Our Team Members
Becky Otsuka
Behavioral Program Director
Practice Location:
Utah
Becky is one of the founders of Quality Youth Services and has more than 30 years experience in working with youth and foster/proctor care.
Camille Lots
Billing Manager
Practice Location:
Harrisville
Camille began working with private providers who hold contracts with the Department of Human Services in 2006. She joined the team at Quality Youth Services in October 2016.
Ciara Connors, LCSW
Therapist
Not accepting new clients
Practice Location:
Northern Utah, Telehealth
Ciara has been with Quality Youth Services since 2014 and likes working with any population. She often works with those who have experienced trauma, sexual offending, autism, and anxiety.
Rebecca D. Miller, LCSW
Therapist
Accepting new clients
Practice Location:
Northern Utah, Central Utah, Telehealth
Rebecca Miller graduated with a Bachelor in Sociology from Ashford University and her Master of Social Work from Utah State University. She is licensed as a Licensed Clinical Social Worker in Utah.
Sally Stocker, CSW
Therapist
Accepting new clients
Practice Location:
Northern Utah, Telehealth
Sally completed her internship with Quality Youth Services and accepted a job to continue working with the clients and staff at QYS. She enjoys the challenge of mental health therapy and hopes to make a difference in her clients' lives.
Jentrie Hales
Treatment Coordinator
Practice Location:
Northern Utah
Jentrie Hales grew up in a big family with many sisters and one brother on a farm in a small town in central Utah. She moved to the "Big City" of Logan to pursue her education. She graduated from USU with her Bachelor of Social Work. Go AGGIES!
Tami Paxton, LCSW
Clinical Director
Practice Location:
Utah
Tami is one of the founders of Quality Youth Services and together with co-founder Becky Otsuka, works as an evaluator and therapist alongside with their employees.
Janeen Jennings
Proctor Parent Mentor/Recruiter
Practice Location:
Utah
Janeen Jennings has two great passions in life. The first is to foster care and providing care and comfort to kids in state’s custody and second, to the prevention of child abuse in the state of Utah.
Sean DeFreese
Therapist
Accepting new clients
Practice Location:
Central Utah, Telehealth
Info coming soon
Simone Y. Regan, CSW
Therapist
Not accepting new clients
Practice Location:
Northern Utah, Telehealth
Simone completed her internship at Quality Youth Services and loved it so much she wanted to stay on as a therapist.
James Clemesha
Treatment Coordinator
Practice Location:
Central Utah
James enjoys watching Sesame Street and Star Wars with his son. He loves going to Real Salt Lake games with his wife and son any chance they get. During his free time, he loves playing video games with his wife and friends.
René Jones
Treatment Coordinator
Practice Location:
Northern Utah
René always wanted to make a difference in a child's life and has done this by working with at-risk youth/youth that struggle with the law, substance abuse, and NOJOS specific clients.
Katie Marchant
Office Manager
Practice Location:
Harrisville
Katie Marchant is our office manager and is located in the Harrisville Office.
Dustin Blakeley
Therapist
Not accepting new clients
Practice Location:
Central Utah, Telehealth
Dustin Blakely is a Mater Resiliency Trainer for Active Duty Military Personnel at Hill Air Force Base in Layton, Utah.
Tanja Grover, CSW
Therapist, PRS Provider
Accepting new clients
Practice Location:
Northern Utah, Telehealth
Info coming soon
Kimberly Smith, CSW
Therapist
Not accepting new clients
Practice Location:
Northern Utah, Telehealth
Info coming soon
Liz Corry
Outpatient Treatment Coordinator
Practice Location:
Northern Utah
Liz Corry began working with Quality Youth Services in October of 2019 as a tracker/mentor. Liz previously worked as a proctor parent during which she discovered that she wanted to make a difference in the lives of youth
Aspyn Madsen
Outpatient Treatment Coordinator
Practice Location:
Eastern and Southern Utah
As a result of a service trip to North Dakota in 2017 to help youth and families, Aspyn realized her passion for helping others