Our team is present to help.
Our team
OWNER, CLINICAL DIRECTOR
Amanda Owensby, LICSW, RYT-200
Amanda has spent the last decade working in clinical program design, addiction and trauma treatment and over the last 6 years has specialized her mental health training in the intersections of trauma, neurodivergence, neurophysiology, yoga and nutrition. She is trained in Sensorimotor Psychotherapy and a Certified Clinical Trauma Professional (CCTP), as well as a Master Addiction Counselor. Other models of care she has training in: Nutrition for Mental Health, Nutritional Psychiatry for Non-Medical Professionals, IFS-informed, Psychodrama, Interpersonal and Social Rhythm Therapy, Behavioral Activation Therapy, EMDR, Fitness Training for Mental Health, Neurodivergent Care, Mindfulness Facilitation, Yoga, Breathing for Mental Health and more.
Mandy is neurodivergent, queer and a silly playful weirdo.
OWNER, MARKETING DIRECTOR
Nick Osborn, MS, RYT-200
Nick is a yoga instructor and data scientist who has a passion for helping people live an embodied life.
He has been working for over a decade in the healthcare industry, measuring and assessing programs and has a unique perspective on the medical, mental health and wellness fields. Nick is behind the scenes, adding a warm touch to all of our program’s communications systems and designing UX to improve client experiences.
Mae Ghylin-Base, RYT-200
Mae is deeply curious about how humans function and heal, and she is drawn to the intersections of culture, mental health, and the mind-body connection. She holds a bachelor’s degree in Arabic and has worked as an advocate, case-managing for immigrant survivors of domestic violence. Mae has extensive experience with diverse populations — from immigrants of different countries to children in the foster system to older adults navigating dementia — and she brings empathy and openness to connecting with each client.
As a trained yoga teacher, she integrates mindfulness and somatic awareness into her practice, helping clients cultivate a deeper relationship with themselves and strengthen their capacity to be present. She approaches her work with the belief that healing is communal: when one of us heals, we all heal.
CLINICAL INTERN
Liz Albert
For over a decade, Liz has been dedicated to supporting children, youth, and families. Her career spans over a diverse range of roles, from interning to serving as the Children’s and Technology Director, for various non-profit organizations.
Driven by a passion for meeting the community's mental health needs, Liz shifted her career into the mental health field, where she saw an urgent need for compassionate practitioners.
She is currently pursuing her Master’s degree. Upon graduation, Liz intends to specialize in trauma-informed and neurodivergent-affirming care, continuing her commitment to inclusive and specialized support.
MEDICAL DIRECTOR-MEDICATION MANAGEMENT
CLINICAL PROGRAM COORDINATOR
Rhonda Rowan, PMHNP
Rhonda Rowan is a board-certified Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse Practitioner with expertise in medication management for a wide range of mental health conditions, including depression, bipolar disorder, anxiety, OCD, schizophrenia, ADHD, and autism spectrum disorders. As the founder of Kaleidoscope Rx (formerly Spectrum Mental Health), her practice focuses on providing exceptional person-centered care, understanding that psychiatric medications are just one part of the puzzle for a client's well-being. Find out more on her company’s website at www.kaleidoscope-rx.com
SensoriWorks clients are also lucky enough to work with Scott Bryant, PMHNP, at Kaleidoscope Rx for their medication management needs.
CLINICAL INTERN
Ryan Beeler
Ryan is a clinical mental health counselor in training who’s passionate about helping teens and families navigate life’s challenges with curiosity, compassion, and honesty. Before entering the counseling field, he spent many years working in housing, focused on expanding access to affordable housing and advocating for it as a basic human right. That experience deepened his belief that stability and care, both emotional and practical, are essential for people to thrive. He believes deeply in the techniques and structure of the SensoriWorks program, which emphasize emotional regulation, mindfulness, and authentic connection. As he continues to learn and grow within this model, he is focusing on creating a space where clients feel safe to show up as they are and explore what is really going on beneath the surface. Outside of work, he loves spending time outdoors, rock climbing, cooking, and finding creative ways to unwind and stay grounded.
