Pacific Phoenix Staff

With a passion for empowering individuals to advocate for themselves, Stacia focuses on helping those who have faced struggles find their voice. Her educational background includes a Bachelor's in Healthcare Administration from Colorado State University Global and a pre-nursing degree from Clark College; she is currently pursuing her Master's degree. A personal goal close to her heart is to provide and educate the military community on alternative treatment like TMS, stemming from her upbringing in a military family. Stacia is deeply committed to supporting those who have served our country and their families and helping them get the care they deserve. Outside of her role, she enjoys reading, participating in her church community, spending time with her sister and partner, and caring for her dogs, Tucker and Mazie.

I have a strong passion for healthcare and bring over five years of direct experience in behavioral health. I approach my work with dedication and compassion, and I take pride in offering support and connecting patients with helpful resources. I am committed to making a positive impact in the lives of those I serve. Outside of my professional role, I enjoy spending time with my family and cherishing our time together.

Eirini is a passionate Human and Civil Rights Advocate with a strong emphasis in matters of adoption. She has an extensive background in working with at risk youth, children, and families in legal, therapeutic, educational, and placement settings. With a Bachelor’s in Criminal Justice from Ball State University and Paralegal Certificate from Indiana University, she furthered her legal career through the Washington State Attorney General’s Office to later becoming a Washington State Investigator for Adult Protective Services through the Department of Social and Health Services with mental health being one of the biggest focuses.
As a military wife and a family of first responders, she has a deep appreciation for those who serve our country and those within it and a great understanding of the impacts these careers can have. Here, she continues her focus on advocating for and empowering individuals to be proactive in their own well-being. Outside of her role, she enjoys learning new things, spending time with her family and pets, being out on the water and disappearing into her art studio.

Noelle is deeply passionate about mindfulness and meditation in the realm of mental health. Noelle graduated magna cum laude from Pepperdine University with a Bachelor's of Science in Sports Medicine, minoring in Great Books. She brings a wealth of experience from her time as a research assistant/supervisor in the applied metabolism department at Pepperdine University, where she became a published author. Currently, Noelle is in the process of applying to medical schools, a goal she is diligently working towards. Outside of her work at the clinic, she finds joy in crocheting and spending quality time with her family. When not working or studying for the MCAT, she indulges in watching scary movies - the scarier, the better. Noelle's home is shared with two wonderful roommates: a grouchy-yet-lovable cat named Carter and a german shepherd mix named Rasher.

Melia’s passion in mental health lies in helping mental health treatment and resources become more accessible to everyone. With over 5 years of experience in medical billing, Melia is currently working toward CPB and CPC certification to further her expertise in the field. In terms of personal goals, Melia is focused on completing her CPB and CPC certification. Outside of work, she enjoys reading, gaming, attending live music events, hiking, and volunteering. At home, Melia shares her space with two black cats named Huxley and Ursula, as well as a fluffy Maine Coon named Oskar.

Leandra’s passion in healthcare lies in raising awareness of mental health issues and being able to break the stigma of mental illness. She has served in several roles here at Pacific Phoenix – most recently, as receptionist and social media manager. Leandra has a degree in Medical Assisting and an Associate degree in HIM. Her main goal in life has been to break generational trauma for her kids. Outside of work, Leandra is an artist of many mediums! She also breeds mystery snails and enjoys caring for her Mastador named Sylvie

Caitlyn loves all things “psych” and has both lived and learned experiences in different capacities when it comes to mental health. She is originally from the San Francisco Bay area, and she holds a Bachelor’s of Science in psychology with a criminal justice minor from Southern Oregon University. Caitlyn is also planning to earn a Master’s degree in psychology – specifically neuropsychology and psychopharmacology. In her spare time, she enjoys crocheting, reading, music, adventuring with her wife, and spending time in nature and at home with her two male cats.

Mars has a passion for providing genuine, kind, and equitable mental health care. He enjoys providing a compassionate and nonjudgmental space for TMS patients to feel supported and safe, and he is grateful to be a part of patients’ healing journeys. Mars has a Bachelor’s degree in Psychology, along with over 4 years of experience working in inpatient psychiatric hospital care and research in clinical psychology and psychopharmacology. Outside of his role here, Mars enjoys hiking, making art, working at animal sanctuaries, traveling, learning new skills, and spending time with his two cats, Koda and Susu. Mars is working towards his goal of pursuing a graduate degree in Clinical Psychology.

Julianna has worked in healthcare for over ten years and has spent the last three years as a Clinical Receptionist, where they dedicate themselves to creating a welcoming, supportive experience for every patient who walks through the door. With a strong background in patient communication, documentation, and clinic coordination, they strive to ensure each visit feels smooth, comfortable, and compassionate. They are currently pursuing a Bachelor’s degree in Social Work, deepening their understanding of patient needs and strengthening their ability to advocate for individuals and families within the mental health community.