Terri received her Masters degree in Social Work from Walla Walla College and her Bachelors degree in Social Work from Idaho State University. Her experience has been working with juvenile delinquents, juvenile sex offenders, developmentally delayed children and adults, and mentally ill children and adults. She has worked in both in-patient and out-patient settings, with these populations developing necessary experience in utilizing therapeutic approaches in groups and one-on-one. Terri has always believed to be most effective with a client, the team approach is the method that will see the most lasting change. Often mental health professionals will get frustrated that the client will be showing changes in self-defeating behaviors, only to be put back in the same situations that contributed to those negative behaviors. She believes a team work approach will incorporate all supports in an individual’s life so that the whole system changes not just the individual.
Terri also believes giving back to the community when ever she can. She volunteered her time in a youth ministry/outreach program for over five years meeting the needs of youth in an outdoor setting. She also served as a Special Olympic Coach and has a real heart for reaching out to others.

I was born in Guatemala and spent my first 13 years on this picturesque country where I spoke Spanish.  I then moved up to the States where my dad’s side of the family lived.  I am now bi– lingual, fluent in English and Spanish.  I became interested in psychology in high school and want on to get a Bachelor’s in Psychology from the University of Utah.  I was also interested in teaching and proceeded to get a License in teaching at the Secondary level, with an endorsement to teach Spanish, from the University of Phoenix.  After a short time teaching I decided to return to the Psychology field and have recently  received a Master’s Degree in Counseling with an emphasis in family counseling, from Idaho State University.  Over the years I have worked with individuals with developmental disabilities and mental health issues in various capacities.  My personal philosophy is that individuals function within family systems, therefore my main interest lies in working with families.    

Martina Mattie was born and raised in Pocatello and is the only child to two local teachers here in Southeast Idaho.  Martina graduated in 2007 from Idaho State University with a Bachelors degree in Speech Language Pathology.  She had originally planned to become a Speech Language Pathologist, but found that she had more of an interest in psychology and behavior.  She later decided to explore the field of Psycho Social Rehabilitation and has since found her work to be very rewarding.  Martina has always been passionate about helping people and loves working with children.  She has been employed by Behavioral Treatment Services for approximately six months and enjoys working with her fellow co-workers very much.  Martina looks forward to the future and possibly continuing her education in Counseling, but has not decided as of yet.  In her free time she enjoys spending time with family and friends and watching lots and lots of movies!                                                                                                

Sally Welker was born and raised in Pocatello, Idaho. She is the daughter of a World War II veteran and an English War Bride. She graduated from Pocatello High School in 1968. When her children started school Sally did too, graduating from Idaho State University with a Bachelors in Social Work. Sally’s hobbies and interest include her grandchildren, reading, family history and all types of fabric crafts. Sally has been a Licensed Social Worker since 1982. Sally has worked in many areas of Social Work, from the elderly to children. She has been with Behavioral Treatment Services since 2005 as a PSR Worker. Sally recently recive a masters in Pastoral Studies in 2010.