About Us - Meet Our Clinical & Administrative Staff

Dr. Yehuda Gertel earned his Masters and Doctorate in Clinical Psychology at CSPP – LA and is licensed to practice in CA and WI. Over the past 15 years, Dr. Gertel has treated thousands of patients suffering the effects of various workplace-induced psychological conditions, including pain disorders, depression, PTSD, substance abuse and anxiety disorders. He also performs AOE medical-legal assessments and QME’s/IMEs.

From 2012 – 2020 Dr. Gertel served as a Staff Psychologist/Clinical Program Director in a biopsychosocial treatment program for chronic pain, depression and catastrophic injuries with the goal of optimizing/eliminating medication, improved emotional regulation, and functional independence. 

Keley Heckman LCSW has been working for over 2 decades providing trauma-focused clinical care to a wide range of patients.

Keley has several years of experience working as psychiatric first responder, providing focused MH treatment for active-duty military, law enforcement, and EMS personnel. She has also served as Clinical Director overseeing crisis response teams throughout CA and facilitated a PTSD support group at Kaiser Outpatient Psychiatry where she rehabilitated patients back into the workforce. 

Keley received her undergraduate social work degree at Azusa Pacific University and earned her MA in Social Work from San Diego State’s Advanced Standing Program. Her clinical training spans a variety of settings including Alvarado Parkway Institute and at Mount Sinai Hospital in NY. 

Keley specializes in the treatment of anxiety, depression, substance abuse, PTSD and cPTSD. She is trained in CBT and EMDR and currently finishing her EMDR certification.

 Giovana Gomes LCSW, our bilingual clinician, earned her BA at CSU-Monterey Bay and her graduate degree in Social work from Brandman University.

Giovana has over 14 years of experience working in various clinical capacities including working for nearly a decade with at-risk youth and families at CASA (Court Appointed Special Advocates), serving as a Trauma-Informed Trainer for foster parents, a Medical Social Worker in the ER of Kaweah Health MC and an on-site Clinical Social Worker at the Tulare County Juvenile Detention Facility.

Giovana utilizes EBM interventions including CBT and Solution-Focused Therapy, working collaboratively with her patients to stop unhealthy emotional patterns and become their very best version of themselves.

 Jessica Schaffer, LCSW, earned her Social Work degree from the U of Michigan. She brings a rich, community-centered background that includes teaching trauma-affected adults at the YMCA of Greater New Orleans, advancing anti-poverty work with Avodah, and fostering inclusion as a yoga instructor. For over 6 years, Jessica has served children, adolescents, adults, and families in diverse settings such as supportive housing, community mental health, residential treatment, and outpatient care. Jessica specializes in biopsychosocial assessments, therapy (individual, group, and family), crisis intervention, and collaborative care planning. She draws from EBM modalities including DBT, IFS, CBT, and Motivational Interviewing, all within a person-centered, harm-reduction framework that upholds each client’s dignity and resilience. 

Shannon Kelly is an LCSW and EMDR Certified Therapist with over a decade of experience treating anxiety, depression, PTSD, SA, co-occurring disorders, and family conflicts. Shannon integrates EMDR therapy and EBM practices to guide individuals through life’s most challenging transitions. Her leadership experience includes a unit lead supervisor in an inpatient hospital, a crisis therapist in a county jail and Clinical Director of a SA treatment facility.  

Beyond her clinical role, Shannon serves as a clinical supervisor at One BH, bringing out the best in pre-licensed therapists through her dedicated guidance and mentorship. 

 Yael Aharon, ACSW, earned her BA from Charter Oak State College and her MA in Social Work from the Wurzweiler School of Social Work. Her clinical experience includes extensive community-based work supporting families of children with serious illnesses, as well as young adults and adults in residential care settings and outpatient mental health care. Yael is trained in CBT and is a Certified Boxing Therapist (s a movement-based approach that uses boxing as a tool for emotional regulation, clarity, and grounded strength). Yael is passionate about helping individuals navigate life’s challenges and strives to create a compassionate, collaborative environment where clients feel supported, understood, and empowered to make lasting changes. 

Michelle Camarillo ASW holds an MBA from the University of La Verne and an MSW from the University of Southern California. Michelle’s clinical work has included serving diverse populations—ranging from collegiate athletes, including the Men’s Soccer team at Cal State LA, to adults and children navigating homelessness, incarceration, and the foster care system. Michelle has also supported individuals and couples in private practice who

are facing challenges related to trauma, self-esteem, pregnancy, marital strain, and relationships. Trained in Motivational Interviewing, CBT, and Gottman Method Level 1, and with over a decade of previous experience as a HR Manager in both the private and public sectors, Michelle integrates evidence-based tools to meet each patient where they are and empower them to thrive in all aspects of their lives.

 Rebecca Schwartz ASW earned her BS in Psychology from the USF, and her MSW from U of Denver. Rebecca has worked in community mental health for 10 years, beginning with Emergency Homeless Services of San Francisco, Refugee resettlement for local NGO Village Institute, and Community-based CBT and Psychotherapy in Colorado.

Rebecca also holds certifications in Somatic Therapy and Surf-Therapy for mental health, and has facilitated groups in chronic pain, depression and PTSD. 

Rebecca believes that healing happens through connection, compassion, and empowerment, and has dedicated her life to guiding patients in rediscovering hope, strength, and a sense of possibility.

  Emily Schramm earned her MSW from California Baptist University, and her BA in Sociology from the University of California, Irvine. 

She brings experience as an advocate with the Long-Term Care Ombudsman Program, supporting residents through complex care environments and investigating elder and adult-dependent abuse.

Clinically, she has spent the last two years working in private practice and previously served as a substance abuse therapist in a PHP/IOP setting in the San Fernando Valley, working with clients managing addiction and co-occurring mental health needs.

She is trained in both EMDR and has experience supporting adult and youth individuals through trauma, recovery, and emotional regulation.

Grounded in a relational approach, she value authenticity and connection as essential vehicles for meaningful and lasting change.

Teresa Calabrese AMFT, APCC earned her MA in Clinical Psychology from Pepperdine University, where she developed a strong foundation in EBM, trauma-informed care. During her training, she completed her clinical training at Cedars-Sinai Hospital, where she worked with patients and families impacted by oncology, chronic illness, treatment-related stress, and end-of-life issues. Teresa’s clinical work is grounded in CBT and informed by EMDR, Trauma Resiliency (TRM-1), mindfulness-based and somatic approaches. Teresa takes an integrative, person-centered approach to therapy and believes that healing is about symptom reduction as well as reconnecting patients with their strengths, values, and sense of purpose. 

Carlie Shaw, MA, AMFT holds a BA in Family Studies from Samford University and an MA in Counseling Psychology from the University of Colorado, Denver, with a focus on couples and families.

Carlie specializes in PTSD, anxiety, depression, chronic pain, and performance-related anxiety. She has over a decade of experience working with diverse groups across the U.S. and abroad, integrating EMDR, CBT, ACT, and DBT to treat trauma in ER, inpatient, IOP, PHP, and outpatient settings. Carlie is also a certified yoga and equine-assisted psychotherapist, and is completing her EMDR HAP certification for humanitarian service work.

A cancer survivor and triathlete, Carlie is also a certified scuba diver and former first responder. She enjoys swimming, boating, surfing, and diving, and volunteers with the American Cancer Society and ocean conservation groups.

Carlie believes a strong therapeutic alliance is the foundation for healing and uses an evidence-based, compassionate approach to help clients reclaim their lives.

Katie Flores ACSW holds an AA from Santa Ana College, a BS in Psychology from Grand Canyon University, and an MA in Social Work from Our Lady of the Lake University.

With a 10-year background in community health, Katie has honed her skills across various settings and populations including over 5 years of specialized experience in behavioral therapy. Katie has worked collaboratively with patients and their support networks including law enforcement, hospital teams, foster families and community resources.

Trained in Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) and solution-focused modalities, Katie brings a comprehensive approach to her work, addressing a range of issues including anxiety, depression, trauma, military life, and family dynamics. She focuses on meeting clients where they are and guiding them through their journey of healing, growth, and self-improvement.

Toni Daugherty AMFT earned her a BA from UCLA and her MA from AIU and is a Registered AMFT with the CA BBS (AMFT #143408). Toni comes to One BH with specialized training and certification in multiple disciplines including EMDR, Internal Family Systems, CBT, DBT and Solution Focused Therapy. Toni has experience treating PTSD, anxiety, anger management, ADHD, OCD, and depression. Toni takes a compassionate, humanistic approach to foster trust and create a safe, collaborative space for clients. 

   Mariam Evans ACSW earned her MSW from USC with a specialization in Adult Mental Health & Wellness.

Mariam’s clinical background spans a diverse range of experience in the social work field including interning as an MSW at the USC Suzanne Dworak-Peck Telehealth Clinic and at the Tarzana Treatment Center, serving as an Admin Assistant at Barak Law Group and as a Research Assistant at the UCI Psychology and Social Behavior Dept.

Mariam is trained in the provision of CBT, Solution-Focused Therapy, and Motivational Interviewing for adults aged 18 - 70, with a clinical focus on anxiety, depression, and stress management.

Mariam is dedicated to creating a safe space for patients to heal and thrive, empowering them to develop their innate talents and gifts.

 Nandini Narayanan LCSW has been firmly rooted in the field of psychological, spiritual and mental health for over 25 years. As an LCSW trained in oncology social work Nandini teaches and trains patients, families and healthcare professionals in holistic practices and integrative healthcare. She has taught yoga and mindfulness within a mental health framework at cancer centers, neonatology intensive care units (NICU), mindfulness and yoga retreats; and volunteers at juvenile halls and local public schools. Her focus is on integration (wholeness) as the basis for health, to synthesize all aspects of one's life to create harmony. 

 Trevor Hawkins E-RYT 500, C-IAYT, is a Certified Viniyoga Teacher and Yoga Therapist.  He attended Yale University (BA Classics)  and studied the foundations of Western thought, history and culture. For over six years, while living abroad in Barcelona, Spain Trevor focused on the study and application of Eastern Medicine and Holistic Modalities.  Trevor leads Yoga Therapy classes and workshops in a variety of sectors including the Military, University, Public and Private institutions of San Diego, California.  For 10+ years he has applied Yoga in clinical settings focusing on the integration of physical, emotional and mental health interventions to address the impacts of anxiety, depression, stress and PTSD.