Jonah Neville is the Assistant Director of Wellbeing over Substance Use prevention & recovery efforts.  Jonah is passionate about working from a perspective of skill building, and utilizing a person-centered approach link with a harm-reduction philosophy to assist a person in feeling empowered in their journey of change.

Ultimately, I strive to be a helpful resource for students and providing them with a space of trust and acceptance to navigate what change could look like for them. Through this, he utilizes Motivational Interviewing, which is rooted in person-centered principles of compassion, acceptance, partnership, and evocation. Additionally, Jonah is a certified Wellness & Health Coach & SMART Recovery Group Facilitator.

Meghan is passionate about values-based goal setting, identity development, and experiential/recreational therapeutics (she works on a high ropes course and is training in Equine Assisted Psychotherapy). She utilizes an approach that combines harm reduction, motivational interviewing, and ecological systems theory to center student goals and honor self determination. She is open to meeting with students anywhere along the substance use spectrum, those who may have questions about their own use or who are impacted by the substance use of others. Meghan strives to be approachable and flexible in her sessions and is committed to the time and content being meaningful and relevant to the students she meets with.

When she isn’t working you can find her outside with her family, gardening, traveling, and cooking (often while listening to an audio book). Growing up in the Pacific Northwest, nature has always been an important aspect of Meghan’s wellness and she is open to offering nature based sessions or walk-and-talk opportunities for those seeking continued support after their initial BASICS session (just ask!).