Staff

Clinical Staff

Angela Marie Chanter, PsyD.

Dr. Chanter is the founder and clinical director for Therapeutic Solutions 360. She is a licensed clinical psychologist with a degree from John F. Kennedy University. She completed her pre-doctoral internship at the Family Institute of Pinole in the SF/Bay Area. Her post-doctoral internship was completed in a private practice setting in Roseville.

Dr. Chanter works with families, couples, and individuals using a relational and family systems approach. She has experience with diverse populations and with issues relating to depression, anxiety, addiction, trauma, eating disorders, parenting, divorce, grief, life transitions, and relationship issues. She is also certified to perform Child Custody Evaluations and Divorce Mediations.

Dr. Chanter co-founded Full Circle Treatment Center in Roseville with Terri Powell, Erin Johansen, and Christie Crandal. The program is now lead by CoRR.

Dr. Chanter is the Clinical Director of Next Move of Sacramento's Mental Health department. Next Move is a non-profit agency that provides permanent housing and mental health for homeless individuals and families. www.nextmovesacramento.org

Clinical Staff

Terri Powell, BSW

Terri has 8 years of adolescent/family counseling experience. Her strengths are in working with youth and families providing strategies to create healthier family systems. Other strengths are partnering with individual clients to help them work through and develop realistic expectations that can open up new understandings of self and the environment one lives. Terri is a Co-founder of Full Circle Treatment Center: an intensive outpatient treatment center for adolescents struggling with substance abuse.

Agency Contracts:

Placer County Office of Education, Placer County Children’s System of care, providing counseling services to adolescents and families. Terri also contracts with the Rocklin School district providing group counseling and individual life skills education. Terri has been facilitating the Parent Project Program for the past 8 years and provides parent coaching to families who have taken this course.

Rachael Schweitzer, MFT

Rachael has 15 plus years experience working with families focusing on family systems. Her masters level internship was completed at Full Circle Treatment Center, a non-profit adolescent substance abuse treatment program. She specialized in individual, family and group therapy and led the curriculum development. Rachael has 10 years of experience in family education, teaching parents the positive discipline way of parenting. She also has 18 years experience as an educator, teaching all grade levels from Pre- Kindergarten to 12th grade. Rachael is still very active in the education system, where she continues to work on programs to empower children to become leaders. Rachael is currently the Associate Clinical Director of Recovery Happens.

Jon Daily, LCSW, CADC II

Co-Director of Therapeutic Solutions 360, Jon specializes in the outpatient treatment of adolescents, young adults and their families with addictive disorders and dual diagnosis issues. A recipient of numerous awards for his work, Jon is also the co-author of (2006) “How to Help Your Child Become Drug Free,” and (2012) “Adolescent and Young Adult Addiction: The Pathological Relationship to Intoxication and the Interpersonal Neurobiology Underpinnings.” Jon has been an instructor to nurses, medical residents and has taught post-doctoral students for UC Davis. Currently he instructs graduate students for University of San Francisco. Jon has trained thousands of clinicians working with youth, young adults and adults. He has been a resource in the media over 40 times in his career from local media to the national Today Show. Jon is also the founder of Recovery Happens - www.recoveryhappens.com.

Katina Boulai, MA., MFTI

Katina is a Marriage and Family Therapist Intern. She has a variety of experience ranging from 17 plus years working with families and children in the education system from pre-school to 6th grade, working at a non-profit residential and community based program with youth and families dealing with crisis, trauma, neglect and abuse and working at an intensive outpatient drug treatment program for adolescents and families. She works with individuals, families, children and youth using cognitive behavioral therapy, family systems and relational therapy.

Alicia Metcalf, MS., PPS, Licensed Professional Clinical Counselor Intern

Alicia is a Licensed Professional Clinical Counselor Intern. She has her undergraduate degree in Psychology and graduated with a double Masters in School Counseling and Mental Health Counseling. Alicia has been providing therapy to clients for the past three years and has been working with children and adolescents for the past 13 years in recreational strength based programs. Alicia has experience working in school settings, criminal justice system, non-profit substance abuse agencies and private practice using family systems, strength based and solution focused approach to therapy.

Patrick Vosburg, MS., MFTI

Patrick is a Marriage and Family Therapist intern who has experience working with individuals, couples and families from diverse populations and age groups. Patrick’s background includes working in a special education classroom teaching and connecting to adolescents, working at a psychiatric hospital where he helped children and adults in acute stages of crisis, counseling in the special education department of a local school district and working as a counselor at a non-profit Sacramento community agency. Patrick enjoys working with individuals, couples and families using a variety of approaches including family systems.

Ian Evans, MS., MFTI

Through my experience I have worked with couples, families, children and adolescents and hope to continue working with this population in private practice. I have served clients working through depression, anxiety, self esteem/self-worth issues, gender specific identity issues, ADHD, trauma, and PTSD. While I am willing to see a range of clientele I specialize in substance abuse and high conflict couples and families.

Pamela Percy, MA, Psychological Assistant

Pamela is a clinical psychology pre-doctoral intern. She has experience providing psychotherapy to children, teens, and adults. Her strengths are working with traumatized individuals, depression, grief, gay females, and artists. She brings experience as a dancer, actor, and writer to her work as a psychotherapist. Pamela is a Canadian who is excited to be living in California.

Kelly Houghton, MA, Psychological Assistant

Kelly is Psychological Assistant and Pre-doctoral Intern, and has a master’s degree in marriage and family therapy. Her background entails working with adults, children, and families with various mental health concerns, which include addiction, anxiety, depression, ADHD, relational issues, trauma, and spectrum disorders. Kelly’s strength is her knowledge and both her professional and personal experience in working with those from diverse cultural backgrounds and identities. She has provided counseling in community counseling centers, intensive outpatient clinics, school counseling centers, and private practice. In addition to practicing therapy, Kelly remains active in conducting international mental health research, particularly for those in underdeveloped countries.