| Ali Moore ali@futurefocusededucation.org 505.259.8160 Licensed Clinical Social Worker (LCSW) | Expertise in Positive Youth Development; Trauma-responsive and Healing Centered Practices; Workforce development with adolescents and young adults (and the adults that support them) Visit our website for more information: Future Focused Education: https://futurefocusededucation.org/ |
| Lindsey Lopez llopez239@unm.edu (505) 903-2367 COTA/L, CHW, MPH, IMH-E II | Expertise in Reflective Supervision, Consultation, Training, and Coaching |
| Heather Slayton Summers hssummers@salud.unm.edu (505) 577-3806 Senior Program Manager STEM | Expertise in Discourse in STEM for all students, Middle School teacher support, Resiliency and Sustainability for all K-12 Educators and Students |
| Reeve M Mora Reevebm@yahoo.com (505) 440-4942 Family engagement skills | I have knowledge of a wide range of networks that help families be the best version of the family as a whole and each one in that family as individuals. |
| May Sabakken msagbakken@nmost.org (505) 264-2705 Nurtured Heart Approach Advanced Trainer | I do workshops, training of staff, and coaching |
| Marcia Lee Unnever marcia.lee@kidsfocususa.com (949)468-9841 New Mexico Trainer Registry – Competency 1, B.A. Educ. | “Breathe – Move – Learn” Program for Early Childhood & Elementary School – Onsite Classes and Customized Videos – Bilingual (English and Spanish). We serve elementary schools and Child Development Centers throughout New Mexico. References and testimonials available upon request. |
| Carrie Dalrymple carrie.dalrymple@cottonwoodgulch.org (505) 249-5146 Development Director, Cottonwood Gulch Expeditions Also serving in McKinley and Cibola County | Cottonwood Gulch has been providing summer outdoor education with a focus on SEL for 97 years. In the last 15 years, we have expanded to include school year programming with local (statewide) school partners. We have existing curriculums that are aligned with state standards, and are open to partnering with schools, child care organizations and home school groups. I am interested in collaborating with other SEL educators. I’m very interested in working with any educators who are looking for experiential, outdoor education opportunities for their kids. Please call! I’m also interested in any certifications or seals we could apply for to have us designated as an SEL educator. Thanks! |
| Maaike Thomas maaike.thomas@carlsbadschools.net (575) 725-3037 LMSW/SSA |
| Kimberly Walker Kimberly.Walker@BBBSMountainRegion.org (505) 614-4199 LCSW |
Expertise in mentoring, better supporting our youth, better understanding the challenges facing our youth |
| Ethel M Manuelito manue@centralschools.org (505) 793-2796 School Principal | We are implementing SEL at our Middle School; using Navajo Language and Culture; CLRI |
| Dr. Vicki Handfield Vhandfield@gmail.com 609-841-9159 Clinical Psychologist | Therapy/public speaking/writing |
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Wendy Croze wjcroze@gmail.com |
1) strength- experience with peer mentoring in Rio Arriba County and relationship building within schools and with families I am one more person to stand up for transformed educational and human service systems, and believe kids and families have the right to feel safe, seen, heard, and valued for who they are now, not who they should be later according to worn out beliefs and theories. |
| Kathy Price kprice@sel4nm.org 505-330-5574 MA in Early Childhood Special Education, NM 3A and 3B licenses |
Expertise in Providing PD in social emotional academic learning , working with early childhood providers to build resiliency in children and integrating the life skills of SEL into our work environments. I serve on the founding leadership team of SEL4NM |
| Kristen Santesson director@fundamentalscdc.com Bachelors: ECED, Masters: ECED: SEL Concentration |
Expertise in Community-Wide SEL approach, Embedded SEL into daily curriculum practices, Parenting Practices to support SEL |
| Ron Price MA Ron@RonPrice.com (505) 330-8795 BA Sociology; MA Counseling; 30+ years mediator; 20+ years life and relationship coach; Author of 3 books |
Expertise in CPR – Conflict Prevention & Resolution; Motivational/Inspirational Speaking; Humorist |
| Perfeilia Zohnie zohnp@centralschools.org (1505) 320-6057 Instructional Social Emotional Learning Administrator |
Expertise in Implementing behavior, implementing SEL in classrooms, school culture |
| Reycel Tousley pacar@centralschools.org (505) 860-0639 Level 2 6-12 Math Licensed |
Expertise in Getting along with the group, speak out your mind and discover my specialty |
| Christell Begay begac@centralschools.org (505) 860-0428 Social Emotional Learning Administrator |
Expertise in seeing the whole child, parent involvement, and learning the resources to help students |
| Rebekah Deane vndeanre@aztecschools.com (970) 444-5357 K-12 School Counselor |
Expertise in High School, Trauma-Informed, Communication Skills |
| Dr. George G. Otero sunmoon@newmexico.com (505) 690-8123 50 years as educator, founder and director of multicultural learning center and Center for Relational learning, Ed.D global/multicultural education | Expertise in Building relationships, understanding self and others, connecting family, school and community Committed to helping learners, leaders and citizens put the relationship first in all they do |
| Lynne McMahan lmcmahan20@msn.com 505-400-3168 Doctorate in Educational Leadership | Expertise in Professional Developer, Consultant, Coach in the Field of SEL and Positive Learning Environments Professional trained in Tribes/ Peace Learning Circles, Coaching and Mentoring, Positive Systems Development, Implementation and Improvement |
| Zach Taylor zach@tranformationalschoolleadership.com (505) 231-1698 Program Director at the Santa Fe Center for Transformational School Leadership, Licensed School | Administrator, Trained Mindfulness Educator, Certified Emotional Intelligence Leadership Coach Expertise in Training school leaders and faculty in SEL practices. Helping schools to develop positive and healthy school cultures. Facilitating dialogues with school groups. |
| Michelle Katz michelle.katz@state.nm.us (216) 409-4882 MA in Counseling, Life Coach, Yoga instruction, | Expertise in uniquely created trainings/coaching, tailor made to meet the needs of each community |
| Jenn Jevertson jjevertson@sfps.k12.nm.us (505) 469-8458 Assistant Director, Office of Student Wellness, Santa Fe Public Schools. SFPS Responsibilities include oversight of SEL, prevention of suicide, bullying, substance use, gun violence, youth-driven initiatives, experiential education, staff professional development, Safe Zones, etc | LGBTQ+/anti-bias/Safe Zones suicide bullying youth driven initiatives |
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Billie G. Mathews billiegmathews@gmail.com |
public speaking, coaching/training, research |
| Amy McConnell Franklin amymcconnellfranklin@gmail.com 575-779-8124 Ph.D., M.Ed. MPH, Licensed Mental Health Counselor, trained with Yale Center for Emotional Intelligence, Certified Trainer with 6 SecondsExpertise in Training trainers, Consultation, Research | “I am the Founding Co-Chair of the Social and Emotional Learning Alliance for New Mexico (SEL4NM.org,) and a member of the Steering Committee for Karanga – the global alliance for SEL and Life Skills. As the Director of the Taos County SEL Community Catalyst training project and as an educational consultant in emotional intelligence and mindful social and emotional learning for more than two decades I know these skills must be developed across communities and start with the adults. These essential life skills are teachable, learnable and become more agile and permanent with intentional practice. SEL must be grounded in local culture and context and needs to be culturally informed and affirming. This is old wine in a new bottle. The development of these skills is a part of every culture, life philosophy, spiritual tradition and robust research indicates that these skills have profound positive impact on wellbeing, physical and mental health, academic achievement, career success, relationships, and life satisfaction. Developing these skills in children and youth starts with the adults in their lives. All young people deserve to be surrounded by adults who are self aware, able to navigate their own emotions, and who are intentional in their interactions and decision making. It is a matter of equity.” |
| Michele Hunt mhunt@anansi.acstaos.org 575-779-0613 School Director, EQ certified trainer, trainer in parenting with Love and Logic, SEL leader for charter school; Foundational understanding of SEL, Importance of skill development in staff and students (PD), DEvelopment of School Culture (probably a few more areas) | I provide direct service at Anansi Charter, I have volunteered services for other schools, and provided trainings for others. |
| Laurel Wyckoff (northern and central NM) lwyckoff@nmpbs.org 505-322-9992 Education and Outreach NMPBS |
Expertise in Teacher support with media, early childhood and K-12, PBS Curriculum and media |
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Lisa Larsgaard lisa@base.education 925-378-1434 SEL, Mental Health, MTSS, PBIS, SpEd, Behavior Prevention and Intervention |
Expertise in creating a Digital Platform to Assess and Monitor Student Mental Wellness; Identifying Students in Crisis Who Fall Under the Radar; Delivering High Quality Learning Opportunities for Mental Wellness and Substance Use/Misuse |
| Caitlin M Neiduski cneiduski@apertureed.com (617) 543-3044 Partnership Manager |
Expertise in SEL assessment, SEL Prof Development, Evidence-Based Strategies and Resources. https://apertureed.com/ |