Lauren Omenazu,

MSW, LICSW

Lauren has been a clinical social worker for nine years after graduating from the University of North Carolina with a Masters of Social Work
in 2015. She spent six years working inpatient at a local pediatric hospital providing support and guidance to families of medically complex and terminally ill children. During this time, Lauren was a strong advocate and compassionate confidante to the families dealing with new diagnoses, extended hospitalizations, anticipatory grief, and end of life care for their children. Lauren has experience providing talk therapy to teenagers and adults, and is excited to bring her client- centered and trauma-informed mindfulness therapeutic approaches to those experiencing major loss.

Kayla Turner,

MSW, LICSW

Kayla possesses ten years of experience providing clinical social work to individuals and families in the medical setting. Kayla graduated from San Diego State University in 2014 with a Masters of Social Work and has worked with families to provide support as they navigate medically complex issues, in both inpatient and outpatient settings. Kayla has worked with hundreds of families navigating complex illness and death. Kayla started out in pediatric hospice in California, transitioned to inpatient care in Tennessee, and has spent the last six years working at a Level one pediatric trauma center in Massachusetts. Kayla utilizes a holistic approach, focusing on trauma focused narrative therapy with guided processing that offers opportunity to process and heal.