Our Team
Kevin Moeller, MA, LCSW
Executive Director
Kevin Moeller is a licensed social worker that has been working in Santa Fe and Rio Arriba’s communities since 1999. He has a background in wilderness therapy, multi-systemic therapy, and individual and family therapy. He is passionate about equity issues around race and social justice and engages with this in all of his work.
Montserrat Oceguera, LCSW
Clinical and Community Care Supervisor
Montserrat Oceguera is a trauma informed, Licensed Clinical Social Worker who obtained her degree from New Mexico Highlands University with a concentration in Bilingual/Bicultural practice. She is trained in different systemic and behavioral models such as, multi-systemic therapy, cognitive behavioral therapy, and family systems therapy. She is also trained in Motivational Interviewing and Acceptance and commitment therapy. She implements an integrative eclectic approach to adapt the unique needs and goals of each client. She utilizes a strength based, client-centered, and solution focused approach to support individuals maximize their potential and meet their desired goals. Montserrat is experienced in conducting therapy with diverse clients, both in English and Spanish, and is passionate to serve the Latinx community and promote equity. She also has experience in comprehensive community support services, both as a case manager, and clinical supervisor. She currently oversees a team of 14 case managers.
Maya Huffman, LMSW
Therapist
Maya Huffman holds a Master of Social Work from the Facundo Valdez School of Social Work at NMHU. Her clinical training includes work with families, as well as crisis intervention and safety planning with high-risk adolescents. Previously, she spent three years in wilderness therapy working with at-risk youth as well as four years as a civil engineer. These experiences inform her grounded, relational, and trauma-informed approach to care. Maya is committed to making quality mental health care accessible to children, adolescents, and families throughout Northern New Mexico.
Graciela Gonzales, LMSW
Therapist
Graciela is a multi-generational Santa Fean who graduated from New Mexico Highlands University with a Bachelors and Masters in Clinical Social Work. Her commitment to language access and bilingual/bicultural therapy is deeply important to her. As a licensed therapist with a background in family therapy and individual therapy, she utilizes a strengths-based perspective while working with a diverse range of clients. She is trained in family systems therapy, solution-focused therapy, and utilizes motivational interviewing to support clients through their process to achieve thier goals. Graciela has deep roots in this community and works to create mental health access for all.
Mariana Leon, LMHC
Therapist
Mariana is a bilingual Latina therapist with a Master's in Art Therapy and Counseling from Southwestern College. She believes therapy is a collaborative space where people can feel seen, supported, and empowered to explore their experiences. Mariana utilizes art therapy, holistic practices, IFS, a client-centered approach, and trauma-informed practices in her work. As a bilingual therapist, Mariana values culturally responsive care and creating a space where everyone can bring their full selves, including their language, culture, and lived experiences. Mariana strives to create a welcoming and compassionate environment where clients can explore healing, growth, and connection at their own pace.
Steven Romero
Treasurer
Steven Romero is the Chief Financial Officer for Conservation Voters New Mexico overseeing budget and finance, human resources, fundraising, and culture and equity initiatives. Steven is a first-generation college student and received both his Bachelors of Business Administration and Masters of Business Administration from New Mexico State University in Las Cruces, NM where he was born and grew up. He has worked for both New Mexico State University, and the University of New Mexico in various business administration capacities in addition to Los Alamos National Laboratory. Steven is passionate about supporting New Mexico's rural and underserved communities and connecting them to the resources they need. In his spare time, Steven enjoys hiking, camping, and spending time outdoors.
Stephanie Medina, LCSW
Board Chair
Stephanie received her master's degree with a concentration in Bilingual/Bicultural practice from New Mexico Highlands University. She is a clinical supervisor for Southwest Family Guidance Center. She oversees a Multisystemic Therapy team and Multisystemic Problem Sexual Behavior team in Northern New Mexico and Las Cruces. Additionally, Stephanie supervises a clinical licensure group for therapists. She is passionate about working with BIPOC communities specifically children, family, and adolescent populations. She currently lives in Santa Fe and is happiest exploring the outdoors with her daughter and husband.
Derek Rugsaken, LPCC
Board Member
Derek Rugsaken, LPCC is a Clinical Services Administrator for Presbyterian Medical Services, overseeing 3 behavioral health clinics in northern New Mexico. He has worked for over 8 years serving northern New Mexican communities, first as a direct service provider and now as a clinical leader. He brings a passion and commitment to providing the highest-quality services to underserved communities through direct services and effective collaboration with community stakeholders. He currently lives with his three children in Santa Fe, with whom he enjoys cooking and exploring local natural wonders.