At Joining Hands Services, we opened our doors in May 2023 with a heartfelt mission: to build a supportive community within our larger community. We believe that healing isn't just individual—it's familial.
Our focus? Providing mental health services and resources that cater to the unique needs of these families. We understand the toll it takes, not just emotionally, but financially too. That's why we offer our services in a community setting, ensuring accessibility for all. We recognize that taking time off work can be a hardship, so we've designed our approach to be flexible and accommodating.
Whether it's providing support in the comfort of your own home or offering after-hours options for those balancing work and family life, we're here to make things easier for you. Join us at Joining Hands Services, where compassion meets community, and together, we'll navigate this journey toward healing and hope.

SGT Glenda M. Medina obtained her undergraduate degree in Criminal Justice and Psychology from Columbia Community College in 2016. She enrolled in the US army in 2009 where she served with distinction, receiving a good conduct medal as well as an ARCOM (Army Commendation) Medal and the Army Achievement Medal for her bravery and conduct. During her service, Glenda trained and led a squad of five other soldiers. She was honorably discharged from the military in 2016. SGT Glenda M. Medina obtained her Masters degree in Clinical Mental Health Counseling at Keiser University in May 2021.
Her passion for assisting at risk juveniles has led her to work in the mental health and social service field in various settings including care coordination, case management and mobile crisis intervention. Glenda has developed a strong affinity for providing guidance, mentorship and care for community members that are vulnerable and at-risk, especially juveniles.
Glenda provides a person-centered approach to her counseling, implementing varied skills that focus on self-actualization and self-understanding. Her nondirective style is genuine and allows clients to develop, feel empowered and implement proactive life choices.
Glenda also enjoys working with veterans, families in crisis and adolescent girls. Her experience with substance abuse, crisis and youth involved in the child welfare and juvenile justice systems is extensive having allowed her to develop a strong base from which to assist individuals and families.

Clinical psychologist with 4 years of experience specializing in oncology and palliative care. She currently works as a therapist at Joining Hands Services, USA, and leads the psycho-oncology area at Fundación Onco y Vida in Chile.
Victoria provides therapeutic support, combining clinical interventions with psychoeducational workshops. Her community commitment extends through mental health workshops in organizations such as Mujeres Conectadas, Espacio Psive, and Fundación Onco Unidas.
Victoria is dedicated to supporting emotional healing processes and providing therapeutic tools that promote holistic well-being.
Psicóloga clínica con 4 años de experiencia especializada en oncología y cuidados paliativos. Actualmente ejerce como terapeuta en Joining Hands Services, EEUU, y es la encargada del área de psico-oncología en Fundación Onco y Vida, Chile.
Brinda acompañamiento terapéutico, combinando intervenciones clínicas con talleres psicoeducativos. Su compromiso comunitario se extiende a través de talleres de salud mental en organizaciones como Mujeres Conectadas, Espacio Psive y Fundación Onco Unidas.
Victoria se dedica a acompañar procesos de sanación emocional y facilitar herramientas terapéuticas que promuevan el bienestar integral.

Rebecca Dickerson graduated with her Master’s degree in Clinical Mental Health Counseling from Keiser University in 2020. Rebecca’s experience includes working with children, adolescents, and adults. Rebecca provides a cognitive-based, person-centered approach in treating clients with depression, anxiety, trauma, low self-esteem, behavioral concerns, and mood disorders.
Rebecca began her counseling career in crisis intervention and working with at risk juveniles. She developed a passion for working with survivors of trauma and helping them find healing, purpose, and compassion within themselves. Rebecca’s commitments to her clients include dedication to helping them gain insight and a new perspective in life and encouragement to personally develop into the best version of themselves.

Marie Carmelle Boisbel obtained her undergraduate degree from Victory University in 2014. She continued her education and obtained her Masters in Clinical Mental Health Counseling. She also obtained a Master of Theology in Christian Counseling.
Marie is currently enrolled in the Doctorate program at Trinity College of the Bible and Theological Seminary, focusing on Counseling.
After becoming Licensed in the state of Florida, Marie continued to apply her skills in her work with youth, couples, families and individuals in crisis.
Marie is a firm believer in growth, transformation and empowerment and her main goals are to assist her clients in overcoming life’s difficult challenges.
She implements a variety of evidence-based approaches as a holistic, yet psychodynamic influenced approach. While always focusing on each client as a unique individual. She believes in focusing on emotional, spiritual, and social growth and transformation.
Marie speaks English, Creole, and French.

Phallont'e Gunn has dedicated her career to helping others as a social worker. Her journey began right after high school, when she attended IPFW before transitioning to the Social Work Program at IUSB in 2014. She successfully earned her undergraduate degree in 2018 and completed her graduate degree in 2021, overcoming significant personal obstacles along the way.
A Master of Social Work (MSW), Phallont'e provides compassionate and individualized care to her clients. She utilizes a blend of therapeutic techniques, including Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), with a strong emphasis on person-centered and solution-focused approaches. Phallont'e also incorporates holistic and therapeutic mechanisms into her practice, recognizing the interconnectedness of mind, body, and spirit in the healing process. Her primary goal is to empower clients to build resilience and achieve their personal goals.

Bernardo Rojas is a bilingual (English/Spanish) clinical therapist at Joining Hands Services with over 28 years of combined experience in psychotherapy, organizational leadership, and family support services. His work focuses on emotional regulation, relational healing, and supporting families within the child welfare system.
In addition to his clinical role, Bernardo collaborates with various U.S.-based mental health agencies, offering therapy for individuals, couples, families, and neurodiverse clients. He integrates cognitive-behavioral, systemic, and brief therapy models in his practice, with a compassionate and results-oriented approach.
Before relocating to the United States, Bernardo led a private practice in Mexico for two decades, gaining regional recognition for his work in couples therapy, substance use treatment, and existential crises. His leadership in mental health promotion led to appearances as a guest speaker on television and the development of digital platforms focused on psychological awareness.
Bernardo has completed specialized training in neurodiversity through institutions such as Universidad de Palermo, Wesleyan University, and Université de Genève. He is certified by the Semel Institute for Neuroscience and Human Behavior at UCLA as a PEERS® for Adolescents Certified Teleconference Provider.



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