Molly, originally from Northeast Arkansas, has called Central Arkansas home for the last eight years. She graduated in 2026 with her Masters of Social Work from UALR after over a decade of community service in schools and libraries. Molly is now a clinical social worker passionate about working with families and addressing the effects of trauma in her community. First interning at Our House shelter in the child and adult mental health departments, she developed a deep love for the power of community support and group therapy in the healing process. She currently serves as a therapist with The Centers' Therapeutic Foster Care where she works with foster parents, case managers, and QBHPs to provide a holistic support system for children in foster care.

Caleb was born in Little Rock, Arkansas. He graduated with a BA in Sociology from Henderson State University and later enlisted in the United States Air Force. After a lauded first enlistment with a pivotal experience assisting public health personnel in Houston during the pandemic, he decided to separate from the military and enroll in the Clinton School of Public Service. There he fostered a passion for empowering individuals through initiatives in health literacy and nutrition. He is not a mental health professional, but has a passion for community development on various scales. 

​Jessica grew up in North Little Rock and completed her Masters of Social Work (MSW) at the University of Arkansas at Little Rock in 2018. She has been a practicing Licensed Clinical Social Worker (LCSW) since 2021.  She began her clinical work at UAMS, supporting children and families, in both English and Spanish, who had been impacted by intrafamilial violence. Jessica is passionate about supporting immigrant families and has served with El Zocalo Immigrant Resource Center in several capacities, including case management, ESL programming focusing on health and wellness, social work mentor, and former board member. She currently owns her own practice where she continues to focus on working with adult survivors of childhood and relational traumas and supports other social workers in deepening their understanding and application of trauma-informed practice.

Jamie Johnson is a Licensed Professional Counselor in Central Arkansas with 11 years of
experience working in mental health. A native of Little Rock, Jamie is passionate about making a difference in her community and creating spaces where individuals feel supported, valued, and
connected. Jamie graduated from the University of Arkansas at Little Rock with her
undergraduate degree in 2014 and completed her master’s degree in Marriage and Family
Therapy at John Brown University in 2019. She has been working as a therapist since 2021 and has experience working with diverse populations across different settings. She is passionate about healing, serving others, and truly believes in meeting people where they are. Through her work, Jamie hopes to help create opportunities for connection, support, and healing within the
community.