Annie Tomlinson
School Counselor
Clinical Intern

Annie is in her last year of graduate school and is completing her clinical internship at Wallowa Valley Center for Wellness. She will be serving as the school counselor for Enterprise schools 3 days a week, and with clients in the community.

Annie has been working with youth for more than ten years. She started in the outdoor adventure field, working as a sea canoe guide in the San Juan Islands and as program coordinator for Northwest Outdoor Science School on the Oregon Coast.

Ashley Collier
Youth Peer Support

Ashley is a Wraparound youth peer support in Wallowa County. She has a Bachelor’s degree in Psychology with a minor in Health from Western Oregon University. She is a former foster youth, first-generation high school and college graduate, with years of personal lived experience using resources similar to those provided at the Wallowa Valley Center for Wellness. Ashley is determined to use all of the challenges she faced as a child and teen to help youth find their voice and encourage them to have an active role in meeting their goals in order to have a successful future. She has experience working with kids of all ages in a variety of settings and has a passion for making sure they feel heard and seen. As a youth peer, she will be working one on one with youth to include them in the conversations about their strengths and visions for their lives.

Brandon Miller, CSWA, CADC-R
Mental Health Clinician & Crisis Coordinator

Brandon is a Clinical Social Work Associate and Certified Alcohol Drug Counselor-R. He enjoys helping people to live their life to the fullest extent, by using therapeutic approaches such as Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT), Existential Therapy, Dialectical Behavioral Therapy, (DBT), and many others. Brandon is able to meet you where you are at, using Trauma-Informed methods, to help you accomplish the goals you have set out to accomplish. Whether your goals are related to mental well-being or recovering from an addiction, Brandon is here to walk with you down the path of building resilience, recovery, and growth.

Specialty: Adults, First Responder, Faith-based

Education: Master of Social Work (MSW), Boise State University and BS in Psychology, Capella University

Carrise Murray, QMHP
Mental Health Clinician
School Counselor
WRAP and EASA Program Coordinator

Carrise is a Master’s of Social Work intern and works as a school counselor and WRAP and EASA Program Coordinator for Wallowa Valley Center for Wellness. Carrise loves working with youth and helping them face the unique challenges and stressors that come with navigating through adolescence. Many adolescents experience anxiety and depression, and Carrise works with them to develop healthy coping skills and develop positive outlooks on life while working through their current struggles.

Carrise has a Bachelor of Science degree in Psychology and is currently working towards her Master’s in Social Work. Carrise also has many life experiences that aid in her ability to empathize and understand challenges people face, including being a veteran, a single mother, a grandmother, and a parent of youth who have struggled with losses, depression, and anxiety.

Dennis McCay, LCSW & CADC 1
Mental Health Clinician

Dennis is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker (LCSW) and a Certified Alcohol and Drug Counselor (CADC) with a passion for working with individuals struggling with mental health, substance use disorders, and problem gambling. Dennis believes each client is unique. He uses an integrative client-centered approach while drawing from a variety of therapeutic techniques in order to meet individualized needs. He believes that everyone has the ability to better their lives and meet their goals both personally and therapeutically. His motto is “Never give up!” In his personal time, Dennis likes to play guitar, spend time traveling, or just hanging out with his wife and two dogs. When weather permits, you might see him cruising down a backroad on his motorcycle enjoying the scenery Eastern Oregon has to offer.

Specialty:  Grief, Substance Use Disorders, Problem Gambling

Dr. Josh Boverman
Psychiatrist

Dr. Boverman (or Dr. B as he is affectionately called) is proud to be a psychiatrist and Medical Director for Wallowa Valley Center for Wellness. He received his medical degree from the Oregon Health & Sciences University in 1993, and completed his specialty training in psychiatry at the University of Washington and at the Massachusetts General Hospital/Harvard University. He has been in practice since 1998. He has worked as a teacher, clinician, and educator in the Departments of Psychiatry and Family Medicine at the Oregon Health & Sciences University. He also worked overseas for the US Department of State, providing psychiatric care to Americans serving abroad in the State Department, the military, and other branches of government.

Individuals often meet with Dr. Boverman because they have symptoms like depression or anxiety, and wonder if a medication could help. Sometimes they wonder if their medications should be stopped, or adjusted. He also prescribes psychiatric medications when needed. Sometimes your counselor recommends you for medication management, to help towards a diagnosis, or to consider laboratory/medical assessment. When this happens, you will see Dr. Boverman.

Dylan Edwards, CADC I
Certified Alcohol and Drug Counselor 

Dylan Edwards is a Certified Alcohol and Drug Counselor for our Substance Use Disorder Program. Dylan brings a wealth of experience working with adolescents and facilitating therapeutic wilderness experiences to his work. His clinical focus is on establishing a deep and supportive understanding of your life to help begin working toward an active and satisfying life. Dylan will cheer you on to success whatever your individual goals. Your happiness and well-being are his number one priority.

Specialty: Substance Use Disorder

Eva Oveson, QMHA
Assertive Community Treatment Case Manager

Eva is one of the Assertive Community Treatment Case Managers and has been with the organization for over 11 years. Eva brings a deep passion and compassion to the organization and to the clients she serves. She loves what she does and enjoys working with the clients and being another support person in their life.

Eva takes time to get to know her clients so she can do her best to truly understand what they are going through and works to be their support system so their lives can flourish. Once you are in Eva’s life, you are in Eva’s life for good. Many times her passion for her clients continues beyond their time with us. Eva is known for sending holiday and birthday cards to everyone she has ever worked with. Eva’s dedication to her life work shows through her caring, sincerity, and her love of her job. She is truly an asset to our community and clients.

Geunia Funches, LMSW, CSWA
Access Clinician

Geunia Funches is a licensed master social worker with a concentration in family and children and military veterans. Geunia’s approach to providing love-filled care is based on active listening. She understands that when someone seeks services, what they need is someone to actually listen to them because people in the outside world do not understand what is going on with them and what they are experiencing. Geunia understands that you’re here to be heard and she is here to listen. She likes to build a plan for you that builds on the skills that you already have that can be used to help you improve your overall wellness. She works with your personal level of comfortability and self-awareness. Geunia is highly skilled in working with many populations including those in the military and veterans, youth and adolescents, and those 65 and over.

Jacklyn Jensen
Wraparound Care Coordinator & Case Manager

Jacklyn Jenson is the Wraparound Care Coordinator and Youth Case Manager. She will help guide teams to support the needs of individual youth and their families through a strength-based process. Using a strength-based process, youth and families will use skills and resources they already have and that will directly support their emotional, physical, and mental health needs. Jacklyn wants families to feel comfortable when working with her. Jacklyn strives to achieve this by being positive and open-minded. Her hope is to guide youth in building resiliency skills and for families to overcome barriers together through positive thinking and actions.