Daniel is a Licensed Master’s level Social Worker specializing in psychotherapy with adults. With 5 years of licensed experience and over 10 years of involvement in community and mental health advocacy, his work focuses on helping others in emergent need of mental health treatment. Daniel facilitates the process of admitting patients and ensures a safe environment while they are evaluated for mental health needs.

Creating change allows for healing, growth, connection, and authenticity. Dr. Chante uses an integrative approach to address negative core beliefs that drive behaviors and feelings that keep people stuck. She believes individuals can heal and move forward from traumatic events to live a life they love.

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Dr. Chante obtained a Doctorate in Behavioral Health, which takes a holistic approach to wellness. She is a certified EMDR therapist and consultant. EMDR therapy addresses significant experiences and facilitates proper healing.

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She is passionate about her work and takes a positive approach to treatment, firmly believing in the ability to heal. She has witnessed the power of change and feels honored to do what she does.

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Dr. Chante has a private practice in Tempe, where she sees adults and first responders and provides consultation to EMDR therapists. She is licensed in multiple states and sees patients both virtually and in person. She is committed to building a community and loves networking and connecting with professionals in the field.

Katey McPherson brings experience in school leadership, prevention, and organizational change with 25 years as a secondary school teacher, guidance counselor, and PK-12 school administrator.

Katey’s career focus is on student and teacher social and emotional wellness and supports. She has worked diligently on several youth mental health initiatives and has assisted in passing 3 pieces of legislation, delivers professional development to learning communities with a focus on creating adaptive coping skills and resiliency, and speaks to students to increase their awareness and education in digital citizenship/social media responsibility. 

Katey currently serves as the Director of Community Partnerships for Bark Technologies, Inc., an artificial intelligence app that protects over 7 million children while they play and learn online.

Susanna Osife, a dedicated 22-year-old from the village of Hashan-Kehk in the Gila River Indian Community, has established herself as a prominent advocate and leader in her community.

Her journey reflects a deep commitment to uplifting and empowering youth, demonstrated through her impactful roles as Jr. Miss Gila River (2019-2020) and President of the Akimel O’odham/Pee-Posh Youth Council (2020-2021). In these capacities, Susanna has worked tirelessly to provide guidance, mentorship, and inspiration to young people, fostering their personal growth and community involvement.
Currently, Susanna serves as Miss Gila River (2024-2025). Susanna is pursuing a degree in Business Administration with a certificate in digital media at Tohono O’odham Community College. 

Susanna’s unwavering dedication to her community and youth advocacy is a testament to her belief in the power of mentorship and cultural pride. Her multifaceted career and personal pursuits reflect a deep-seated commitment to making a positive impact and inspiring others to follow their passions.

Samual Kahrs, a passionate 18-year-old transgender man and past RAZE leader, has been working in advocacy since he was 15 years old. He started his advocacy by bringing back his school GSA and continued on to speaking at the state legislature. Samual has spoken out against many of the anti-trans bills in Arizona and works to educate those around him on what it truly means to be Transgender.

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He is now studying political science with an interdisciplinary in law, diversity, and justice at Western Washington University. He is a 2024 graduate of Combs High School and has lived in Pinal County his entire life. He also graduated from the criminal justice program at Evit and CGCC with a certificate in administration of justice.

Samual hopes to continue to serve his community and empower other young people to make their voices heard.

Samual Kahrs, a passionate 18-year-old transgender man and past RAZE leader, has been working in advocacy since he was 15 years old. He started his advocacy by bringing back his school GSA and continued on to speaking at the state legislature. Samual has spoken out against many of the anti-trans bills in Arizona and works to educate those around him on what it truly means to be Transgender.

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He is now studying political science with an interdisciplinary degree in law, diversity, and justice at Western Washington University. He is a 2024 graduate of Combs High School and has lived in Pinal County his entire life. He also graduated from the criminal justice program at Evit and CGCC with a certificate in administration of justice.

Samual hopes to continue to serve his community and empower other young people to make their voices heard.