Owner

Mediator & Facilitator

Jeff Vinsonhaler

Jeff is a professionally certified Divorce and Family Law Mediator, endorsed state certified Facilitator and tutor of skill building in the field of Mental Health with over 14 years of working with complex family needs. He has graduate education toward Clinical Counseling and a B.S. from Bellevue University and. Jeff enjoys employing his vast experience and education to help preserve family relationships. 

 

Facilitator

Doug Gentry

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Doug graduated from the University of Northern Iowa with a Bachelor’s Degree in Criminology and began his professional career at the Southwest Iowa Juvenile Detention Center, first as a Youth Care Worker and later as a Youth Care Supervisor.  Doug spent thirteen years as a Juvenile Court Officer supervising children who had been placed on probation by the Court.  Doug believes that building positive, professional relationships with children and families is extremely gratify and worthwhile work, and hopes to continue in this capacity for many years to come. In addition to providing in-home BHIS and FCS services, Doug is also a certified Family Team Meeting Facilitator.

 

Mediator

Alesha Walker

 

 Alesha is a professional communicator comfortable with working with diverse individuals. Alesha has M.S. from Creighton University for Negotiation and Dispute Resolution and a B.S. from UNO. She believes in assisting others and an active member to positive change in the global community. 

 

Facilitator

Heather Conover 

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Heather has Masters in Clinical Counseling from Bellevue University and a Bachelor’s degree in Psychology and in Human Services from Buena Vista University. Heather provides BHIS, FCS waiver services, and is a Family Team Meeting Facilitator as well as Coach. Heather has over eight years of hands-on experience in caring for children with special needs and is focused on providing services that support the family as a whole. Heather is certified to facilitate a number of family teaching models with the Iowa State Extension, and was a volunteer for 4 years performing CASA work for the juvenile court program.