Staff

Ali is a board-certified Family Nurse Practitioner with the American Academy of Nurse Practitioners. She completed her undergraduate nursing degree at Boise State University and her graduate degree at Maryville University in St Louis. Ali’s experience lies in a variety of inpatient and outpatient settings with extensive trainings in gastroenterology. She is passionate about empowering patients through education while managing acute or chronic health conditions. In her free time, she enjoys being outdoors with family and friends, hiking, camping and cycling.

Amy is a graduate of Boise State University, majoring in social work for her bachelor’s and master’s degrees. She has been practicing in the mental health field in Boise for over 20 years. Amy’s approach draws from Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (including CBT for insomnia) , generalist Social Work practice, solution-focused and motivational interviewing. These approaches assist those struggling with anxiety, depression and life transitions. Seeing people meet their life goals and grow is the favorite part of her job. Amy is a certified Body Positive treatment provider; a specialty that focuses on improving body image and treating disordered eating. Amy strives to create a welcoming and accepting therapeutic environment for everyone. When not working, Amy is blessed with dear friends and family to spend time with. She also enjoys listening to vinyl records, watching documentaries and cooking. She recently achieved perfection in Stardew Valley.

Ayako is a licensed clinical professional counselor (LCPC). After moving to the United States from Japan for college, she earned a bachelor’s degree in Communication from Boise State University and Masters in Clinical Mental Health Counseling from Idaho State University. Before joining the Boise State counseling services, she has worked in community counseling agencies and had her own private practice. Ayako’s clinical interests include depression, anxiety, grief, trauma, life transitions, relationship issues, cultural issues, self-worth, and LGBTQ+ issues. Her counseling approach is person-centered which emphasizes the importance in the relationship between the counselor and client in order to facilitate healing, growth, and change. Ayako is an EMDR trained, LGBTQ+ affirming counselor. In her free time Ayako likes to eat, hike, do yoga, explore new places and things, watch too much TV, and spend time with friends and family.

Brette is a Licensed Clinical Professional Counselor (LCPC) and earned her Master’s degree in Clinical Mental Health Counseling from James Madison University in Harrisonburg, Virginia. She has experience working in university and community-based mental health settings. Her professional interests include working with individuals making life transitions and career decisions, depression, anxiety, grief, serious mental illness, LGBTQ+ issues, and cultural concerns. Her approach to counseling emphasizes the therapeutic alliance between client and counselor with a focus on awareness, acceptance and growth. Brette is an LGBTQ+ affirming counselor. In her free time, she enjoys cooking, travel, hiking with her dog Milo, and running. She is currently pursuing her PhD in Counselor Education and Supervision at Boise State University.

Capri graduated from Boise State University Licensed Practical Nursing Program in 1992 and has worked in hospitals, home health, skilled nursing and family medicine. Capri has served many years in direct patient care but also held leadership positions such as Charge Nurse, Clinic Lead, and Supervisor. She is dedicated to positive patient outcomes and the development of others.

Carmen supervises the CSR team at the front desk. She joined the Health Services team in April 2023. She is an experienced healthcare leader that has worked in the field for 28 years. She enjoys working with people and one of her favorite parts of her job is helping patients. Outside of work, Carmen enjoys reading, traveling and spending quality time with family and friends.

Christie earned her doctorate in Clinical Psychology at Medaille University, in Buffalo, New York in 2021. As part of her graduate work, she completed training in various academic and community mental health settings. Christie’s clinical interests are specific to the traditional and non-traditional college-aged population, focusing on anxiety, ADHD, depression and personality disorders. Her approach draws from person-centered care, cognitive behavioral therapy and biopsychosocial models. In her free time, Christie enjoys spending time with her family and friends, watching the Buffalo bills, and participating in a number of sporting activities.

Christy is currently working on completing her Bachelor’s degree in Information Technology Management with an emphasis on Cybersecurity and a minor in Psychology and Criminal Justice at Boise State University. She has eight years of experience working in customer service with a variety of different businesses.  Throughout these jobs, her focus was on the customer and providing them with an excellent experience. Christy joined University Health Services in the fall of 2015, and her job includes medical record management as well as being an assistant to the Director of Business Operations. Her favorite aspect of the job is interacting with all the patients that visit University Health Services. Christy loves paddle boarding, reading, and spending her free time with her family, friends, and dog.   

David is currently in the 4th year of his doctorate in clinical psychology from Northwest Nazarene University in Nampa, ID. As part of his graduate program he has experience with testing and assessment for ADHD, and ASD from previous practicum experiences. He is currently interested in continuing to learn psychological testing and assessment. He is also excited to continue to grow his therapeutic skills. His therapeutic approach is learning to integrate Emotion-Focused therapy, Cognitive-Behavioral Therapy, and Existential approaches. David is an LGBTQ+ affirming counselor. In his free time, David enjoys spending time with his family, going on walks, and reading for fun.

DeeAnn received her LPN and IV certification at the College of Southern Idaho. She has worked  in the hospital, nursing home, home health, corrections, urgent care,and family practice for 29 years.She has lived in Idaho most of her life and recently joined Boise State University in 6/24. She looks forward to building new relationships and using her diverse skills. She loves spending time with her family,  road trips, going to the movies and hanging out with her dog.

Emily Clay is a registered and licensed dietitian who graduated with her Bachelor’s degree in Medical Dietetics from The Ohio State University. She has worked in a wide variety of health care settings but really enjoys the outpatient setting where she can establish trusting relationships with her patients. She strives to improve the health and wellbeing of her patients by navigating diet culture, feeding selves for energy and pleasure, while strengthening relationships with food and body image. In her free time sheenjoys spending time with her husband and two children, reading, and being outdoors.

Eric received his Associate’s degree from Salt Lake City Community College and is currently working on a certificate degree in medical records. Eric joined Health Services in the fall of 2023. He has worked in a customer service capacity for 20+ years. His position includes making appointments, answering phones, verifying insurance, and assisting with patient’s needs. Eric’s favorite part of his job is supporting and helping patients with their needs. In his spare time Eric enjoys being outdoors with his family and exploring new places.

Ericka is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker (LCSW) who earned a master’s degree in social work from Boise State University. As part of her graduate work, she completed an internship with Interfaith Sanctuary Housing Services and an internship with the Boise School District. Ericka has experience as a medical social worker, working for St Luke’s Regional Medical Center in Boise. Ericka values the opportunity to provide counseling/mental health services to students, faculty and staff with Boise State University. She believes the most integral component in the therapeutic process is the moment a client feels seen and heard. Ericka works toward empowering clients to be their most authentic selves while exploring their intrapersonal and interpersonal worlds. Ericka typically utilizes a person-centered approach, a cognitive behavioral framework, narrative theory, and Existentialism (among others). Her professional interests include: grief, anxiety, depression, trauma, life transitions, self-worth, relationships and assertiveness. Ericka is LGBTQIA+ affirming. In her spare time, you’ll find her engaging in anything that makes her laugh, enjoying the various events and outdoors Boise has to offer, solidifying her cooking skills, and spending time with her friends and family.

Jerene has an AA Degree in Accounting and a CPC certification (Certified Professional Code/Auditor). She is currently working on completing her BA degree at Boise State University. Jerene has over thirty years’ experience in the medical field. For 21 years she was the Practice Administrator for the Spokane Psychiatric Clinic, and for five years she acted as the Accounting Specialist for a State Health Facility that provided mental health services in four NE Washington counties. In her current role As the Revenue Cycle Coordinator, Jerene’s main focus is on overseeing patient and student accounts and assisting students with any questions they have regarding their health services, charges or insurance questions. For enjoyment, Jerene loves competing at Barrel Racing and attending College Rodeos where her daughter rides for the Boise State team.

Jessica is a Licensed Professional Counselor. She earned her Bachelor’s degree in Psychology from Boise State University, and her Master’s in Clinical Mental Health Counseling from Boise State University. She has been a counselor at BSU since 2017. Prior to that she worked in the mental health field as a community-based provider. Her professional interests include working with individuals experiencing life transitions, anxiety, trauma, depression, grief and cultural concerns. She is a LGBTQIA+ affirming provider. Jessica views the relationship between counselor and client as the most important factor in facilitating change and wellness. She strives to provide a safe, open, and supportive environment for every individual she counsels, and draws from an eclectic base of modalities to provide effective therapy for her clients. Outside of work, Jessica enjoys spending time with her family and taking advantage of the vast wilderness access and outdoor recreation that Idaho has to offer.

Jo is a Licensed Massage Therapist. She received her B.S. from Cal Poly, San Luis Obispo, studying physical and social systems in 2009. In 2014 she received a diploma as a Massage Therapist and Health Educator from National Holistic Institute, as well as a certification in Advanced Prenatal/Perinatal/Postpartum Massage Therapy from Carole Osbornes Body Therapy Education, San Diego. Her approach to massage therapy is applying simple to advanced techniques over time to ethically and safely assist a patient in gradual soft-tissue changes to relieve pain, stress, and mechanical dysfunction within the scope of massage therapy’s medical applications. In her free time, Jo likes to read, play video games, go sport shooting, watch movies, go on hikes and socialize. She has taken classes in the M.S. Cyber Operations and Resilience Program, and is a Veteran from service in the U.S. Army Reserve.

Joanna received her business degree from the University of Guelph in Ontario, Canada. The program specialized in Business Administration and Hospitality Management. As the business manager, Joanna manages all business operations of Health Services from Budget Management, Accounts Payable and Receivable to the daily deposit. Joanna loves her job because numbers are her thing and she also enjoys the people that she works with. Joanna also loves cats and is just one cat short of being a crazy cat lady.

Jose Valle is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker who earned Bachelor of Science and Master of Social Work degrees from Brigham Young University. Jose has practiced in multiple clinical settings including a community clinic, managed care organizations, a state agency, a nonprofit organization, and 11 years in his own private practice. One of his most rewarding experiences is having worked as a contractor for the federal government in an emergency shelter in Texas. There, he provided crisis and trauma care to unaccompanied youth from Central America who crossed the US-Mexico border. His professional interests include working with individuals who are having difficulty with trauma, ADHD, depression, anxiety, family disruptions, and other phase of life problems. His approach to counseling incorporates openness, non judgment, and acceptance, paired with therapeutic approaches that foster healing and personal growth. When Jose is not working or catching up with overdue home projects, he enjoys spending time with his family, bicycling, taking photos of nature and fly fishing.

Julee received her LPN degree and IV Certification in North Dakota and has 35 years of nursing experience in Family Practice, Internal Medicine and Dermatology. She recently moved to Idaho and was lucky enough to obtain a nursing position with Boise State University in Spring of 2016. Julee feels every day is rewarding when you work in health care.  Her favorite aspect of the job is the rewarding feeling she gets when patients come to University Health Services to receive care. She feels it’s a lot of fun to be involved in the lives of the students, faculty and staff at Boise State.  Outside of work Julee enjoys yoga, any outdoor activities and spending time with family and friends.

Julie received her Bachelor’s degree in Health Science at Southern Oregon University in 2014, followed by her Bachelor of Science degree in Nursing through Denver College of Nursing in 2017. Julie has experience in hematology, oncology, medical/surgical, and post anesthesia care. Julie was born and raised in Boise, and looks forward to giving back to the Bronco community. Julie enjoys building relationships with patients while advocating for health and wellness. Outside work, Julie likes to do anything outdoors, play soccer, be with family and friends, enjoy good food and hang out with her husband and dog.

Justin is a Certified Health Education Specialist who is a native from the greater Chicagoland area. He received his B.S. in Health Promotion and M.Ed. in Curriculum Design and Instruction from Weber State University. As a Health Educator with the Wellness Services team, Justin focuses on programming related to mental health education, coping skills, and emotional intelligence/awareness/regulation. He is passionate about building a thriving, inclusive, and successful community for students during their time in college. In his free time, Justin enjoys snowboarding in the winter months, watching college sports, and creating new tasty recipes or trying local restaurants. He also appreciates spending time with his friends, family and dogs, Wrigley and Willow.

Katelynn was born and raised in Boise Idaho.  She joined Health Services in the Fall of 2015 and has worked in the Medical/Health field for the last 10 years. Her position includes scheduling patient appointments, remedying patient phone calls and her main focus is providing excellent customer service. Her favorite aspect of the job is interacting with all patients and assisting to their needs at Health Services. Prior to her position at Boise State, she worked for a local Home Care Agency in the HR department.  In her spare time, Katelynn enjoys spending time with her Fiancé’ and their puppy as well as extended family and traveling as much as she can.

Katie earned her Licensed Practical Nursing degree through Boise State University’s Applied Technology program and graduated with honors in 2007. Katie worked as a nurse in several settings and has worked with a variety of patient populations including adults, children, babies and hospice patients. She joined the University Health Services team in November of 2011, focusing on the patient and their well being. Her favorite aspect of the job is getting to build lasting relationships with each of the students. In her free time, Katie enjoys interacting with her community and spending quality time with family.

Katie (she/her/hers) graduated from Boise State University and is a Licensed Master of Social Work (LMSW). Katie spent most of her life in cities like Detroit and Chicago and came to Boise to pursue her passion for watching others grow and flourish. Katie helps her clients navigate the human experience and its full range of emotions by showing them how to listen to signals in their body, and tuning in to the parts of themselves that feel depressed, anxious, and unsure. Katie gently guides clients to listen to themselves to find what they are looking for and heal the parts of them that are hurting. Clients can expect to learn more about how their nervous system is activated or shut down, how this affects their daily lives, and how to listen to themselves to find the support they are searching for. Katie supports all identities and is a LGBTQIA+ affirming counselor. In her spare time, Katie enjoys reading thriller books, trying new hobbies, and playing volleyball.

Dr. Kelli Tillquist is a licensed clinical psychologist and earned her doctorate degree in Clinical Psychology from Alliant International University in San Diego, California. She has previous experience working in community mental health settings assisting clients with various cultural backgrounds as well as experience in a acute care settings working with clients with severe and persistent mental health symptoms. Dr. Tillquist works collaboratively with clients to utilize their strengths to assist them in getting through rough patches of life. Her client centered and solutions focused on approach creates a safe space that fosters personal growth and allows clients to feel understood and empowered. She is an LGBTQ+ affirming counselor and her professional interests include working with individuals as they navigate life transitions, serious mental illness, suicide ideation, trauma, identity development, and cultural concerns. As a native Idahoan, Dr. Tillquist loves the outdoors, spending time with her family and friends, trying new places to eat, and taking her dog on adventures.

Kenzie is a Certified Health Education Specialist from Boise, Idaho. She received her Masters of Public Health degree with an emphasis in Prevention and Intervention Programming from Boise State University in 2023. As a Health Educator for Wellness Services she focuses on healthy relationships and sexual health programming on campus. In this role, Kenzie aims to empower students with the tools and education necessary to navigate healthy interactions in their relationships. She wholeheartedly believes in the protective power of community and engaging young people in identifying their own resilience and strength. Outside of work, Kenzie enjoys mountain biking the endless trails her hometown has to offer and being active with her energetic border collie, Luna.

Kiley is a board-certified Family Nurse Practitioner with the American Academy of Nurse Practitioners. She completed her undergraduate nursing degree at Seattle Pacific University and her graduate degree at Loyola University New Orleans. Kiley has experience in various inpatient and outpatient healthcare settings. Kiley’s approach to healthcare is establishing rapport and empowering patients through education and patient-centered care.  In her free time, she enjoys being outdoors, hiking, running, traveling, concerts, and spending time with her family, friends and dog.

Kristin is a Counseling Intern and a final-year Master of Social Work student at Boise State University. She holds a Bachelor of Science in Marriage and Family Studies, which informs her interest in supporting couples as well as individuals navigating relational and personal challenges. Guided by a strengths-based and person-centered perspective, Kristin creates a space where students feel safe and empowered to explore their experiences, uncover their strengths, and build resilience. She has developed a particular interest in supporting neurodivergent individuals, including those with ADHD and Autism, and draws on a solution-focused approach to help students identify practical strategies and campus resources to support their well-being. Kristin is passionate about helping students strengthen connections and navigate the transformative years of college with confidence. Outside of her work at Boise State, Kristin enjoys life with her husband and their five daughters. She loves the energy of live music, the creativity of designing themed Halloween costumes, and the sense of wonder she still feels every time she steps into Disneyland. For Kristin, these moments of play and imagination are just as vital to well-being as reflection and growth.

Kristen graduated with her Bachelor’s degree in Business Administration from Boise State University. She has years of experience working in customer service. She joined the University Health Services as the Administrative Assistant and helps with scheduling, onboarding and building operations. Her favorite aspect of the job is helping to keep everyone organized. In her free time, Kristen loves skiing, hiking, and spending time with family and friends.

Madi is a Licensed Master Social Worker (LMSW) who completed her degree at the University of Wisconsin-Madison. She works to empower individuals to own their stories and find healing through the process. Madi cultivates a safe environment for exploration and growth by maintaining curiosity and drawing on a variety of therapeutic techniques. She holds experience working in non-profit, private practice, and university settings, and is passionate about addressing systemic and environmental issues that impact mental health. Madi is mindful of these throughout her practice and has worked with individuals from a variety of marginalized communities including veterans experiencing housing insecurity, students in recovery for substance use and eating disorders, people who identify as LGBTQ+, and individuals on the autism spectrum. Madi practices acceptance of all identities and is an LGBTQ+ affirming counselor. When she is not consumed with reading too many books at once, Madi is usually baking, soaking up the outdoors, attending her favorite workout class, or connecting with loved ones. 

Mark earned his Associate of Occupational Studies in Medical Specialties degree in 2010 at Stevens-Henager College in Boise, Idaho. Mark joined the Health Services staff as a Customer Service Representative in 2013 and just recently transferred into the position at Health Services as a Medical Billing Representative. He has had over 20+ years of customer service experience throughout his career. Prior to joining Health Services, Mark worked as a Medical Assistant and Patient Service Representative with Saint Alphonsus Regional Medical Center in Boise, Idaho. Mark strives to help others and makes sure that he provides the best customer service to the students, faculty and staff of Boise State University. In his free time, Mark spends time with his wife and three children and their little dog Zoe and enjoys attending concerts.

Dr. Matt Niece leads Health Services’ multidisciplinary team of professionals dedicated to supporting the health, wellbeing, and success of students and the broader campus community. In this role, Dr. Niece focuses on fostering collaboration across clinical, wellness, and prevention services, and on building an inclusive, compassionate approach to student care and community wellbeing. Dr. Niece earned his doctorate in Counselor Education and Counseling from Idaho State University. His background includes years of service in both university and community settings, where he has worked as a clinician, educator, and leader. Before returning to Boise State, he supported individuals and families across the Treasure Valley through his counseling work and leadership in various health organizations. He has also taught as an adjunct faculty member at Boise State University, College of Idaho, College of Western Idaho, and Idaho State University. Outside of work, Matt enjoys exploring Idaho’s great outdoors, tackling home renovation projects, and traveling with friends and family.

Nathan is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker (LCSW). He grew up in Indiana and studied Spanish and Psychology at Indiana University before getting his Masters in Social Work at Boise State. Nathan’s approach to therapy is person-centered and strength based. His primary clinical interest and specialty is in couples counseling, and he utilizes blended elements of Gottman, and Emotions Focused Therapy (EFT). Nathan’s other clinical specialties include anxiety and depression management and treatment, narrative approach to trauma and grief, developing and maintaining healthy relationships, transition and exploration of various components of identity, and the development of self trust and autonomy. Nathan is LGBTQIA+ affirming and emphasizes acceptance, trust and authenticity in his work. When away from the office, Nathan is a huge outdoor enthusiast, and you can probably find him up on the Payette or Salmon river systems on the weekends.

Parker is currently a Counselor Intern finishing his Master’s degree in Addiction Counseling at Boise State University. He earned his Bachelor’s degree in Psychology from Boise State University. Parker has over two years of clinical experience working with people experiencing various co-occurring psychological and substance-abuse challenges. Parker is particularly interested in trauma, addiction, and disordered eating. Parker is a LGBTQIA+ affirming provider. His approach to counseling integrates various forms to therapy to promote peoples’ holistic health and wellness. His approach is primarily grounded in Person-Centered Therapy. Parker believes that a therapeutic relationship founded on accurate empathetic understanding, genuineness, and unconditional positive regard can create an environment that promotes growth, personal development, and healing. Parker integrates insights and techniques from Relational-Cultural Theory (RCT), Motivational Interviewing (MI), Feminist Therapy, and Gestalt Therapy. In this way, he seeks to provide treatment that can help people meet their individual needs while also recognizing the influences of the larger systems and cultures they are a part of. Parker’s first priorities in counseling are to establish a safe and accepting therapeutic relationship with clients and to collaborate with clients in identifying and working toward counseling goals. Depending on clients’ concerns and preferences, Parker utilizes various emotion-focused, relational, mindfulness-based, and experiential interventions to help clients make progress toward their goals. In his spare time, Parker enjoys hiking, running, connecting with close friends and family, and spending time with his dogs Cosmo and Bacon.

Patrick is in his final year of his doctorate in Counseling Psychology from Northwest University in Kirkland, WA. As a part of his graduate training, he comes to us with extensive assessment knowledge and community mental health prowess. Prior to beginning a career in mental health, he worked as a camp director and as an Area Coordinator in student life. He has a passion for helping people navigate transitions in life, which is why he is grateful to continue his training with Boise State as a member of the Health Services team. His therapeutic approach centers around discovering meaning and purpose while focusing on cultivating healthy habits. In his free time, you can find him with family and friends at the pool, sharing a delicious meal, or watching the newest cooking show.

Phoebe is a board certified Family Nurse Practitioner. She completed her undergraduate nursing studies at Johns Hopkins University and her graduate degree at University of California, San Francisco. She is a returned Peace Corps Volunteer with several years of nursing experience in public health, high risk obstetrics and reproductive healthcare, with further experience as a mental health provider. Phoebe is a strong believer in the power of patient agency and education. She strives to create a safe space for every person who comes to see her using evidence-based inclusive medicine. She looks forward to creating meaningful connections with her patients. On her off days, Phoebe enjoys exploring the Idaho Wilderness with her rescue pets or planning her next travel adventure.

Dr. Wolfe graduated with high honors with a bachelor’s degree in microbiology from the University of Montana in 1998. She then went on to complete her medical degree at the University of Washington School of Medicine in Seattle. She joined the Montana Family Medicine Residency program in Billings, MT, where she completed her residency training and served as Chief Resident. Dr. Wolfe then joined the United States Air Force, where she served as an active duty physician at Malmstrom Air Force Base in Great Falls, MT. After leaving active duty, she then joined a multispecialty clinic in Missoula, MT, where she practiced for five years.  Dr. Wolfe joined University Health Services in September of 2013 where her interests include general and procedural medicine, including skin biopsies and lesion removal, toenail removals, and IUD (intrauterine device) placement. In her free time, Dr. Wolfe enjoys spending time with her family and traveling, as well as participating in and watching a variety of different sports.

Ron earned his Bachelor of Science in Health Informatics & Information Management with an emphasis in Informatics from Boise State University.  Ron has 20+ years of experience in Information Technology with over 15 years specializing in Health Information Technology in the inpatient, and ambulatory setting. Ron serves as the swiss army knife for the technology that makes the electronic practice management/medical record system(s) effective as possible and gets great satisfaction solving the unsolvable problem. In his free time, Ron enjoys spending time with family, staying active, and keeping a tight fly line anywhere the lunkers are biting.

Shannon is a counseling intern pursuing her Licensed Professional Counselor (LPC) certification. She is in her final year of the Clinical Mental Health Counseling program at Idaho State University, and holds a bachelor’s degree in psychology from Lindenwood University. Shannon believes in the importance of a strong therapeutic relationship, and that building trust and rapport is essential. She honors every part of an individual’s identity, and she is dedicated
to creating a space that acknowledges and welcomes all aspects of who they are. Shannon has a particular interest in supporting college students as they navigate the significant changes andchallenges of that life stage. She primarily uses a Person-Centered approach and is exploring a Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) lens. In her free time, Shannon enjoys being outdoors, traveling, and spending time with friends and family.

Skyler is a licensed professional counselor (LPC), earning his degree in Clinical Mental Health Counseling at Idaho State University – Meridian. He has extensive experience working with university students in several capacities, including as a counselor and previously as a writing professor. He also has experience with individual and group counseling for clients struggling with substance abuse and addiction. Skyler views counseling as a collaborative exploration of emotions, identities, and beliefs that can provide insight to his clients’ overall wellness. He values clients’ unique experiences, strengths, and cultural identities, and views these as powerful tools in creating meaning and purpose. Skyler is a LGBTQIA+ affirming counselor and possesses a passion and dedication for the wellness of this community. Skyler’s counseling approach draws primarily from Person-Centered Counseling approaches and Dialectical Behavioral Therapy, having familiarity in multiple other modalities. His clinical interests and specialties include anxiety, depression, substance use and/or abuse, addiction, and interpersonal/social worries and struggles. When Skyler isn’t working, he is connecting with his friends over games and good food, soaking in the vibes of local coffee shops, or participating in local theater as a performer and a director. 

Tami is a Licensed Clinical Professional Counselor (LCPC) and earned her Masters in Counseling from Boise State University. She has experience working in a variety of mental health settings prior to coming to BSU Health Services. Her clinical interests include trauma, anxiety, self-worth, healthy boundaries and healthy relationships. Tami’s approach to counseling is person-centered along with aspects of Internal Family Systems (IFS) and EMDR. Tami is an LGBTQ+ affirming counselor. Her favorite part of the job is empowering clients to become more self-confident and accepting of themselves. In her free time Tami enjoys being outdoors and traveling, and playing with her two cats.

Tracy earned her Licensed Practical Nursing degree through Idaho State University’s College of Technology in 2005. Tracy is originally from Southern California and upon graduating moved back to Huntington Beach with her husband. In 2008, Tracy and her husband returned to Idaho to settle in Boise. Tracy worked in areas such as clinical research, corrections, and orthopedics before joining Boise State University in August 2018. Outside of work, Tracy enjoys being a mother to her twin boys, camping, traveling, and spending time with friends and family.