outdoors being with my three dogs and spending time with my family.

Therapist

Stephanie Hoyt, LMHP

Dual-Diagnosis Therapist

Tenille Stoeger, LIMHP, LADC