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MPowell@advantagehealthoci.org

317-498-4082

Morgan is the Chief Executive Officer of Advantage Health, bringing over a decade of experience in social work and a lifelong commitment to supporting and advocating for children, families, and mental health professionals.

She began her career with a Bachelor's degree in Elementary Education from Ball State University, initially planning to work in the classroom and later in administration. However, it wasn’t long before she discovered her true passion—helping families facing complex emotional and behavioral challenges. This realization led her into the mental health field, where she has worked tirelessly to create better systems of care and support.

At Advantage Health, Morgan leads with the belief that both providers and families deserve to feel safe, supported, and empowered. Her mission is to foster environments -where mental health professionals can thrive and where children and families have the resources they need to reach their fullest potential.

Outside of her work, Morgan loves spending time in Orlando with her family, visiting Disney World and Universal Studios. She’s a devoted animal lover, proud cat mom, and enjoys winding down with a great true crime podcast.

"It's kind of fun to do the impossible." -Walt Disney

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RLannerd@advantagehealthoci.org

With more than 15 years of experience in social services, Rob is the Cofounder and Owner of AHOCI, where he provides direct services and leadership to support children and families. Holding a Bachelor of Science in Psychology, Rob specializes in working with children who have serious emotional and behavioral disorders, including ADHD, depression, trauma, and autism as well as offering family support and training to strengthen the home environment.

 Taking a strength-based approach, Rob focuses on discovering what each child naturally gravitates toward and using those interests as a foundation for trust, confidence, and growth. Known for a calm and steady presence, Rob helps create safe, supportive spaces where children can thrive and families can grow stronger together. For him, the most rewarding part of the work is seeing children succeed; whether that’s thriving in school, building positive relationships, or finding their place in the community.

Beyond professional life, Rob stays grounded through strength training, exercise, hiking, cooking, traveling, and spending time outdoors, especially near water. A former pharmaceutical representative and swim coach, he discovered a passion for helping children push past limits and celebrating their successes early on. Today, that same passion continues to guide his work at AHOCI.

If given the chance to share a cup of coffee with anyone, Rob would choose Jesus Christ; for the wisdom, love, and purpose He could share. Rob grew up with the wisdom of his dad reminding him to never quit and keep moving forward.

“Success is not final; failure is not fatal: it is the courage to continue that counts.” – Winston Churchill

LBertsch@advantagehealthoci.org

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AAcklin@advantagehealthoci.org

With over 11 years of experience in the field of social services, Anna serves as a Mental Health Provider at AHOCI, where she also supervises people in their internships and DCS service providers. Specializing in working with teen, Anna brings a warm, creative, and down-to-earth approach to her work.

Believing that treatment doesn’t always have to feel heavy, Anna strives to make sessions fun and relaxed, helping clients feel comfortable enough to open up. Whether it’s through humor, empathy, or creative outlets like arts and crafts, she encourages clients to explore new ways of expressing themselves and building confidence.

For Anna, the most rewarding part of the job is simply helping people; especially by being the kind of role model and support she once needed as a young person searching for guidance. Colleagues and clients alike describe them as empathetic, relatable, and able to bring out the best in others by creating a safe and supportive environment.

Outside of work, Anna finds balance by spending time in nature and with their three beloved rescue dogs. A passionate animal advocate, she is often rescuing puppies and dressing her dogs up every Halloween. Her pup, Pearl, sometimes joins her at work and may soon become a certified therapy dog to support clients as well.

 Anna lives her values both inside and outside work: offering care, compassion, and hope wherever it’s needed most.

“When in doubt, rescue a dog.”

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RNeal@advantagehealthoci.org

765-203-1311

Since 2008, Becky has worked in the field of social services, bringing a wealth of knowledge, compassion, and hands-on experience to both youth and families. In their current role at AHOCI as a Operations Coordinator, Supervisor, and Mental Health Provider, she specializes in connecting families with critical community resources, supporting youth with severe emotional disturbances, and addressing issues related to child abuse and neglect.

Guided by the philosophy that “every undesirable behavior is a cry for an unmet need,” Becky approaches every client with empathy, respect, and the understanding that we are all just one hard day away from needing support ourselves. This perspective drives their passion for helping families overcome challenges and giving caregivers peace of mind, knowing their child is safe, understood, and genuinely cared for.

Becky is known for her deep understanding of the systems families navigate, her organizational strength, and her passion for helping others learn. Whether it’s mentoring staff, guiding parents, working one-on-one with a young person, or supporting the agency behind the scenes she is committed to making a positive, lasting impact. Colleagues often describe her as highly self-sufficient, deeply resourceful, and someone who thrives on helping others meet their goals even when time or energy is in short supply.

To stay grounded, Becky enjoys swimming, spending time with her husband and cats, and indulge in cozy hobbies like playing video games, building Legos, or crafting Miniverse items. She also loves baseball, cooking for others, and the occasional binge of a good reality TV show.

A lifelong advocate at heart, Becky was inspired to enter the field by personal experiences growing up in Texas watching foster parents provide safe harbor for children and supporting her father through a work-related injury that left him disabled and advocacy needs. They bring that same spirit of advocacy and resilience to every client and team member they serve.

If given the chance, Becky would have coffee with musician Jelly Roll to explore how we can better support future generations and learn what might have helped him as a youth.

With years of supervisory experience and a heart for service, Becky is a valuable asset to AHOCI and the families they serve.

“Everyone wants happiness, nobody wants pain, but you can’t have the rainbow without a little rain.”

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HHannaford@advantagehealthoci.org

With over 11 years of experience in the social services field, Heather brings passion, creativity, and deep empathy to her work supporting youth & families. As a HAB/Skills Provider and Home-Based Caseworker with AHOCI, she also assists with reviewing documentation & monthly reports, ensuring quality & consistency in client care.

Heather specializes in parenting education, trauma-informed care, & building social & interpersonal skills. Her approach blends structure with creativity; often using playful, relatable tools like her signature “Candy Land” analogy to help clients understand complex ideas in an accessible way. Colleagues & clients alike describe her as an empathetic communicator who excels at breaking down concepts, validating emotions, & maintaining a positive, supportive presence. One of the most fulfilling aspects of Heather’s work is helping parents strengthen their bond with their children through respectful communication & emotional insight. By guiding families toward more nurturing, mindful parenting practices, she helps create stronger, healthier relationships.

Heather’s top strengths include emotional regulation & resilience, empathetic listening, & peer mentorship. To stay grounded, she practices meditation, maintains a bullet journal (with a love for stickers), & cherishes quality time with her child. Her inspiration for entering the field came from a deep belief in the power of kindness and respect to heal & unite families. That same belief carries through in every interaction. Outside of work, Heather has a fun and unique set of interests. She once studied abroad in Australia & is currently pursuing studies in psychic mediumship, astrology, and tarot. If given the chance, she’d love to have coffee with Vincent Van Gogh to understand his art, mind, and view of life. Heather brings warmth, wisdom, and creativity to the families she serves, helping them build stronger bonds & navigate life’s journey with confidence.

“You need to be a contributing citizen of society,”

“In order to get to the end, you have to play the game.”

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JStevenson@advantagehealthoci.org

With a decade of service in the social work field, Jami Stevenson is a highly experienced specialist focused on Skills, Habilitation, comprehensive Home-Based Casework, and impactful Father Engagement Services. Jami's professional background is rich with experience supporting diverse youth, particularly those with complex needs, including histories in residential care, Autism, Mood Disorders, and Reactive Attachment Disorder (RAD). Jami brings a trauma-informed, strengths-based perspective to her casework, focusing on developing practical skills and building resilient family units. She is dedicated to meeting clients where they are and providing the foundational support necessary for sustainable change.

What Jami loves most about her work is the opportunity to see lives transformed by witnessing people overcome significant trials to achieve healing and concrete steps toward wholeness. Beyond her professional role, Jami is a devoted mother of five boys. She finds personal restoration through hiking, reading, golfing, and family vacations, often accompanied by her golden doodle, Lilo. She also volunteers her time in youth ministry, as a Child Advocate, and as a crew member for the Women’s Arise Challenges.

"Speak up for people who cannot speak for themselves. Help people who are in trouble. Stand up for what you know is right, and judge all people fairly. Protect the rights of the poor and those who need help." -Proverbs 31:8-9 ERV

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RRoeseler@advantagehealthoci.org

Robert Roeseler is a dedicated HAB/FST and Skills Provider at Advantage Health of Central Indiana (AHOCI) who will soon begin taking on Department of Child Services (DCS) cases during his internship and beyond. He has been working in the social services field since January 2024 and brings a strong background in working with children diagnosed with autism, having spent two years as a Registered Behavior Technician (RBT) serving primarily children ages 3–11.

Robert’s work philosophy centers on the belief that effective communication is the foundation for progress. He encourages clients to express themselves and teaches strategies for managing emotions in healthy, constructive ways. One of his most rewarding experiences is witnessing clients independently apply skills they’ve learned; whether it’s asking for help, using coping strategies, or expressing emotions without prompts. Robert approaches every client interaction with patience, empathy, and a steady presence.

With strengths in staying calm under pressure, active listening without judgment, and maintaining neutrality in conflicts, Robert creates a supportive environment for clients and families. Outside of work, he practices self-care through fishing, woodworking, and spending time with his wife, who offers him fresh perspectives when challenges arise.

Robert’s journey into social services began after a 17-year career in the U.S. Army, including four years living in Germany and travel to over a dozen countries. Following his military service, he worked in a prison, where he realized he wanted to help people in a more direct and meaningful way. This led him to pursue his BSW and dedicate his career to supporting children and families.

“Be the calm in someone else’s storm.”

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ALanier@advantagehealthoci.org

With a decade of experience in social services, Aravna brings deep expertise in trauma-informed care, crisis response, client advocacy, and community resource coordination. Her work centers on supporting individuals impacted by OCD, sexual assault, exploitation, and systemic barriers to care. With a background that includes intake, documentation, survivor-centered practice, and program development, she is committed to ensuring that every client feels seen, safe, and supported.

 As an MSW student and Care Advisor, Aravna also engages in research, policy analysis, and evidence-based evaluation, with a strong interest in child welfare, mental health access, and culturally responsive services. As she extends her education Aravna remains dedicated to lifelong learning and to providing compassionate, high-quality support to individuals and families navigating trauma and transition.  She approaches each client with a trauma-informed and strengths-based philosophy, grounded in empowerment and genuine empathy. Having experienced major life transitions herself, she believes deeply in every person’s ability to heal, grow, and reclaim their voice. What she finds most meaningful about her role is being a steady, compassionate presence during some of the most vulnerable moments in a person’s life. Whether it’s a moment of relief, a step toward self-advocacy, or the beginning of trust, she sees each milestone as powerful and important.

 Known for her calming presence, emotional grounding, and ability to connect quickly, even during difficult conversations Aravna creates safe spaces where clients can express themselves without judgment. She stays centered through prayer, reading, reflection, walking, movement, and time with her child. Her inspiration for entering the field grew from her own lived experiences with instability, loss, and transition fueling her desire to be someone who brings hope, stability, and support to others. Outside of work, she enjoys watching K-dramas and anime, her favorite way to relax. If she could sit down for coffee with anyone, it would be Eiichiro Oda, creator of One Piece, to learn how he sustains such profound creativity and storytelling longevity.

“She stood in the storm, and when the wind did not blow her way, she adjusted her sails.” — Elizabeth Edwards

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TKnoop@advantagehealthoci.org

With a decade of experience in the social services field, Tiffani is dedicated to supporting both youth and parents through a compassionate, trauma-informed approach. As a Mental Health Provider and Wrap Provider with AHOCI, she specializes in working with trauma, anxiety, ADHD, and family dynamics, helping clients better understand and respond to behavioral challenges.

Guided by the philosophy that “all behavior is communication,” Tiffani works to uncover the meaning behind actions; empowering parents to interpret and address their child’s needs with greater understanding and empathy. Known for her ability to work successfully with even the most challenging clients, she brings patience, resourcefulness, and strong organizational skills to every interaction.

The most rewarding part of her work is helping parents build the tools and confidence to support their children’s growth and well-being. Whether it’s providing practical strategies or fostering a shift in perspective, Tiffani is committed to making a meaningful difference for the families she serves.

A lifelong learner, Tiffani continues to expand her knowledge through ongoing training, reading, and connecting with like-minded professionals. Outside of work, she enjoys running, traveling, and spending time with her large family, being one of ten siblings.

Originally on the path to a career in law enforcement, Tiffani discovered a true calling in social services. The opportunity to make a direct, positive impact on the lives of children and families provided the fulfillment she was seeking and has fueled her passion ever since.

“All behavior is communication.”

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DFamilola@advantagehealthoci.org

Damilola is a compassionate and dedicated para-professional at AHOCI, specializing in supporting individuals with autism and those who have experienced trauma. Her work is guided by a focus on building trust, providing value, and fostering long-term relationships with clients and families.

Working with autistic children at BACA, Damilola finds the greatest reward in helping clients learn new skills, discover new ways to improve their lives, and break cycles of generational trauma. Colleagues and clients describe her as approachable, calm under pressure, and skilled at offering positive and constructive feedback.

With strengths in mindfulness, exercise, and meditation, Damilola not only models healthy coping skills but also uses them to stay grounded in challenging situations. Outside of work, she enjoys creating beaded vases, cooking, singing, and connecting with friends. Being bilingual in English and Yoruba allows her to bridge communication gaps and connect with a wider range of clients and families 

Inspired by a genuine love for helping people, Damilola believes in walking a mile in someone else’s shoes to truly understand their experiences. This empathy shapes every interaction and fuels their commitment to making life better for others.

If given the chance to have coffee with anyone, she’d choose singer Lauren Daigle, to learn what inspires her songwriting and how she channels that inspiration into her music.

Damilola sincerely loves and cares for people, always willing to go the extra mile to ensure they feel seen, supported, and valued.

“Whatever your life’s work is, do it well. A man should do his job so well that the living, the dead, and the unborn could do it no better.” - Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.

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KSmokerLaskowski@advantagehealthoci.org

Karinne has spent the last three and a half years dedicated to supporting adolescents and families through social and mental health challenges. As a Mental Health Provider, she specializes in helping youth navigate emotional, behavioral, and social stressors through a strengths-based lens. Her approach centers on honoring each person’s resilience, offering grace, and helping clients recognize their own capacity for growth and healing.

 Known for her empathy, composure, and personable nature, Karinne creates a safe and grounded space for clients to open up and reflect. She finds the most reward in being able to help others—especially because her own past experiences of facing hardships without support inspire her to be the person she once needed.

To stay balanced, Karinne invests in her favorite hobbies: leather restoration, thrifting, and exploring perfumery. She also brings a rich personal background to her work as a first-generation Polish-American with family roots in Gdańsk. Currently pursuing her Master of Social Work at the Indiana University School of Social Work, she is committed to expanding her impact and continuing to grow as a practitioner. If given the chance to share a conversation over coffee with anyone, she’d pick Sigmund Freud, “I have a few things I’d like to chat with him about."

“Life is tough, darling. Life is hard. And we better laugh at everything, otherwise, we're going down the tube.” -Joan Rivers

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MRose@advantagehealthoci.org

Meshach is a Mental Health Provider at AHOCI with one year of experience in the social services field. Meshach also is in the MSW Program currently. He focuses on skills training and brings a collaborative philosophy to his work, believing that multiple perspectives working together create stronger, more effective solutions for clients. What motivates him most is the opportunity to be of service and support others in meaningful ways.

Known for his patience, versatility, and strong listening skills, Meshach is often described by colleagues as a joy to be around. His faith and support system keep him grounded and balanced as he grows in the field. Inspired early on by others who recognized his natural strengths and compassionate character, he is committed to using those qualities to help clients feel understood and supported.

Outside of AHOCI, Meshach enjoys photography and exploring his passion for film. If he could share coffee with anyone, it would be Denis Villeneuve, his favorite director and cinematographer.

"Whether you think you can or think you can't, you're right"

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CCRank@advantagehealthoci.org

CJ is a Provider and Paraprofessional at AHOCI, bringing experience as an RBT and a strong foundation in autism support, behavior management, skill development, parenting education, and respite care. She approaches her work through a holistic and empowering lens, focusing on the whole person, the whole family, and their long-term success.

 She finds the greatest reward in being a trusted resource for families, creating meaningful impact, and witnessing the positive transformations that unfold over time. Known for her patience, persistence, and attentive listening, CJ builds strong relationships where clients feel understood and supported. To stay grounded, she practices healthy boundaries to rest and spend quality time with her daughter.

Her passion for social services is rooted in her own upbringing, which shaped her desire to be a guiding presence for others during difficult times. Outside of work, she enjoys cooking and experimenting with new recipes, finding peace in creating meals that bring joy to others. She also shares her home with three dogs and a cat, adding plenty of love and personality to her life outside of AHOCI.

If she could share coffee with anyone, she’d choose Michelle Obama for her leadership, advocacy, and commitment to empowerment.

 “It is more blessed to give than to receive.”

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QCompton@advantagehealthoci.org

With more than 15 years of experience in social services, Quay is an experienced Mental Health Provider at AHOCI, supporting children and families through Skills Training & Development, Habilitation (HAB), and Family Support and Training (FST) services. Her work is rooted in evidence-based practices and focused on helping clients create meaningful, lasting change. Quay specializes in trauma, anxiety, depression, behavioral concerns, and parent and family engagement, with particular emphasis on father engagement and connection to community resources. She serves diverse populations including children, families, parents, women, men, and veterans, bringing a holistic and inclusive perspective to every interaction.

 Guided by the philosophy “If you keep doing what you’ve always done, you will continue to get the same results; don’t be afraid to try the opposite,” Quay encourages clients to challenge patterns, explore new approaches, and build healthier ways of coping and communicating. The most rewarding part of their work is empowering clients to make necessary changes that improve quality of life and support progress toward personal goals. Known for strong rapport-building, critical thinking, and problem-solving skills, Quay consistently approaches challenges through a strengths-based lens. Colleagues and clients describe her as empowering, solution-focused, and supportive while encouraging individuals to take ownership of their growth. Balance is essential to Quay’s practice prioritizing healthy boundaries, regular self-care, and intentional disengagement outside of work to remain fully present and effective for the families she serves.

Inspired by the increased mental health needs observed during the pandemic, Quay returned to school to formally pursue social work. She earned a Bachelor of Social Work and is currently in the final year of her Master of Social Work program, with plans to obtain her LSW and LCSW credentials and continue serving underserved communities with compassion and integrity. Outside of work, Quay values time with family and friends, finds joy in life’s small moments, and appreciates slowing down and being present.

 “If there is no struggle, there is no progress.” — Frederick Douglass

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