Rebekah Camacho, BSN, MS, OTR/L is a clinical services leader with 15 years of experience in healthcare, whose work centers on expanding evidence-informed, occupation-based interventions within behavioral health systems. She currently serves as the Lead Occupational Therapist at PrairieCare, where she designed and implemented the organization’s first occupational therapy service line across eight sites and 14 programs serving youth and adults. Her leadership focuses on clinical infrastructure development, interdisciplinary integration, and scalable models of care delivery within complex mental health environments. Rebekah specializes in the therapeutic application of tabletop role-playing games (TTRPGs) as structured, occupation-centered interventions that support narrative identity development, executive functioning, emotional regulation, social participation, and skill generalization. As a Certified Therapeutic Game Master through Geek Therapeutics, she applies principles of activity analysis, therapeutic grading, and group process facilitation to operationalize gameplay into measurable clinical outcomes. In addition to her clinical innovation work, Rebekah contributes to systems-level cultural advancement as a member of Newport Healthcare’s Inclusion & Belonging Advisory Council. Her work emphasizes equitable access to meaningful participation, culturally responsive care models, and the intentional cultivation of belonging within treatment environments. She holds a Master of Science in Occupational Therapy from Columbia University and brings a dual clinical foundation in nursing and occupational therapy to her interdisciplinary approach to mental health care.

Kayla Roper, OTR/L is a licensed occupational therapist specializing in adult mental health within Partial Hospitalization (PHP) and Intensive Outpatient (IOP) settings at PrairieCare. She has led the development of adult OT programming at her site, designing occupation-based group interventions that support executive functioning, emotional regulation, and functional independence. Kayla is passionate about helping adults reconnect with meaningful roles and daily routines during periods of mental health destabilization. Her work integrates evidence-informed practice with creative, engagement-driven approaches that foster collaboration, skill development, and sustainable recovery.

Lizzie Greenhill is a Licensed Independent Clinical Social Worker and Clinic Director at CARE Counseling. She holds a Master’s degree in Clinical Social Work and brings extensive experience from residential and intensive outpatient (IOP) care settings, with a specialization in eating disorders and substance use. Lizzie also has a background in medical social work, supporting older adults facing chronic mental and physical health challenges. Her clinical interests include attachment and relational theory, as well as motivational interviewing, which informs her compassionate and evidence-based approach to care. Lizzie presents in the community on mental health topics related to professional wellbeing, body-image, workplace conflict resolution, and resiliency.

Hannah Dufek, LADC, LPCC is a mental health professional, Clinic Director, and the Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) Specialist at CARE Counseling. Prior to working in outpatient mental health, Hannah worked in community mental health work supporting refugees and immigrants, intensive residential treatment facilities, and substance use treatment centers doing individual, couples, family, and group work. Hannah has studied the experiences of marginalized groups in therapy and continues to provide education and training for mental health providers in the community as well as organizations that do not often talk about mental health or cultural identity. Her clinical interests include identity exploration and intersections, substance use concerns and recovery, relational work, and trauma. As a leader, she is passionate about building and increasing clinician confidence through teaching tangible skills to empower great therapeutic work.

Dr. Nelson works across Newport Healthcare's inpatient, residential and outpatient programs, identifying opportunities to build leading-edge solutions that advance exceptional clinical care, strengthen operational efficiency, and support long-term financial performance. He previously served as Newport's Chief Medical Information Officer and led the Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation (TMS) program at our PrairieCare division in Minnesota. Dr. Nelson brings a background in both clinical practice and technology-driven innovation: He spent nine years in software development before earning his medical degree at the University of Minnesota, where he completed a general psychiatry residency and a clinical research fellowship in neuromodulation. After graduating, he served as Executive Director of the TMS program at the University of Minnesota and Minneapolis VA Medical Center. Dr. Nelson is active in treatment advocacy, working to improve access to novel therapies for those on public and low-income medical plans.

Tana Welter, LICSW, is a licensed clinical social worker specializing in adolescent and family therapy. She currently works as a mental health therapist and clinical supervisor at Sentier Psychotherapy, a mid-size group counseling clinic in St. Paul. She values walking alongside families in the difficult spaces—especially during the teenage years—helping each person feel seen and valued as they work toward meaningful change. Tana is especially passionate about helping clients take what they learn in the therapy space out "into the wild"...their everyday lives! She focuses on equipping clients with realistic, usable tools so they can navigate their day-to-day with greater confidence and feel more in control of their emotions. She is an enthusiastic, all-in kind of person and brings that into her work as a clinician and supervisor.