Affiliate Member Organizations and Individuals

Ashley Labistour was a former treatment coordinator specializing in child sexual abuse and PCIT at Children's Institute Inc. in Los Angeles for 11 years. She is a Train the Trainer for Trauma-Focused CBT, continuing to provide consultations and training for CII, while hoping to expand training opportunities to agencies north of Los Angeles (i.e., Ventura and Santa Barbara counties).

Lucy Zammarelli was formerly the Clinical Director at Willamette Family, Inc. in Eugene OR, providing direct services for substance abuse treatment and mental health services with a trauma focus. She is currently Program Supervisor at LaneCare, and an adjunct faculty member in the Substance Abuse Prevention Program at the University of Oregon. She serves on the NCTSN Steering Committee as an Affiliate Member and co-chairs the Trauma and Substance Abuse Committee.

Tanya Toyer previously worked as a Clinical Counselor for St.Vincent Mercy Medical Center where she provided integrated mental health services into primary health care services for children, adolescents and their families.  In addition, she provided integrated mental health services into health care services for substance exposed newborns and their mothers, women who experienced postpartum depression and PTSD symptoms and individuals living with HIV/AIDS.  Also, Ms. Toyer previously worked for The Toledo Children’s Hospital (Cullen Center) as a Clinical Counselor.  Her responsibilities were to provide mental health services for traumatized children and their families.  Currently, Ms. Toyer works for Adopt America Network as the Director of Social Work and Counseling Services.  Ms. Toyer continues to provide evidenced-based trauma treatment for children and families.  Currently, Ms. Toyer serves as an affiliate member to the NCTSN Child Welfare Committee.

Monique Marrow was the former Deputy Director of Treatment and Rehabilitation Services for the Ohio Department of Youth Services, and was the previous Project Director of the Toledo Children's Hospital Cullen Center. Dr. Marrow serves as affiliate representative to the NCTSN Steering Committee, co-chair of the NCTSN Juvenile Justice Treatment Committee and serves on the affiliate Advisory Committee. Her primary interest is the development of training curriculum appropriate for residential treatment staff working with JJ youth in residential settings and treatment curriculum designed to help JJ youth with significant trauma histories. She also has a strong interest early childhood trauma and interventions for these children and their families.

Ruth Campbell was the program director for the International Institute of New Jersey's Cultural Adjustment and Trauma Services program.

Kendall Wilkins was the former Program Evaluator for the Adolescent Traumatic Stress and Substance Abuse Treatment Center at Boston University. She is now a doctoral student in the SDSU/UCSD Joint Doctoral Program in Clinical Psychology. Her research and clinical work continues to focus on co-occurring trauma and alcohol/substance use.

works for Kempe Center for the Prevention and Treatment of Child Abuse and Neglect. The Center is part of the University of Colorado at Denver.