Faculty and Staff Assistance Program

FSAP Staff Listing

To contact FSAP, call 303-492-3020.

All FSAP staff are trained as generalist counselors and are equipped to deal with a wide range of personal and work related issues. Below is information on each staff member, including a list of clinical specialty interests. Please note that we are NOT limited to seeing individuals within our specialty areas.

	Olga Vera-NeSmith, PhD Director, Licensed Psychologist ARCE, Room A353A 303-492-3345 Clinical Specialty: EMDR certified, EMDR Consultant, Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, Advance training in Dialectical Behavioral Therapy (DBT), Trauma Expert (PTSD, Critical Incident Debriefings, and other trauma related issues). Extensive experience working with Diversity Issues and Acculturation. Native Spanish Speaker.
	Serenity Chambers, PhD Licensed Psychologist ARCE, Room A353C 303-492-1508 Clinical Specialty: Mindfulness, existential therapy, affirmative/intentional approaches to healing relationship with self, biracial/multiracial/multicultural identities, suicide prevention. Speaks Spanish.
	Christy Clark, MA Staff Counselor ARCE, Room A353B 303-492-7298 Clinical Specialty: Couples/Relationships, Issues related to sexual functioning, intimacy and sexuality as well as gender violence (intimate partner violence, sex assault and stalking).

	Jeffrey Cole, MA Staff Counselor ARCE, Room A353B 303-492-7298 Clinical Specialty: Mindful and empathetic integration of family systems and attachment theories with a contemplative approach to help engage more fully in relationships and careers, and reach personal goals.
	Pamela Millis Counseling Trainee (Master's Student) ARCE, Room A315 303-492-6731 Clinical Specialty: Individuals, couples, families. Communication skills, body-mind-emotion integration to support insight, enhanced emotional functioning and satisfying relationships.
	Kathryn Stefanski Counseling Trainee (Master's Student) ARCE, Room A315 303-492-6731 Clinical Specialty: Experiential and mindfulness-based approaches to work with grief (death loss and major life changes) and at-risk youth. Diversity and social justice oriented.