Amy Lam, MA, LPC

Amy is the Child and Adolescent Day Treatment Program Director. She has a Bachelor of Psychology from the University of Texas, a Master of Counseling from Midwestern State University and became a Licensed Professional Counselor in 2007. Amy regularly works with teens and young adults with LGBTQ orientation.

Shannon Fletcher, MA, LPC

Licensed Professional Counselor for 8yrs with Rose Street Day Treatment and private practice

Currently Children’s Program Director, Rose Street Day Treatment and private practice

Sexual Assault counselor and supervisor of clinical services for First Step, Inc., 2003-2006

Education:

Bachelor of Arts in Psychology – Midwestern State University, 2001 Master of Arts in Counseling – Dallas Baptist University, 2003

Affiliations:

• ATTACh clinical member

Training/Experience:

• Childhood trauma
• Reactive Attachment Disorder
• Sexual Assault (victims)
• Domestic Violence (victims)
• Childhood behavioral disorders
• Foster and Adopted children

My particular areas of interest are working with children who have experienced trauma, children in the foster care system, and adoptees. I believe that a clinician must be trauma-informed to provide appropriate care for these children. I have worked alongside leaders in the field of trauma and attachment and have volunteered at camps for families and children struggling with trauma and attachment. I also have 8yrs experience working with children in a day treatment setting who exhibit a broad range of behaviors and diagnoses. That experience has led me to work with children with very extremely aggressive and disruptive behaviors.

Seeing a child become truly happy, centered, and connected is my greatest joy as a counselor.

James Gresham, MHT

James Gresham has worked at the Child and Adolescent Day Treatment clinic as a Mental Health Technician since 1997. He is the supervisor of the mental health technicians at the clinic.