Kristin Leahy, MHRT-C

Kristin graduated in 2004 from Gordon College with a degree in Youth Work and a minor in Counseling Psychology, She spent 18 years both in the states and overseas working with youth and young adults in the community.  Kristin is a dedicated and compassionate case manager with a proven track record of making a positive impact in the lives of individuals facing challenging circumstances. With a deep commitment to advocacy and a strong background in working with youths, she has been a guiding light for countless clients seeking support and assistance. Kristin is known for her exceptional communication skills, which foster trust and build strong rapport with clients, empowering them to take control of their lives. As a case manager, Kristin has successfully collaborated with a diverse range of clients, including those facing issues related to mental health, substance abuse, housing insecurity, and more.

Megan Stinson, MPH, MHRT-C

Megan, originally from Milton, Vermont, has a strong background in public health and a passion for supporting others. She earned her Bachelor’s degree in Public Health with a minor in Educational Studies from the University of Southern Maine in 2022, followed by her Master’s in Public Health (MPH) in 2024, along with a certificate in Healthcare Quality and Patient Safety.

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She has interned with the American Red Cross and MaineHealth Regulation & Accreditation and has over three years of experience working with adolescents in various settings. Megan is committed to empowering and educating clients, creating a welcoming space where people feel heard, supported, and at ease.

Tabatha Copeland, MHRT-c, BSW

Tabatha graduated from SMCC in 2016 with an Associate’s Degree in Health and Human Services and received an award for her role in establishing the Captain’s Cupboard Food Pantry, which is still in operation today. In 2019, she earned her Bachelor’s Degree in Social Work from USM. Since graduating, Tabatha has worked in a variety of settings, including supporting New Mainers, providing case management for adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities,  persistent mental health diagnoses, assisting TANF recipients, offering low-income housing support. Tabatha enjoys curling up in a rocking chair with a good book, completely immersed in the story. As a CIS and Case Manager, she is known for her compassionate, down-to-earth approach, great sense of humor and strong understanding of local systems. She easily builds rapport and supports clients with care and understanding.

Nadine Palmer, BA, MHRT-c

With 20 years of experience in the mental health field, Nadine brings a wealth of expertise and compassion to her work. She earned her Bachelor’s degree in Psychology from Saint Joseph’s College of Maine and is currently pursuing her master's degree in Forensic Psychology.   Throughout her career, Nadine has held various roles that have deepened her understanding of individual needs, particularly working with at-risk adolescents and young adults. She has extensive experience navigating the justice system and always advocates for her clients to ensure their needs are met.  Nadine possesses a strong grasp of case management, systems management, and quality assurance, which supports her in her roles as both a Targeted Case Manager and TCM Supervisor.  

Michelle Bailey, MHRT-C

Michelle is a skilled Case Manager, bringing practical support and empathy to everyone she serves. She is married, a stepmom to 2, and shares her home with her beloved pets, but her dog is her life. Outside of work, Michelle enjoys spending time outdoors and recharging in nature. With a warm, personable style and solid organizational skills, she effectively connects clients to resources and builds trusting relationships that support their goals. She has 6 years of retail management experience where she worked collaboratively with her employees to make the work environment more enjoyable for the whole team. She has 3 years of experience as a youth career advisor, working with 16-24 years olds with significant barriers to employment including homelessness, mental health conditions, justice involvement, and disabilities. Michelle went to CMCC and has an associate's degree in liberal studies with a strong focus in human services.