Affiliated NCTSN Professionals

Ann Kelley is the former director of Healing the Hurt. She is now the Director of Residential Services for Omni Visions and incorporates her expertise in child trauma in the agency's assessment, treatment, and training and foster care activities.

Carole L. Campbell is the Clinical Supervisor at a hospital-based Child Advocacy Center in Norfolk, Virginia and an Assistant Professor in the Eastern Virginia Medical School Division of Child Abuse Pediatrics. Dr. Campbell’s clinical work and research focuses on developing and disseminating effective assessments and interventions for traumatized youth and caregivers, with particular interest in increasing access to evidence-based services among underserved groups, including Hispanic/Latino youth and children of military personnel.

Cheryl Lanktree is a clinical psychologist and clinical associate professor at the University of Southern California. She was formerly executive director of the Miller Children's Abuse and Violence Intervention Center - University of Southern California (MCAVIC-USC) Child and Adolescent Trauma Program.

Chris Stupavsky was formerly an outpatient clinician at the Chaddock Trauma Initiative in Quincy IL, where she received training in Trauma-Focused Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (TF-CBT) and Structured Psychotherapy for Adolescents Responding to Chronic Stress (SPARCS). She currently works with rural communities in more than eight counties in Missouri. In her private practice, Christine continues to implement these and other evidence based practices for children and families.