Jo Vogeli, PhD
I describe myself as… a curious, compassionate, lateral thinker who is dedicated to living and working with a strong sense of meaning and purpose.
Why I work with healthcare professionals: I strive to bring awareness to the need for a change in the culture of medicine. Medical professionals are human beings, and this humanity is essential for individual and collective wellbeing. I find that working with healthcare professionals on personal or professional struggles helps improve their own wellbeing, improves patient care, and works toward systemic change.
I’m passionate about… working with clinicians and trainees experiencing life and health transitions, chronic illness, grief and trauma, burnout, or workplace wellbeing challenges to develop ways to face these challenges and improve quality of life in the process.
You might like working with me if… you’re seeking someone with extensive experience providing direct support for physicians and medical trainees, who employs a collaborative and empowering approach for managing personal and professional struggles. My work is rooted in Acceptance & Commitment Therapy (ACT) and includes active engagement with an existential slant geared toward improving whole person health.
When not working… I enjoy dancing hula, hiking, skiing, riding my Peloton, and reading with my Cavalier King Charles Spaniel on my lap.
Education and Training
Graduate: University of Colorado Denver
Internship: Northern Arizona VA Healthcare System
Fellowship/Residency: Barbara Davis Center for Diabetes
Colorado License #PSY.4864
Massachusetts License #PSY10000816
Montana License #PSY-PSY-LIC-5431
Practices in PSYPACT participating states with APIT #16594
Jo offers individual counseling and coaching.
Emily Faust, PhD
I describe myself as… curious, energetic, uplifting, and empowering.
Why I work with healthcare professionals: I’ve been working in medical settings for 10 years, including experiences in primary care, emergency medicine, ICU, hospice, inpatient medicine, and clinical nutrition. In my current work at an integrated primary care clinic, I have the pleasure of both providing direct patient care as a behavioral health clinician and serving as Behavioral Scientist Faculty for our family medicine residency physicians. In my day to day work, I see the struggles that resident physicians and other healthcare providers are facing (as both professionals and as humans), and I love helping the people who devote their lives to helping others.
I’m passionate about… so many things! I’m a true generalist who loves working with all different types of people and presenting concerns. I work with people with traditional mental health needs like depression, anxiety, trauma, and substance use, productivity, time-management, and executive functioning challenges, work/career struggles and professional development, relationship stress, family conflict, and parenting concerns and living with chronic illness or other medical challenges.
You might like working with me if… you’re looking for an authentic, human-to-human approach to this type of work. Clinically, I enjoy getting to know people deeply, holding space for their stories and struggles, and helping them actively move toward their personal goals and values. I’m trained in a wide variety of evidence-based treatments and utilize a flexible and contextual approach to incorporate strategies, teach skills, and set goals with you that will be most appropriate, effective, and efficient for your specific life circumstances.
When not working… I enjoy exercise, meditation, gardening, reading, and spending time with my family! I grew up in the Midwest and now live in Washington state.
Education and Training
Graduate: Washington State University
Internship and Fellowship: Primary Care Psychology/Integrated Behavioral Health
Washington License #PY61100942
Practices in PSYPACT participating states with APIT #19254
Emily offers individual and relationship counseling.
Medication Support
Deb Kiehlmeier, DO
I describe myself as… open-minded, curious, lighthearted, and honest. I want people to always feel comfortable sharing themselves and in return I will always do my best to help.
Why I work with healthcare professionals: My own extremely difficult experience in medical training has made me forever empathetic to the trauma many healthcare professionals endure, and the concern about having a safe space to seek help.
I’m passionate about… not overdiagnosing or overmedicating. While both have their role, I aim to normalize what my patients are going through and support my patients with a biopsychosocial model of care.
You might like working with me if… you want someone who won’t judge you but will also encourage you to be the best version of yourself.
When not working… I love the gym, hiking, traveling, socializing, cats and tiktok.
Education and Training
Graduate: Rowan University School of Osteopathic Medicine
Residency: Virginia Commonwealth University
Additional Training/Certifications: Board Certified in Adult Psychiatry via the ABPN
Montana License #100537
Oregon License #DO203936
Washington License #DO.OP.61381749
Deb offers medication consultation and management.
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Tina Runyan, PhD, ABPP
