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OUR TEAM

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FOUNDER & CEO

DR. KAITLYN GOUBEAU, LICSW

Dr. Kaitlyn Goubeau is a licensed clinical social worker. She founded Center for Justice Social Work in 2020 after spending years building and implementing police social work programs. Kaitlyn began her journey at Everett Police Department and went on to help various police and fire departments. In addition to CJSW, Kaitlyn owns and operates a private counseling clinic called Soundview Wellness. She is passionate about teaching and mentoring social workers as well as developing policy and supporting legislative changes to create more healing focused communities. Kaitlyn received the Red Cross Clare Waite Humanitarian Award for her work with Everett Police Department as well as the NASW Washington Chapter's President's Award for the work that CJSW is doing with the City of Arlington, Arlington Police, and North County Fire. Kaitlyn and her husband both grew up in Stanwood where they continue to reside today with their two golden retrievers. 

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EXECUTIVE ASSISTANT

JESSICA WILLMORTH, BAS

Jessica earned her BAS in Information Technology & Administrative Management from Central Washington University in 2019. Jessica has 8+ years experience working in Project Management and will focus on business administration, program development, marketing & communications, streamlining processes, developing policies and protocols, communicating with community partners, onboarding employees & interns, and more. Jessica started as a receptionist with Soundview Wellness in 2021, transitioned into Executive Assistant in 2022 and then took the role of Creative Director in 2023. Jessica now resides in Phoenix, AZ but grew up in Washington State and is very familiar with the crisis needs of our community.

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DIRECTOR OF CLINICAL SERVICES

SARAH TRAJANO, LICSW

Sarah is a licensed clinical social worker. Sarah graduated from Seattle University with her BA in Social Work and received her Master's of Social Work from Eastern Washington University. She has years of experience working with individuals of all ages with various mental health challenges. Sarah started as a children's counselor with Soundview Wellness and then joined CJSW as Director of Clinical Services inside our Mobile Integrated Health program with the City of Arlington.

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THERAPIST

OLIVIA LAUZON, LSWAIC

Olivia is a licensed clinical social work associate who was a former intern at CJSW and is now a Therapist in our counseling division, Soundview Wellness. Olivia prioritizes a trauma-informed approach and has experience working with clients experiencing depression, anxiety, stress, trauma, interpersonal conflict, and survivors of domestic violence and sexual assault. Her goal is to understand and honor her clients’ needs, and to utilize a combination of modalities (Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, Solution Focused Brief Therapy, Motivational Interviewing, Acceptance & Commitment Therapy, and Mindfulness techniques) to best serve them. Olivia received her Master of Social Work degree from the University of Denver, and her background is deeply rooted in psychology. She earned a Master of Arts in Forensic and Legal Psychology from Marymount University, and a Bachelor of Arts in Criminology and Bachelor of Science in Psychology from Lynchburg College. 

 

INTERNS

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SOCIAL WORK INTERN - MSW

ALYSSA

Alyssa is a Masters in Social Work student at Walden University, she received her Bachelors Degree in Society, Ethics & Human Behavior from University of Washington and is a Certified Trauma Support Specialist through Trauma Institute International. Alyssa has spent the past ten years working with survivors of abuse, unhoused, and disadvantaged populations, particularly youth as a Student Support Advocate with Everett Public Schools. Alyssa's passion for mental health, suicide prevention, trauma survivors, the LGBTQiA+ community, and education have driven her desire to become a licensed social worker and she is honored to be a part of the CJSW team to serve the needs of our community on this journey.

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JILL

SOCIAL WORK INTERN - MSW

Jill is a Masters in Social Work student at Eastern Washington University. She is a licensed Substance Use Disorder Counselor and has a Master’s degree in Behavioral Health and Addiction Studies. Jill currently works for a Tribal Health program and has experience assisting individuals with co-occurring mental health and substance use disorders. Jill is passionate about helping people recover from addiction, trauma, and other life struggles by providing individualized treatment based on the person’s unique needs. She lives in Marysville with her family, dogs, and cats. In her free time, Jill enjoys spending time with her family.

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KRISTIN

SOCIAL WORK INTERN - AS

Kristin is a student at Eastern Gateway Community College studying her Associate in Science in Social Work with an expected graduation of December 2023. She currently works at a local church and childcare center. Upon graduating, she has a strong drive to pursue public service and use her social work degree within the local Police Department. She has a passion for helping others, educating those on the benefits that are unbeknown to them and giving back to her community.

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DREW

SOCIAL WORK INTERN - BSW

Drew is a Bachelors in Social Work student at Seattle University. Drew began her professional career as a finance officer in the United States Air Force after earning her degree in business administration at New Mexico State University. Her passion for social services began in 2013 when she volunteered as a certified level 1 Department of Defense Sexual Assault Victim Advocate, where she provided direct client support to survivors of sexual assault, taught prevention and response curriculum, and promoted sexual violence awareness in the military community. After graduation, she is interested in pursuing her MSW and clinical licensure as well as working with military and veteran populations.  Drew is deeply grateful for the opportunity to intern at CJSW, where she can continue to serve and learn from her community to help advance social justice.

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