Child and Adolescent Outpatient Staff
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Daniel Cook Licensed Therapist; Capitol Landing Office Education and Credentials
Specialty/Area of Expertise Mr. Cook specializes in working with children and adolescents with behavioral concerns, mood instability, autism, and co-occurring disorders. He has training in cognitive-behavioral therapy, person-centered therapy, and motivational interviewing. |
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Additional Information Mr. Cook has experience providing individual and family services to children and adolescents in community-based and in-home settings. He also has experience providing anger management and substance use group therapy to an adult population. |
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Elizabeth Erfe-Howard Child & Adolescent Clinical Coordinator; Capitol Landing Office Education and Credentials
Specialty/Area of Expertise Ms. Erfe-Howard specializes in working with seriously mentally ill and developmentally disabled adults, and children and adolescents with behavioral concerns, mood instability, anxiety and depression. |
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Additional Information Ms. Erfe-Howard has experience providing case management and individual therapy to adults and individual therapy and family services to children and adolescents in both the public and private sector. She has also provided emergency services and has worked in Quality Assurance. Ms. Erfe-Howard has 30 years of experience in community mental health settings and has served on numerous state and regional level committees. |
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Jessica Furiness Licensed Therapist; Capitol Landing Office Education and Credentials
Specialty/Area of Expertise Ms. Furiness specializes in working with adolescents with behavioral and emotional concerns, depression, anxiety, and co-occurring disorders. She has training in cognitive behavioral therapy, solution-focused therapy, motivational interviewing and trauma-informed care. Additionally, she utilizes art therapy techniques to assist the therapeutic process. |
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Additional Information Ms. Furiness has experience working with children exposed to domestic violence, youth in the detention system, after school therapeutic day treatment, and intensive in-home services. |
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Danielle Harris Child & Adolescent Access Manager; Capitol Landing Office Education and Credentials
Specialty/Area of Expertise Ms. Harris specializes in working with adults, children and adolescents with mood instability, psychosis, anxiety and depression, and has experience working with developmentally disabled adults. She is trained in cognitive behavioral therapy, solution-focused therapy, person-centered therapy, trauma-informed care and ASIST (Applied Suicide Intervention Skills Training). |
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Additional Information Ms. Harris has over eight year of experience working with individuals, families and service providers completing formal need assessments to determine appropriate service utilization and treatment planning for community based services. She has also provided emergency services and has experience working with individuals and families exposed to domestic violence. |
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Casandra Jones Licensed Therapist; York-Poquoson Office Education and Credentials
Specialty/Area of Expertise Ms. Jones specializes in family therapy, relationships and communication, divorce and separation, anxiety, depression, behavior therapy/management, autism, development, life cycle stages and transitions. |
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Additional Information Ms. Jones focuses on resiliency, problem solving, building emotional and coping skills, relationships and positive discipline. She delivers solution-focused services and is experienced in providing cognitive behavioral therapy. Ms. Jones also has training in adoption competency. |
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Heather Nickerson Child & Adolescent Services Supervisor; Capitol Landing Office Education and Credentials
Specialty/Area of Expertise Ms. Nickerson specializes in working with adolescents with behavioral and emotional concerns, depression, anxiety, and co-occurring disorders. She has training in cognitive behavioral therapy, solution-focused therapy, and dialectical behavioral therapy and utilizes art therapy techniques and guided imagery to assist the therapeutic process. |
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Additional Information Ms. Nickerson has over 10 years of experience working with adults, families and children in a variety of settings, including school-based, youth detention, inpatient programs and outpatient settings. Ms. Nickerson is also a suicide awareness and prevention advocate. |
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Crystal Perkins Therapist - GWCAC Education and Credentials
Specialty/Area of Expertise Ms. Perkins specializes in working with children and adolescents with behavioral and emotional concerns, depression, and anxiety. She has training in cognitive-behavioral therapy, solution-focused brief therapy, person-centered therapy, mobile crisis, ASIST (Applied Suicide Intervention Skills Training), Safe Zone Training (LGBTQ+ Youth), and Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACEs). |
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Additional Information Ms. Perkins has experience in mentoring, after-school therapeutic day treatment, intensive in-home services, case management, intensive care coordination, and mental health skill building (adults). |
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Amanda Potts Therapist - GWCAC Education and Credentials
Specialty/Area of Expertise Ms. Potts specializes in working with children and youth with behavioral concerns, mood instability, anxiety, and depression. She has training in cognitive-behavioral therapy, solution-focused brief therapy, and trauma-informed care. |
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Additional Information Ms. Potts has three years of experience providing therapy to incarcerated youth. She also has experience providing mentoring services to youth at-risk of out of home placement and youth involved in the juvenile justice system. |
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