Trauma Recovery Center
Our Providers and Support Staff
Suze Cribbs, Clinical Director
I am the Clinical Director of Missing Elements and a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist with nearly 20 years of experience specializing in PTSD and trauma-related disorders. I manage a VA government contract, supervise clinicians, and continue to provide therapy. I am EMDR Certified and a Certified Biofeedback Specialist, integrating evidence-based, trauma-informed approaches to support emotional regulation, recovery, and long-term stability. I aim to equip my clients with tools that support meaningful, sustainable change—not only symptom relief, but a renewed sense of stability, connection, and purpose. At Missing Elements, I strive to create a secure and supportive clinical environment where individuals can reconnect with their inner resilience and move toward fuller, more grounded lives.
Tiffany Ivanich, Lead Clinician
I am a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist (LMFT) dedicated to helping those who seek meaningful change in their day-to-day life. My background has been working with the most vulnerable populations in need of support for growth for almost 10 years. I have worked with chronically homeless Veteran’s addressing the most basic needs including issues of addiction, Depression, Anxiety, Complex Trauma, PTSD, Traumatic Brain Injury, OCD, Personality Disorders, Insomnia, and Relationship Issues. In my practice I believe the client/clients are the experts and have the capacity for real, meaningful change. I use different Evidence-Based Modalities including CBT, Mindfulness (MBCT), DBT, Narrative and Solution-Focused and take an eclectic approach to therapy. I believe in collaborating with the clients towards real goals and solutions will lead to healthier, more sustainable, and meaningful relationships.
Alexis Windbrook, LMFT
I collaborate with you to determine your goals for treatment. Your desires for the focus of our sessions may include removing blocks to personal growth, improving relationships with yourself and others, undoing past conditioning- especially related to trauma or adverse experiences, transforming shame, or increasing your understanding of mental illness, whether it's yours or someone you love. Each person has an inner wisdom that can serve as guidance to creating joy; sometimes this inner wisdom requires rediscovery. The tools I draw from in this process are eclectic. I draw from Rogerian, Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, Dialectical Behavioral Therapy, somatic, and parts work. When useful, I also include psychoeducation and skills training.
Jenna Hawton-Calingasan , LMFT
I believe everyone has the resources and the power within themselves to achieve self-understanding, and the ability to make changes within their lives when given the appropriate facilitation and psychological attitudes. Following the theories of Carl Rogers, humanistic psychology and holistic psychology. My goal is to help clients look at the larger picture, to empower the individual to address their needs and desires for change in a way that best suits them.
Jae Newman, Senor Advocate and Movement Specialist
Keeping people 40+ moving and learning about their bodies' capabilities -- re-opening the window of fitness, strength, balance and *fun* as we age. Founded on Pilates principles and core awareness to facilitate Life and moving possibilities. Very personalized, warmly gentle care. Private and group sessions to improve and maintain strength, posture, balance, mobility, and reduce pain. Highly personalized movement plans. Special topic workshops including injury prevention for caregivers. In-office or residential services.
Jackie MacDonald, Office Manager
Working with this group of professionals is a dream come true. I went to school in England and grew up abroad with my family in the diplomatic service. In between raising a family, I have over 20 years in office management. I love people, their history and their stories.